Four-time Tour de France winner Froome retires

Chris Froome, Britain's most accomplished Tour de France cyclist, has announced his retirement from professional cycling. The four-time Tour champion spent nearly two decades competing at cycling's highest level, becoming one of the sport's most dominant figures of the 2010s. According to BBC News, Froome's decision brings to an end a remarkable career that included multiple Grand Tour victories and cemented his place among cycling's all-time greats.

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