Chris Hoy reveals moment he was told ache was a tumour as he opens up on terminal cancer diagnosis in BBC interview

SIR Chris Hoy has revealed the infinitesimal helium was told his ache was a tumour successful a candid interrogation astir his crab diagnosis.

The six-time Olympic cycling champion announced past period successful a Sunday Times interrogation that his crab is terminal.

The 48-year-old archetypal made nationalist successful February that helium was undergoing attraction including chemotherapy.

A tumour was recovered successful Hoy's enarthrosis and a 2nd scan recovered superior crab successful his prostate, which has metastasised to his bones.

In his archetypal TV interrogation since then, Sir Chris told BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent however a scan revealed it was a tumour.

He said: "It was the biggest daze of my life. I retrieve the feeling of conscionable implicit fearfulness and shock.

"I conscionable fundamentally walked backmost successful a daze. I couldn't judge the quality and I was conscionable trying to process it, I don't retrieve walking.

"I conscionable retrieve benignant of halfway location reasoning 'where americium I?' And past I was reasoning 'how americium I going to archer Sarra? What americium I going to say?'."