Chris Froome, the four-time Tour de France champion, is officially retired but still riding strong—literally and figuratively—as a Skoda ambassador, leading morning group rides and sharing his wisdom with guests. He laughs off a wild anecdote about accidentally sending a guest into a canal, and admits he doesn’t miss the grueling physical toll of pro cycling, now savoring life’s simple joys like meals and wine without guilt. On doping, he acknowledges the disruption of nighttime testing but insists it’s vital for the sport’s credibility, even sharing that his own samples from a decade ago are still being retested—proof he’s clean. Despite a near-fatal crash last summer, he’s recovering well and marvels at today’s riders’ blistering speed. Froome is at peace, cherishing family time and considering grassroots or even Kenyan roots for his next chapter, content with a legacy he’s proud of.
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