Frum announced the end of his career in 2025

"I think it's time," said the cyclist who won the Tour de France four times

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British cyclist Chris Froome has announced that he will end his career in 2025.

The four-time winner of the Tour d'France, when asked about how difficult it is to make the decision to end a rich career, said:

"I think it's time," Euro reported today.

He said this on Thursday at the launch of next year's Vuelta, a race he won in 2011 driving for Sky. Team Israel Premier Tech rider, who in 2019 suffered serious injuries in an accident right at the race in Spain, said that ending his cycling career in that race would be "a great way to close the circle".

Asked if he would like to take part in next year's Vuelta, Froome replied: "I would very much like to".

"Next year will potentially be my last racing season. Finishing my career at the Vuelta could really be a nice way to close the circle, as I started at the Vuelta and I would finish at the Vuelta. It could also be very special," said Froome.

"Next year I will turn 40. My goal has always been to race until I'm 40 and I'm getting closer to that goal. I can be very happy with everything I've been lucky enough to achieve in the sport," he added.

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