Chris Froome etched his name in cycling history by winning seven Grand Tours, tying him for fourth on the all-time list. Best known for his four Tour de France victories, Froome also clinched the Vuelta a España twice and celebrated his final three-week victory at the Giro d’Italia.

Key Victories:

• 2011 Vuelta a España: Froome, a late addition to Team Sky, initially rode as a domestique for Bradley Wiggins. After a strong performance, he finished second overall, later awarded the title when Juan Jose Cobo was banned for doping.

• 2013 Tour de France: Taking the lead as Team Sky’s main rider, Froome overcame an early crash to dominate the race, with standout performances including a solo victory on Mont Ventoux.

• 2015 Tour de France: After a crash in 2014, Froome returned to reclaim his title, showcasing his strength on the Mur de Huy and maintaining his lead despite challenges from rivals like Nairo Quintana.

• 2016 Tour de France: This edition is memorable for Froome’s extraordinary run up Mont Ventoux after a crash. He ultimately retained his yellow jersey despite the chaos.

• 2017 Tour de France: Notably, Froome won the title without winning a stage, demonstrating consistent performance and strategic racing.

• 2017 Vuelta a España: Froome took the red jersey early and solidified his victory, becoming the third rider to achieve the Tour-Vuelta double.

• 2018 Giro d’Italia: Amidst scrutiny over a doping investigation, Froome made a stunning comeback, winning the Giro and making history as the first Briton to do so.

Froome's career encapsulates resilience and mastery in cycling, marking him as one of the sport's greats.