'A true success': Paris medals were Glaetzer's swansong

'A true success': Paris medals were Glaetzer's swansong

One of Australian cycling's most respected competitors has retired, joining an impressive list of riders who either have retired or are about to call time.

Matthew Glaetzer calls time on illustrious track cycling career - Bicycling Australia

Australian sprint star Matthew Glaetzer has announced his retirement, bringing the curtain down on a decorated 15-year career on the track. The 33-year-old confirmed the news today, stepping away after four Olympic Games and three Commonwealth Games with the ARA Australian Cycling Team. “I want to sincerely thank each and every one of the people around me throughout my career for the support, guidance and belief you have shown me,” Glaetzer said…

'After more than a decade on the world stage, it’s time to close this chapter' – Olympic medal-winning cyclist retires to become a full-time fireman

Matthew Glaetzer makes decision to swap helmet for hose, leaving the velodrome to pursue a career as a fire fighter in South Australia

'Track cycling icon' Matthew Glaetzer announces retirement and new career as a firefighter

Australian's long-awaited Olympic medals in Paris have proven to be the final act of a 15-year career, and a new one has already begun