Mark Cavendish back on his bike already? Tour de France legends take on charity ride in Miami

Less than a month from retiring from cycling after one of the greatest careers we have ever seen, Mark Cavendish has got back on his bike in Miami. But no, he isn’t doing the quickest U-turn on his retirement decision, he’s been riding at the Best Buddies Challenge, an organisation that gives a platform for people with disabilities.

Cavendish was joined by his friends and former Tour de France winners Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas for a great cause. The Best Buddies Challenge use sporting events such as cycling, running or walking, to raise funds for Best Buddies International, a non for profit charity that supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

It’s great to see the most successful sprinter of all time back on his bike, and even better to see him raising awareness for such a brilliant cause.

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