🥰Que grande 🇬🇧Cavendish! 👉Mientras sufría en una subida el ciclista del Astana se hacia un 🤳selfie con un aficionado! 🇨🇴 #TourColombia2024 #Noticiclismo #Ciclismo
VIDEO: Mark Cavendish takes selfie with fan during Tour Colombia climb
CyclingFriday, 09 February 2024 at 00:12
Stage 3 of the Tour Colombia proved to be a great day for the home fans as national champion Alejandro Osorio surged to victory. Simultaneously, in the back of the race Mark Cavendish also conquered the heart of a Colombian fan as he took a selfie on-the-bike.
The moment was caught by the broadcast of the race with over 40 kilometers to go. The Manxman was riding in the back of the race isolated at the time, when he picked up the phone of a fan who was running alongside him, making his day. The short clip can be seen below.
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I love Cav. Good he added an extra year.
He totally made that fan's day. Good on him.