Mark Cavendish
Mark Cavendish is a professional cyclist and is one of the most successful sprinters of all time. He is best known for his 34 wins at the Tour de France and his long-standing goal to beat Eddy Merckx' tally, but has also won 16 stages at the Giro d'Italia, become World Champion in 2011, won Milano-Sanremo in 2009 and carries a palmarès with over 150 wins.
Name: Mark Cavendish
Birthday: 21 May 1985
Birthplace: Douglas, Great Britain
Turned Pro: 2005
Height: 1.75m
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- tom is still only 25. yeah, some years have been squandered, but perhaps there’s time to right the ship. the problem though is figuring out exactly what he should be targeting. GC? while pog, jonas and remco are all in their prime? probably not. classics? with another 5+ years of mathieu, wout, pog, remco, etc? so, stages? yeah, IF he can embrace that role, but it still seems like he doesnt see that as lofty enough.OCexile05-12-2024
- Christian Vande Velde - the pool of optimism!
leedorney05-12-2024 - Hope he gets his chance, redemption for all the years of false accusationsMistermaumau04-12-2024
- There's no guarantees in life ! Anything can happen in or out of a bike race to change your fortunes if you're basing your whole year on the TdF. Sure you can reduce the odds in your favor but you only live once...go for it!frieders304-12-2024
- If racing the Giro is a big risk , all preparatory races will fall under the same category since no race is risk free. As seen from Remco even Training is not risk free. Vandevelde sometimes talks crapabstractengineer04-12-2024
- No Chris, you’re getting old without trying and unsuccessfully trying to be your young self again.Mistermaumau04-12-2024
- I once worked for an employer that was so good at putting people off staying we started a social group for ex-employees which grew and grew until it was larger than the workforce. 20 years on we still meet up to laugh about things back then. I see an opportunity here ;-)Mistermaumau04-12-2024
- That’s one reason I never told mine about the ones I could avoid discussing ;-)Mistermaumau04-12-2024
- It’s something to take into consideration, the Giro is one of the more dangerous events. But, there’s also the fact that one day TP will have another crash. It used to be so much easier to decide what to race and what not :-)Mistermaumau04-12-2024
- Courageous and wise and good for you but someone else will, that’s the nature of capitalism, and then someone will accept less than the minimum and then someone will do it as an internship an then someone will do it voluntarily for the chance and after we’ll be back toa form of emotional slavery ;-)Mistermaumau04-12-2024