Mark Cavendish
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The former world road race champion tells William Fotheringham how crashing out of the Tour de France instilled an even greater motivation to succeed
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Mark Cavendish will return to the track next month to ride in the Ghent Six Day races in November
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Dylan van Baarle won the Tour of Britain, with Michal Kwiatkowski second overall and Bradley Wiggins third
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The Englishman finished the second stage strongly while Mark Renshaw came out on top and Marcel Kittel faltered
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Mark Cavendish has been cleared to take part in the second stage of the Tour of Britain on Monday morning despite crashing in Sunday’s opening stage
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Manxman finished third despite suffering a crash and was subsequently taken to hospital but the German Marcel Kittel won the opening stage
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The battle that might have been at the Tour de France between Cavendish and Marcel Kittel was put on hold – on Sunday the pair line up in Liverpool and there could be fireworks
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William Fotheringham: As the Tour of Britain takes over the roads of this country here are five leading cyclists expected to be the key players
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Mark Cavendish has not been selected in the Great Britain squad for this month’s Road World Championships in Spain
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Mark Cavendish and Marcel Kittel, the world’s leading sprinters, will go head to head in this month’s Tour of Britain
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Mark Cavendish has extended his lead in the Tour de Poitou-Charentes by adding victory in stage two of the five-day race to his opening triumph
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Mark Cavendish won stage one of the Tour de Poitou-Charentes
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Andy Murray got back on the winning trail after his Wimbledon defeat, while Mark Cavendish is set to return in the Tour de l’Ain
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The sprint cyclist acknowledged that his confidence might have been dented by the injury sustained on the opening stage of the Tour de France
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Mark Cavendish will undergo shoulder surgery on Wednesday and faces around six weeks out after his Tour de France crash on stage one in Harrogate
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2.5 million see peloton race 125 miles from York to Sheffield – but dislocated shoulder ends Mark Cavendish's hopes
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Mark Cavendish will miss the Commonwealth Games and is likely to need surgery after the crash that forced him out of the Tour de France
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Britain's unhappy summer of sport continues after Mark Cavendish fails to clinch the first stage of the Tour de France.
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Cheers turn to gasps as home favourite Mark Cavendish crashes shortly before the finish in Harrogate
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François Thomazeau: The French rarely travel outside of London when they visit Britain. Can the pictures of charming Yorkshire during the Tour de France lure them into the countryside?
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Emma John: Six-hour broadcast for 10 minutes of action proves gruelling but Mark Cavendish’s late fall puts sofa strains into perspective
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The sprint finish in Harrogate, won by Marcel Kittel, was marred by a crash that could have ended Mark Cavendish’s Tour de France
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Le Tour is French, but le Grand Départ belonged to Yorkshire. The sun shone and millions turned out. Only the finish – as Mark Cavendish crashed – was a cruel ending
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Germany's Marcel Kittel won the opening stage of the 2014 Tour de France, repeating his win from 2013
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There were a few blips, anxious moments and missed PR opportunities but the Tour de France is finally ready for the Grand Départ from Yorkshire
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British cyclist, Mark Cavendish talks about this Saturday's Grand Départ of the Tour de France
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Mark Cavendish said the ‘phenomenal interest in Yorkshire for the Tour de France is nothing like he has ever seen for a Grand Départ
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Detailed stats for every rider in the 2014 Tour de France, including Team Sky's Chris Froome, Tinkoff-Saxo's Alberto Contador, Astana's Vincenzo Nibali and world champion Lampre-Merida rider Rui Costa
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Stats and historical race results for 2011 Tour de France points classification winner and former road race World Champion Mark Cavendish
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The German sprinter had the edge on the Manxman last year, and aims to do so again starting in Yorkshire on Saturday
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Chris Froome is likely to be pushed all the way by Alberto Contador but French hopes are unlikely to be realised by their riders
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Mark Cavendish pulled out of the British national road race championship to give himself the best chance of winning the opening stage of the Tour de France
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The National Road Race Championship has been dominated by Sky riders but one team leader believes the gap is closing slightly
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A bout of bronchitis has ruled defending champion Mark Cavendish out of this weekend’s British National Road Championship
Yorkshire’s Tour de France joy marred by Mark Cavendish’s crash