Mark Cavendish defies the odds to become the most successful stage winner in Tour de France history! ๐ด
Mark Cavendish has etched his name in the annals of Tour de France history with an unparalleled achievement. The Manx Missile, at 39, clinched a record-breaking 35th stage victory, surpassing cycling legend Eddy Merckx. In a breathtaking sprint finish, Cavendish showcased his unwavering determination and skill, defying age and setting a new milestone in the world of cycling.
Cavendish's triumph in the 177.4-kilometer fifth stage from Saint-Vulbas solidified his status as a cycling icon. His resilience and brilliance on the saddle have captivated audiences worldwide, highlighting the essence of perseverance and passion in sports. With each pedal stroke, Cavendish showcased not just athletic prowess but also a relentless spirit that resonates beyond the world of cycling.
The stage win marked a momentous occasion not only for Cavendish but for the entire cycling community. His achievement serves as a testament to the power of dedication and self-belief in conquering challenges. As he carves his name in history, Cavendish inspires generations of cyclists and sports enthusiasts to dream big, work hard, and push the boundaries of possibility.
Looking ahead to the future, Cavendish's legacy looms large, leaving an indelible mark on the sport. His record-breaking feat at the Tour de France 2024 sets a new standard for excellence and redefines what it means to defy limits. As the Manx Cyclist continues his journey, one thing remains certain โ Mark Cavendish's name will forever be synonymous with triumph, tenacity, and the relentless pursuit of greatness.
SAINT-VULBAS, France โ Mark Cavendish wrote a new chapter of Tour de France history in what is expected to be his last appearance at cycling's biggest race.
Defying the odds, the Manx Missile becomes the most successful stage winner in Tour de France history.
Astana Qazaqstan sprinter sets new mark with 35th stage victory at Tour.
The 39-year-old has now surpassed legendary cyclist Eddy Merckx after winning a chaotic sprint finish at the end of the 177.4 kilometer fifth stage from Saint- ...
Mark Cavendish won the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday in Saint-Vulbas to earn his 35th career stage victory in the event and setting a new ...
To win a Tour stage at 39 is a stunning feat of endurance in a sport where many careers last less than two years.
It has been done. Mark Cavendish finally scored his 35th stage win in the Tour de France to break the record he previously shared with the great Eddy Merckx ...
Manx cyclist Mark Cavendish made history at the Tour De France with his 35th stage victory, breaking a 34-win record held by Eddy Merckx, who set it from ...
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One of the most satisfying aspects of Mark Cavendish's stunning, history-making victory today was just how vintage a Cavendish sprint it was.
'What's the point in doing anything unless you can share it with those people close to you?' says Manxman after stage win number 35.
Of Merckx's 34 stage wins 16 came in time trials - he won three prologue time trials and 13 individual time trials, and 18 mass start stages at the Tour de ...
'He's 39 and everyone says you get slower as you get older โ he's proven that wrong'
Last year was supposed to be his 14th and final Tour, but the dream of ending his career with the outright record motivated him to delay his retirement and make ...
All the emotions, euphoria and reflections as Astana-Qazaqstan team-mates and Cavendish confidants react to a fairytale 35th stage win.
163.5km run from Mรขcon looks like another day for the sprinters.
Tour de France stage win number 35 was won aboard a rather special Wilier.
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Governing body issues warning to Cavendish, Philipsen for not holding lines as tension mounts over safety of Tour's mass sprints.
'We were all super happy but it was a sense of - what now?' - says Manxman.
Briton Mark Cavendish claims the outright Tour de France stage win record by taking his 35th victory to surpass Eddy Merckx on stage five in Saint Vulbas.