Mark Cavendish makes history with his 35th Tour de France stage win, defying age and expectations. Learn how he secured this iconic victory and left the world in awe.
Mark Cavendish, also known as the Manx Missile, has solidified his place in cycling history with a remarkable achievement. On July 3rd, 2024, Cavendish marked Sir Mark Cavendish Day by clinching his 35th Tour de France stage win, breaking the all-time record. Despite his age and the challenges he faced in recent years, Cavendish's sprint in this historic victory was reminiscent of his classic style, showcasing his enduring skill and determination.
The victory was not only a testament to Cavendish's talent but also a display of quick thinking and exceptional decision-making. Breaking Eddy Merckx's long-standing record was no easy task, but Cavendish's persistence and brilliance shone through, securing his place in cycling folklore. His ability to defy age and continue to excel in a sport known for its extreme physical demands is nothing short of extraordinary.
Cavendish's journey to this milestone win was marked by setbacks, including a heartbreaking crash and years of illness and winless races. Overcoming these challenges and emerging victorious at the pinnacle of cycling exemplifies Cavendish's resilience and unparalleled skill. His record-breaking 35th career Tour de France stage win in what may be his final appearance at the event is a story of determination, triumph, and sheer greatness.
In the cycling world, Cavendish's achievement has been met with widespread acclaim. His fellow cyclists, including Geraint Thomas, have praised his remarkable feat and the way he has shattered stereotypes about age and performance in the sport. Mark Cavendish's legacy as one of the greatest sprinters of all time is now firmly cemented, with major figures in cycling acknowledging his unparalleled skill and contribution to the sport's history.
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SAINT-VULBAS, France — 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.
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'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.
Mark Cavendish made cycling history on Wednesday, winning a record-breaking 35th stage at the Tour de France.
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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.
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'We were all super happy but it was a sense of - what now?' - says Manxman.
Mark Cavendish wrote a new chapter of Tour de France history in what is expected to be his last appearance at cycling's most prestigious race.
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