Mark Cavendish was back on the podium as he took victory in a post-Tour de France criterium in Belgium.
The British sprinter bested Alpecin-Fenix rival Tim Merlier in a sprint in Roeselare, West Flanders, during the lucrative exhibition race on Tuesday (July 20).
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