Mark Cavendish on the podium after winning the 2015 Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
Mark Cavendish will have a strong supporting cast as he bids to add to his 25 Tour de France stage victories, as Etixx-Quick-Step announced their nine-man squad.
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Has cycling's most affordable pro bike brand just launched its aero machine?Van Rysel set to equip Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale with new RCR-F in 2025
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Even if you ride a lot, here's why you shouldn't skip leg day at the gymThink your legs get enough exercise? A little gym time can unlock big strength and performance gains.
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'Finally, you broke the world record' - Inside reaction to Mark Cavendish's historic Tour de France revealedAstana Qazaqstan have released Project 35, a documentary which shows the journey to triumph
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'I haven’t entirely committed to what I’m doing' - Mark Cavendish refuses to rule out racing more, but will run a marathon next yearThe Tour de France stage win record holder says that his plan is to head into cycling management
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Mark Cavendish to conclude professional cycling career in SingaporeTour de France stage win record holder to bring curtain down on racing career at ASO end of season criteriums in Asia
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Mark Cavendish set to end his career at Tour de France Singapore CriteriumEvent will be Cavendish's final appearance for Astana Qazaqstan after he won a record-breaking 35th Tour de France stage in July
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'I've lived everyone’s dream': Mark Cavendish hints at snap retirement after last ever Tour de France stageThe Manx Missile is the 2024 Tour's lanterne rouge
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'I'm so tired': Emotional Mark Cavendish thanks teammates after surviving Tour de France time cutThe Briton is just two days away from finishing the Tour de France for an eighth time
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Mark Cavendish makes time limit on stage 19 - and four other tales of riders who survived the Tour de France cut-offBrit finishes with more than five minutes to spare on Isola 2000
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End of an era: Witnessing Mark Cavendish's last ever Tour de France sprintThe Astana Qazaqstan rider finished 17th in Nîmes in what is almost definitely his last ever sprint at the Tour. Cycling Weekly was there to see it
