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Mark Cavendish is back in action in Belgium after solid second place in last race
Mark Cavendish returns to action this week at Nokere Koerse and Bredene Koksijde in Belgium after taking an impressive second place at his last race.
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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‘If Mark Cavendish’s head is good, then he can work wonders,’ says sports director Brian Holm
Mark Cavendish is growing in confidence after his return to Deceuinck - Quick-Step, according to his sports director Brian Holm.
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish takes second place at Belgian one-day race
The Brit was runner-up in the bunch sprint behind Tim Merlier at Grote prijs Jean-Pierre Monseré
By Jonny Long •
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Mark Cavendish explains why he thinks Deceuninck - Quick-Step are so successful
Mark Cavendish has shared his thoughts on why Deceuninck - Quick-Step have been so successful over the past 20 years.
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish down to make second appearance of 2021 at Le Samyn
Mark Cavendish is down to make his second appearance back at Deceuninck - Quick-Step with a race around the tough cobbled roads of Le Samyn, a race he has not attended for 14 years.
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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'It would be nice to put my arms in the air at least once': Mark Cavendish looks to 'try and win' one more race
The sprinter says he just wants to have fun at Deceuninck - Quick-Step, but is still thinking about taking one more win
By Jonny Long •
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‘Felt like a pure bike racer again’ - Mark Cavendish delighted to race again with Deceuninck - Quick-Step, despite mechanical
Mark Cavendish may have missed out on the chance to fight for victory in the Clasica de Almeria, but the British sprinter still shared his delight a re-joining Deceuninck - Quick-Step.
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish will make 2021 Deceuninck - Quick-Step debut this week
Mark Cavendish will make his 2021 Deceuninck - Quick-Step debut this week in Spain at the Clasica de Almeria.
By Alex Ballinger •
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Mark Cavendish says he’s ‘honoured to witness how deep somebody can go’ as team-mate Fabio Jakobsen makes leaps in his recovery
Mark Cavendish says he’s “honoured to witness how deep somebody can go,” after training with injured sprinter Fabio Jakobsen.
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