Breaking records and defying age, Mark Cavendish's historic win at the Tour de France leaves the world in awe!
Mark Cavendish, the 39-year-old British cycling legend, has etched his name in the annals of Tour de France history by breaking Eddy Merckx's long-standing record with a breathtaking sprint win in the fifth stage. Known for his stubbornness, bravery, and brilliance, Cavendish's achievement showcases unparalleled endurance in a sport notorious for short-lived careers. With his 35th stage victory, riding for Astana Qazaqstan, Cavendish has solidified his status as the most successful stage winner in Tour de France history.
Against all odds, Cavendish's triumph defies expectations, signaling a remarkable comeback from a career riddled with setbacks and challenges. July 3rd, 2024, will forever be remembered as Sir Mark Cavendish Day, commemorating his unparalleled feat in cycling history. Fans and critics alike are left in awe of the Manx Missile's incredible performance, proving that age is just a number when it comes to sheer talent and determination on the road.
The Tour de France stage 5 highlights a euphoric moment as Cavendish's sprint secures his place in cycling immortality, showcasing his unmatched prowess and skill on the bike. His historic 35th career stage win cements his legacy as one of the greatest sprinters in the sport, leaving a lasting impact on the cycling world and inspiring future generations of riders.
Mark Cavendish's journey to greatness serves as a testament to resilience and unyielding passion for the sport. His record-breaking win not only solidifies his place in Tour de France history but also symbolizes the power of perseverance and dedication in the face of adversity. As the cycling world celebrates Cavendish's extraordinary achievement, his legacy will endure as a beacon of inspiration for cyclists worldwide.
The 39-year-old British athlete sprinted for the win in the fifth stage of the Tour, breaking Eddy Merckx's near five-decade record.
To win a Tour stage at 39 is a stunning feat of endurance in a sport where many careers last less than two years.
Astana Qazaqstan sprinter sets new mark with 35th stage victory at Tour.
Mark Cavendish (Astana Qazaqstan) claimed the outright record of stage victories at the Tour de France with a stunning and emotional sprint win on Stage 5.
Defying the odds, the Manx Missile becomes the most successful stage winner in Tour de France history.
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.
At 39 years old - having come back from a heartbreaking crash in what was meant to be his final Tour de France, and five winless years marked by illness and ...
July 3rd, 2024, should now forever be known as Sir Mark Cavendish Day. The Manx Missile now holds the record for most Tour de France stage wins of all time, ...
One of the most satisfying aspects of Mark Cavendish's stunning, history-making victory today, was just how vintage a Cavendish sprint it was.
Watch highlights from an unforgettable day at the Tour de France as Mark Cavendish makes history with a thrilling sprint Stage 5 win to move one clear of ...
Mark Cavendish made Tour de France history on Wednesday to eclipse Eddy Merckx and win a record 35th stage, the British veteran then pledging that his love ...
The "Manx Missile", Mark Cavendish, breaks the record of another cycling great, Eddy Merckx, taking out his 35th Tour de France career stage win with a ...
Just moments after winning a record-breaking 35th stage at the Tour de France, Mark Cavendish was backed to add up to four more to his haul.
Mark Cavendish carved his name into history today as he became the all-time record holder for the most stage victories at the Tour de France.
We round-up some of the best reactions to Mark Cavendish's record-breaking 35th Tour de France stage win.
163.5km run from Mâcon looks like another day for the sprinters.
Mark Cavendish was determined - perhaps destined - to break the Tour de France stage wins record. Last year was supposed to be his 14th and final Tour, ...
Tour de France stage win number 35 was won aboard a rather special Wilier.
This is a bit of a nondescript place, isn't it?” We were walking down the finish straight of stage five of the Tour de France on the outskirts of ...
'It's not taking anything from the great Eddy Merckx, it's just a number' says Cavendish on cycling's all-time great. Comments. Mark Cavendish and Eddy ...
Mark Cavendish has made Tour de France history, winning a record 35th stage at the age of 39.
'He's 39 and everyone says you get slower as you get older – he's proven that wrong'
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.
'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.