Tour de France

By rss@youtube.com (tmendonsa) Mark Cavendish wins in this very fast sprint. Kelly and I stood in rain for 5 hours waiting 200m from the finish but it was worth it. Afterward we got to see the pros and even the yellow jersey. Author: tmendonsa Keywords: 2008 Tour de France Stage 10 Finish Mark Cavendish RB Cycling Red Bluff

By rss@youtube.com (Craptastik) Stage 5 Race day of the Amgen Tour of California bike race from Visalia to Paso Robles,CA. February 19, 2009. A 134.3 miles course through the California central valley farmlands. Mark Cavendish, winner of stage 5, Levi Leipheimer wears the yellow jersey. Taken with Canon HV-20, WD-H43 wide a...

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3 min - 2008-09-02 The Tour De France 2008 stage number 8 finish. Mark Cavendish wins his second stage of the Tour de France. Kim Kirchen keeps his yellow jersey.

3 min - 2008-09-02 The finish of the fifth stage in the 2008 Tour de France. Mark Cavendish wins the bunch sprint to win the stage and Stefan Schumacher keeps his yellow jersey.

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By rss@youtube.com (JumpleadsForTwo) UK cyclist Mark Cavendish on the Tour de France podium after his brilliant 4th stage win. This was in Nimes on 18th July 2008. Go Cav! Author: JumpleadsForTwo Keywords: Tour de France 2008 Mark Cavendish Nimes podium Added: July 25, 2008

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The Canadian Barry has moved from Team Columbia-HTC, where he rode with Mark Cavendish. The 33-year-old also rode for the US Postal Service team alongside Lance Armstrong from 2002. The Belgian Pauwels has joined from Cervelo TestTeam and was second in stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia in May.

By editor Britain’s Mark Cavendish admits next year’s Tour de France route looks more difficult than this year, but that won’t stop the Isle of Man rider aiming to blitz the sprint field yet again. In keeping with the organizers’ annual bid to innovate, there will be only three mountaintop finishes...

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Tour de France 2010 which was unveiled in Paris today will be one for the climbers with few sprint chances.

By editor This guy can’t be beat. The perfect leadout, and then a prefect sprint. This guy can’t be beat. The perfect leadout, and then a prefect sprint.

By William Fotheringham A year ago, the interest for British cycling fans in the launch of the 2009 Tour de France came down to one question: how many sprint stage win opportunities is there for Mark Cavendish? Today, after the emergence this summer of Bradley Wiggins as a contender for the overall title, the bala...

By sfrothingham We all saw how well American Tyler Farrar performed at this year’s Tour de France, where he placed in the top-five of field sprints an astonishing five times. Sure, like every sprinter, he was overshadowed by Columbia-HTC’s Mark Cavendish. But given that it was Farrar’s first Tour, his con...

By cpelkey British sprint specialist Mark Cavendish has pulled out of Paris-Tours, the road sprint classic on October 11, his Columbia team announced on Wednesday. Cavendish, who won six stages at this year's Tour de France, had already withdrawn from the world championships in Mendrisio, Switz...

By Richard Moore Boasson Hagen's victory, in the bunch sprint that decided the stage, underlined the strength of his current team, who replicated what they did on a daily basis for Mark Cavendish at the Tour de France: massing at the front in the closing kilometres, after the day's escapees had been reele...

By romanmica@gmail.com (Roman Mica) The British rider who won six stages of the Tour de France this year took the first stage of the Tour of Missouri. Vande Velde injured his hand when he collided with other riders and a fire hydrant, according to the National Cycling Examiner.

By Associated Press Mark Cavendish, a sprint specialist who took six stages of the Tour de France in July, won the first stage of the Tour of Missouri.

By Gene Bisbee A last-lap threat by the Garmin cycling team couldn't derail the lead-out train of Team Columbia as their star sprinter Mark Cavendish won the last stage of the 2009 Tour de France in Paris. Lance Armstrong also finished in the peloton, cementing a third-place finish at the Tour behind...

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By Gene Bisbee Although the top 8 overall remained in order behind yellow jersey Alberto Contador, Lance Armstrong gained 4 seconds in his overall third position by staying with the lead group as a split developed further back to the others in the peloton.

By By JULIET MACUR George Hincapie and Mark Cavendish, members of Team Columbia, each had their hopes dashed Saturday at the Tour de France.

By Gene Bisbee The Columbia cycling team proved on Wednesday that they can prevail in the sprint regardless of how many rival teams try to unseat them. While Hoban won his stages over a period of nine years, the 24-year-old from the Isle of Man accomplished it in three years of racing the Tour de France....

By Gene Bisbee The cycling equivalent of watching paint dry ended with a brilliant finish by Mark Cavendish with Thor Hushovd and Tyler Farrar hanging on for dear life. After Tuesday's Stage 10 of the Tour de France seemed to drag on for hours with a four-man breakaway riding within sight of the main pelot...

By Gene Bisbee Tour de France first-timer Rinaldo Nocentini held onto the overall leader's yellow jersey, and remained 6 seconds ahead of Alberto Contador and 8 seconds ahead of Lance Armstrong. Columbia sprinter Mark Cavendish, however, lost his green points jersey to Norway's Thor Hushovd, who ga...

By By REUTERS Mark Cavendish of Britain, left, crosses the finish line to win the third stage of the Tour de France Monday. Norway's Thor Hushovd, right, took second place.

By Gene Bisbee Observers will note that Armstrong had Astana teammates Yaroslav Popovych and Haimar Zubeldia in the breakaway with him, and all three helped drive the breakaway from the peloton. Conspiracy theorists also may note that longtime Armstrong lieutenant George Hincapie rides for the Col...

By By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Britain's Mark Cavendish has won the second stage of the Tour de France, with seven-time champion Lance Armstrong finishing safely in the trailing pack.

By Gene Bisbee Mark Cavendish marked his 5th-ever win at the Tour de France on Sunday with a Stage 2 sprint just ahead of Washington's Tyler Farrar hanging onto his wheel. Meanwhile, Fabio Cancellara finished in the pack, easily holding onto the yellow jersey that he earned in the Stage 1 individual time...

By Tim Jackson- Masi Guy(noreply@blogger.com) Stage 2; Cavendish wins the sprint with Farrar in second and Roma Feillu in 3rd. Feillu? A French rider in 3rd in a sprint... with other non-French riders in the sprint? Has that happened since Jimmy Casper or Jalabert? I was watching the footage wondering who the non-French guy on the French te...

On the infamous final climbs like the Cipressa and the Poggio, where riders like seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong finally got dropped, Cavendish remained in contact. On the Poggio, Cavendish appeared to be one of the most relaxed of the ...

By editor His Astana teammate Lance Armstrong remained fourth overall, 30 seconds off the lead. Armstrong is still riding strong and looks to be in top condition. Tomorrow’s individual time trial will be a good showcase for Armstrong to prove that he is really back and has the legs to win the big Tours...

By Boulderblog Looking past the overall, the sprinters' battles should be ferocious. Columbia's Mark Cavendish is already in top shape, while Quick Step's Tom Boonen won two stages of the Tour of Qatar. Cervelo offers up Thor Hushovd; Saxo Bank has Juan Jose Haedo; Oscar Freire is here for Rabobank; and R...