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Mark Cavendish will ride at the Giro d'Italia this year after a nine-year hiatus. Cavendish is one of the most successful riders in the history of the Corsa Rosa. He has won 15 stages in five appearances, taken home the points classification once and spent a total of four days in the iconic maglia rosa.
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Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Emma Raducanu, Max Verstappen and Tom Brady have all been honoured at the prestigious Laureus World Sports Awards.
Football journalist Greg O’Keeffe has urged Frank Lampard to hire the ‘best’ sports psychologist available to help the Everton players.
Mark Cavendish became the first British winner of Milano-Torino with his third victory of the season on Wednesday.
(Reuters) - Mark Cavendish won the 103rd Milano-Torino on Wednesday to become the first British winner of the 199-km one-day race, the oldest race on the international calendar first held in 1876.
Mark Cavendish declared himself «super happy» after writing his name into the history books by becoming the first Briton to ever win the Milano-Torino one-day classic. The event — first run in 1876 — is the oldest one-day cycling event in the world, and the adjoining level of prestige clearly meant a huge amount to the Manxman, who had enough left in the legs to power to the line after the 199km route. Ad/> It's another step back to top form for Cavendish as he eyes more Grand Tour stage wins later in 2022.