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Mark Cavendish (pic Photosport International).jpgCavendish returns to form after Catalonia second stage win
Mark Cavendish has finally broken his duck - and hopefully put ongoing dental problems behind him – by winning the second stage of the Tour of Catalonia.
The Manxman, whose season has been disappointing so far, came through on the 182.6 kilometres stage between Salt and Banyoles in northeastern Spain, edging Argentina's Juan Jose Haedo and Spain's Aitor Galdos to the line in a mass sprint finish.
Germany's Paul Voss remains the overall leader after winning Monday's time trial.
Yesterday's win was Cavendish's first stage victory since he competed in the Tour of Missouri in September. At the weekend he finished 89th in the Milan-San Remo one-day classic, which he won in 2009.
This year's Tour of Catalonia is missing some big names, including Alberto Contador and Olympic gold medalist Bradley Wiggins.
Contador, who recently claimed his second victory in the Paris-Nice stage race, was scheduled to race in Catalonia but decided to change his plans last week.
The small frame, the aggressive posture, lots of standover height.
As i've said before, the police should be sued for a lot of money when someone they have knowingly ignored has gone on to commit a serious crime....
'Bad parking' blocks firefighters multiple times on same emergency call-out...
Cambridgeshire boy, 13, crashes Audi into garden wall after taking it from home...
Good stuff. Now do it on cycleway C9 through Hammersmith to Chiswick.
It's technically allowed but it's not known as "London's Orbital Car Park" for nothing.
You're defending bombing hospitals and refugee camps and starving children.
Used car salesman is a complete attention-seeking plank....
I don't know if they're any better, but they's certainly become more boring.
At risk of being cynical, and stereotyping the police, it's so they don't have to leave the comfort of their panda cars and pursue on foot when...