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Mark Cavendish

Tour de France 2009 stage 21: Cav ends his Tour in style, Contador crowned

Our Brit-biased review of this year's race... Well done Alberto, but we'll remember Wiggo and Cav

Tour de france 2009 stage 19: Cavendish wins to make it five!

Cav adds to his win total but Hushovd is there too

Tour de France 2009 stage 14: Ivanov wins, Nocentini keeps yellow, Cavendish docked points

But race over-shadowed by spectator's death in police motorcycle collision

Racist? Moi? Cavendish denies French-baiting

Rider hits back at newspaper claims

Tour de France 2009 Stage10: Cavendish storms to victory on Bastille Day

Hushovd takes the green jersey, no change on the general classification

Cav: corporate whore

he certainly knows which side his bread's buttered. I'm off out to buy an HTC touch

Tour de France 2009 Stage 3: Cavendish wins again and Contador pays a price

Columbia train splits peloton and puts the Astana leadership question in the spotlight

Tour de France 2009 Stage 2: Cavendish wins after perfect leadout

Superb team worl launches Manx missile to victory

Interview + Video: Cavendish defends cycling's image ahead of Tour

Rider determined to crack tough mountain stages to win green

Cav the real deal...

The fact that Alessandro Petacchi beat Mark Cavendish in the first bunch sprint of the Giro made it interesting. It also put Cav under a bit of pressure during the first couple of weeks to win some stages and show he was the boss.

Whether or not you feel Ale Jet was sprinting unaided or not is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. The old master had beaten the heir apparent and Cavendish needed to put things right.