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Mark Cavendish (pic Photosport International).jpgTooth problem forces Cavendish to delay start of season
Mark Cavendish has delayed the start of his 2010 season due to an ongoing dental problem.
According to the BBC, his HTC Columbia team say they want to give him time to get in some extra base training before sending him out on the spring races. He will begin in Ruta del Sol on February 21
A few days ago, the Manxman was ordered to stay off his bike for a few days following emergency dental treatment. Doctors in Majorca told him to rest after he had to have a painful tooth abscess drained.
He had complained of severe jaw pain since he returned from a three-week Christmas holiday in Paraguay.
"We want to take all precautions and ensure that Mark has fully recovered and is able to get in some extra base training for the long season ahead of him," says team manager Rolf Aldag. "His season goals remain the same and he is looking forward to performing as planned in major spring races like Milan-San Remo and Flanders before his focus shifts toward the stage racing."
Not even th eaccess to the coaching course?
Yes, that's a fair enough way of looking at it. I suppose it's in some ways the same as the Blitz in World War II, by any objective measure the...
The form over function customer base is growing in cycling, and company is apparently exploiting that to the fullest.
Hours of gridlock on A2 in Canterbury after men assaulted...
Looks like you may get your wish. https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/news/motoring/should-older-drivers...
Man charged after lorry crashes onto railway line...
The first part of this article scrapes the bottom of the barrel. Councillor Hunt makes a reasonable case with no evidence of any 'fuming'. Why go...
They need to re-release a yellow turbo. That is their most iconic saddle of all time, as ridden by Fignon, Lemond, Hinault et al. on their...
Don't worry! They've got plenty of others they can use!...
Well what is that way? Are you suggesting that every bend on every descent can be barriered over a 180km mountain stage?