Mark Cavendish

Breaking Away
Breaking Away
Breaking Away
Italy's Vincenzo Nibali outfoxed other Tour de France title contenders to win a hilly second stage through Yorkshire countryside on Sunday, wresting the overall race leader's yellow jersey.
Tour de France
Tour de France
Tour de France
Marcel Kittel of Germany won the first stage of the Tour de France for a second straight year after a late crash brought down British rival Mark Cavendish in the presence of royals on Saturday.
Blood And Bruises: A Day’s Work For Tour Sprinters
Blood And Bruises: A Day’s Work For Tour Sprinters
Blood And Bruises: A Day’s Work For Tour Sprinters
Hitting the asphalt at something like 40 miles per hour flayed off a patch of skin from Tom Veelers' right thigh. Blood snaked down his leg from his sliced-up right knee. His white jersey was torn and soiled. In short, Stage 10 was another day at the office for the charging-bull sprinters of the Tour de France.