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Axel Merckx is a 34 riders from Belgium
Patrik Sinkewitz is a 26 riders from Germany
Marcus Burghardt is a 24 riders from Germany
Mark Cavendish is a 22 riders from United Kingdom
Bernhard Eisel is a 26 riders from Austria
Linus Gerdemann is a 24 riders from Germany
Bert Grabsch is a 32 riders from Germany
Kim Kirchen is a 29 riders from Luxembourg
Axel Merckx is a 34 riders from Belgium
Patrik Sinkewitz is a 26 riders from Germany
Mark Cavendish has withdrawn from the Great Britain team for the UCI Road World Championships road race with a respiratory infection. The 24-year-old from the Isle of Man failed to overcome the illness he picked up while competing in the Tour of Missouri in America earlier this month.
- Tour de France blow for Britain's record breaker Mark Cavendish (p.moreover.com)
- Cavendish to miss world road race (guardian.co.uk)
- Cavendish a doubt for Mendrisio race (guardian.co.uk)
Flandrien Honorees: Mark Cavendish, Martijn Degreve, Kevin De Jonghe, Grace Verbeke, Martijn Degreve and a representative for Philippe Gilbert. Photo © 2009 Yoni Peeters Columbia-HTC's Mark Cavendish has won the prestigious International Flandrian ...
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Team Columbia-HTC will be fighting for the green jersey with Mark Cavendish in the 2010 Tour de France.
From roadcycling.com
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- 2010 Tour de France - Columbia/HTC Reactions (p.moreover.com)
- Cycling—Cavendish Out of Paris-Tours Classic (en.epochtimes.com)
Bradley Wiggins's new-found climbing ability will be tested to the limit and Mark Cavendish will have fewer clear-cut sprint stages to focus on in the 2010 Tour de France, which was unveiled in Paris on Wednesday. By Brendan Gallagher Published: 6:20PM
From p.moreover.com
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- Wiggins and Cavendish face tough Tour de France (p.moreover.com)
British sprint specialist Mark Cavendish has pulled out of Paris-Tours, the road sprint classic on October 11, his Columbia team announced on Wednesday.
Cavendish, who won six stages at this year's Tour de France, had already withdrawn from the world championships in Mendrisio, Switzerland with a lung infection.
The Isle of Mann rider recently pulled out of September's Tour of Missouri after two stage wins with the same problem.
From velonews.com
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- Cavendish expects to win more stages on 2010 Tour (search.msn.com)
Mark Cavendish is again the most successful rider of the season and so rightly tops a new Eurosport ranking ahead of Tour de France winner Alberto Contador. Called the Classment Eurosport, the ranking is based on more than 160 races on the UCI calendar.
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From p.moreover.com
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From CN, Mark Cavendish is still suffering from the lung infection that knocked him out of the Tour of Missouri prematurely. So much for the very winnable Paris-Tours classic. Ditto, sort of, for Andy Schleck, whose tired legs are forcing him to skip the Italian Fall Classics, including the somewhat winnable monument Giro di Lombardia. Kids these days...
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