Mark Cavendish Wins Final Race in Singapore

Mark Cavendish concluded his illustrious cycling career with a victory at the Prudential Tour de France Singapore Criterium on November 10, 2024. This marked his 166th career win and solidified his legacy as one of cycling's greatest sprinters, having set a record for 35 Tour de France stage wins, surpassing Eddy Merckx. The race featured a 25-lap course with Cavendish donning the number 35 jersey, symbolizing his record. An emotional Cavendish expressed gratitude for the guard of honour from fellow competitors and the support of his family, stating, 'What an incredible day to share my last race with those riders.' He plans to explore new opportunities beyond cycling after his retirement, reflecting on a storied career that included a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and three world titles. Cavendish's final sprint was a thrilling finish against notable competitors, further highlighting his legendary status in the sport.