Mark Cavendish made history by securing his 35th stage win at the Tour de France, surpassing the previous record held by Eddy Merckx since 1975. At 39, Cavendish's victory in Saint-Vulbas is a testament to his resilience, having overcome injuries, illnesses like Epstein-Barr virus, and even a serious crash last year. His rigorous training regime, led by coach Vasilis Anastopoulos, included high-altitude training in the Andes and short sprints in Greece. Cavendish, already considered the greatest sprinter in Tour history, celebrated this milestone with his family, reflecting on the sacrifices and support that enabled his comeback. This win adds to his legendary status, proving his mental and physical endurance over a remarkable career.