Mark Cavendish set to announce retirement at end of 2023
Manxman celebrates 38th൩ birthday ahead of stage 15 of Giro d'Italia

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mark Cavendish is 🧸set to announ🌳ce his retirement as a professional rider in a Giro d'Italia rest day press conference on Monday, according to a report by .
Cavendish is currently competing at the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giro d'Italia, and he is expected to😼 confirm on Monday's rest day that 2023 will be his final sea𓃲son in the pro peloton.
The Manxman remains in line to compete for 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Astana Qazaqstan at the Tour de France in July, where he will chase the stage victory that would break the 🍰all-time record of 34 wins that he currently shares with Eddy Merckx.
Cavendish celebrated his 38th birthday on Sunday, and the occasion was marked in Seregno befor♓e stage 15, where he was presented with a cake and serenaded with a rendition of happy birthday by the gathered crowds.
He has competed for the win in several sprints at the Giro, with his best result coming on stage 11 to Tortona with a thir🥂d place close𓂃 behind winner Pascal Ackermann.
Cavendish has racked up 161 wins throughout his 17-year career as a pro, including 53 Grand Tour stage wins, Milan-San Re♔mo, and the 2011 world title in Copenhagen. He's still searching for his first win of 2023 having moved on from Soudal-QuickStep to his current team, Astana.
Cavendish celebrated his 38th birthday at the #Giro stage start today. He's set to announce his retireme💞nt at a press conference during tomorrow's rest day pic.twitter.com/2Jf9jKgNtK
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