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Cavendish ends dry spell with Tour of Turkey stage win By Syndicated Content Apr 12, 2021 7:21 AM (Reuters) - Mark Cavendish won the second stage of the Tour of Turkey, a 144.9-km ride around Konya, to end a three-year dry spell on Monday. The Briton, back with Deceuninck-Quick Step six years after leaving the Belgian outfit, outsprinted Belgian Jasper Philipsen to raise his arms in celebration for the first time since winning the third stage of the Dubai Tour in February, 2018. The 35-year-old, who was pondering retirement last season, had joined Dimension Data in 2016 before spe...

The snow-hit opening stage of the Tour of Turkey is set to go ahead after all on Sunday albeit in a shortened and flatter form. What should have been a mountainous opening stage to Urgup in the centre of the country was cancelled on Saturday due to heavy snow.

Mark Cavendish claimed a record-equalling sixth podium in Belgium (Adam Davy/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Mark Cavendish claimed a record-equalling sixth career podium finish in the Scheldeprijs in Flanders on Wednesday, but was out-sprinted by home favourite Jasper Philipsen at the death. Cavendish’s podium tally hauled him level with Belgium’s Ernest Sterckx who claimed the last of his own top three fini...

Daily Times April 5, 2021 OUDENAARDE: Denmark’s Kasper Asgreen claimed the biggest victory of his career when he beat pre-race favourite Mathieu van der Poel to win the Tour of Flanders on Sunday. Deceuninck-Quick Step rider Asgreen pipped defending champion Van der Poel of the Netherlands in a two-man sprint finish after 254.3 kilometres between Antwerp and Oudenaarde. “I felt good in the last two kilometres and I decided to trust my sprint. I left Mathieu in front and stayed in the wheel and decided when I wanted to go,” said Asgreen, the first Dane to win the race since Rolf Sorensen...

Athletes who have changed modality over time Published: - Apr 05, 2021 Athletes as world-renowned as Ellyse Perry or the Dakar champion, Nasser Al Attiyah. Here we review the most important achievements and in which sports they achieved it. We review the great achievements of these athletes within their competencies. Photo: Pixabay LatinAmerican Post | Juan David Torres Nuñez Listen to this article Ellyse perry The 30-year-old Australian has contributed her skills to both the cricket and women's soccer teams in her country. She began her sporting career in 2007 when she had her ...