Tour de France ticker: Campenaerts voted ‘super-combative’ of Tour, reports say Vingegaard to Vuelta, Rodríguez penalized 20″
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Mark Cavendish looked on course for win 35, but a crash on stage 8 ended his Tour de France dream.
Former leadout man Mark Renshaw clear on his ability: ‘He is the best sprinter we have ever seen.’
Follow all the Tour de France hype ahead of the Bilbao 'grand départ' on July 1.
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With smaller teams, tighter cut-off times, and short, explosive stages, Tour sprinters find themselves off the back.
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The South African-registered team inks deals with the British sprinter and Deloitte Consulting for next season.
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"Everything that could go wrong, did," said Etixx-Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere
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Veteran leadout man Mark Renshaw ready to pilot Mark Cavendish to further 2015 success in Turkey
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Mark Cavendish adds another victory to his 2015 tally with the win at the Clásica de Almería in Spain
The six-day race in South Australia gets underway January 20
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Renshaw takes his first win in an Omega Pharma-Quick Step kit and moves into overall lead in Britain
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Renshaw signed with Omega Pharma-Quick Step in the offseason after the riders were separated for two years
Caleb Ewan has drawn comparisons to the British speedster and will ride for Orica-GreenEdge this summer
Aussie is hunting victory in Alberta before returning to the side, or front wheel, of Mark Cavendish
The Australian breaks free of the peloton with 2km remaining and holds on for a close victory
Renshaw is reunited with Mark Cavendish and will serve in the sprinter's leadout train
Renshaw, Bos among the riders injured in a late crash at the Presidential Tour of Turkey
Gesink, Renshaw, Mollema, Petacchi all out of the Tour in the Alps
In our midseason report card for the sprinters, Cav is still the king of speed, but many are nipping at his heels
A crash in the last corner of Sunday's second Giro stage may prove difficult to overcome for Mark Renshaw and Theo Bos
After three stage wins at Turkey, Rabobank heads into Giro with leadout squad intact – and a wealth of confidence.
Aussie wins for Australian soldiers on Anzac Day near the site of the Battle of Gallipoli
After spending most of his career as lead-out man, Aussie talked about getting his first win and did so hours later
After knocking on the door, Rabobank captain says the time is now for sprint wins
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Mark Renshaw aims to take a few sprint victories from Cavendish this year
Can Mark Renshaw become one of the world’s best sprinters?
Mark Renshaw says he relishes the opportunity to take his own chances in the bunch sprints after his high-profile move to Rabobank for the 2012 season.
Theo Bos says he's looking forward to the arrival of Mark Renshaw to Rabobank and says he's mulling a return to the track for another shot at Olympic gold next season.
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Mark Renshaw briefly stepped out of the shadow of HTC-Highroad teammmate Mark Cavendish to win the fifth stage of the Tour of Britain on Thursday.
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ANDENNE, Belgium (AFP) — Mark Cavendish's key lead-out man, Mark Renshaw, has signed a two-year deal that will see him spearhead Rabobank's bid for sprint success, the Dutch outfit confirmed Thursday.
THE HAGUE (AFP) - Mark Cavendish's key lead-out man, Mark Renshaw, has agreed a deal that will see the Australian become the top sprinter at Dutch outfit Rabobank for the next two years, according to a report Wednesday.
Cavendish's leadout man talks about the dangerous Tour and Cav's first win of this Tour
DOHA, Qatar ─ Australian Mark Renshaw (HTC-HighRoad) won the Tour of Qatar here Friday after the fifth and final stage was claimed by Italy's Andrea Guardini (Farnese Vini-Neri Sottoli).
Al KHOR CORNICHE, Qatar (VN) — Tom Boonen stretched out his long-unused sprinter legs to win the first stage of the Tour of Qatar on Monday and take the lead.
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After an unusual team camp at Specialized’s California headquarters, HTC-HighRoad will open the 2011 ProTour season later this month at the Tour Down Under. Aussies Mark Renshaw and Matt Goss are particularly fired up for racing.
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Mark Renshaw re-ups with HTC-Columbia, while Matti Breschel leaves Saxo Bank to join Rabobank
Matti Breschel and Jakob Fuglsang remain in first and second overall going into the final time trial.
Updated with Renshaw's statement: 'I am extremely disappointed and also surprised'
Mark Cavendish's lead-out man says he is 100 percent sure Cav' will win a stage this year.
Australian Mark Renshaw of HTC-Columbia, was fiercely proud of a performance that helped propel team leader Michael Rogers into the race lead. “I think today I can announce that I’m 100 percent back after Epstein-Barr virus,” Renshaw told VeloNews
Mark Renshaw – the ace lead-out man at Columbia-HTC – will miss the Tour Down Under as he recovers from Epstein-Barr.