Mark Cavendish has opened up about his life after retirement, talking openly with The Daily Telegraph newspaper about the simple joys of family life, plans to run the Paris Marathon with his brother in the spring and his ideas on life after retiring as a professional cyclist at 39, once finally winning a record-breaking 35th stage at the Tour de France.
Cavendish will soon travel to Australia for the Tour Down Under, where his career and Tour record will be celebrated for the 25th anniversary of the race.
