Mark Cavendish to Transition from Cycling to Management and Running

The record-breaking cyclist plans to retire after the Singapore Criterium and aims to stay involved in the sport through management roles.

Mark Cavendish will retire from professional cycling following the Tour de France Criterium in Singapore on November 9-10, 2024.
Cavendish, aged 39, recently broke the record for Tour de France stage wins, surpassing Eddy Merckx with his 35th victory.
He plans to remain active in the cycling world by moving into management, leveraging his experience and expertise.
Cavendish has committed to running the Paris Marathon with his brother, marking a new personal challenge post-retirement.
The cyclist has expressed excitement about spending more relaxed time with his family and pursuing personal interests outside professional cycling.