Surgery ends Cavendish's season
Mark Cavendish’s season is over after he was forced to undergo surgery on the shoulder injury that ruled him out of the UCI Road World Championships in the United States this week.
Mark Cavendish’s season is over after he was forced to undergo surgery on the shoulder injury that ruled him out of the UCI Road World Championships in the United States this week.
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