Britain's Mark Cavendish wins gold in road race at cycling worlds

The Globe and Mail Sunday 25th September, 2011

Britain's Mark Cavendish won gold Sunday in the 266-kilometre road race ahead of Australian Matthew Goss and Germany's Andre Greipel in a mass sprint. The Briton finished in a time of five hours 40 minutes 27 seconds. "I cannot be more proud," Cavendish said, while underlining the team effort. "It is not just me." The British sprint ...

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