Boy Racer: My Journey to Tour de France Record-Breaker (Paperback) by Mark Cavendish

from j.james

Being a cyclist with chicken legs and slow twitch muscles (actually, no twitch muscles would be a better description), I've never really been a big follower of the stage winning sprinters in road racing (I prefer cheering on the Schleck brothers). That being said, watching the 2008 and 2009 Tour ...

from MHanover10

I like Mark Cavendish and really enjoyed reading this. It's nice and refreshing to have a cyclist who doesn't dope and enjoys bikes more than 'cycling.' He's someone who isn't all about winning. He wears his heart on his sleeve and doesn't seem to be ashamed about it. In 2009 I got to meet Mark a...

from richardtaylor

This autobiography is a good insight into Cavendish: a character who I previously respected for his incredible cycling achievements but didn't "like" based on some of his public comments. Very different from track riders like Chris Hoy, in approach and motivation, his story is set out in an inter...

from richardtaylor

This autobiography is a good insight into Cavendish: a character who I previously respected for his incredible cycling achievements but didn't "like" based on some of his public comments. Very different from track riders like Chris Hoy, in approach and motivation, his story is set out in an inter...