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Renshaw discusses Cavendish
Ride, Ride, 11 July 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
Mark and Mark, it’s a formidable pairing: Cavendish and Renshaw – they’ve been together on teams for a large portion of their respective careers. A sprinter and his lead-out man; friends, confidants, and room-mates at races, they understand each other on and off the bike.
Ready to begin another season
Ride, Rob Arnold, 25 October 2014
Posted by: Bitossi
It’s early October and for some pro cyclists, thoughts have already turned to the 2015 season. For some racing 2014 is still very much on in earnest. The Tour of Beijing begins tomorrow and the Giro di Lombardia was on only a few days ago… but after an off-season of one month, Mark Renshaw knows that the gym beckons and bike time begins again next week.
Back to the front: what Mark Renshaw has learned from reuniting with Cav
CyclingTips, Jane Aubrey, 9 September 2014
Posted by: Bitossi
On yesterday's second stage of the Tour of Britain, Australia's Mark Renshaw (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) sprinted to victory in Llandudno – his first individual win of the 2014 season. Jane Aubrey caught up with Renshaw ahead of the Tour of Britain to find out what the past few seasons have been like for the man from Bathurst.
Mark Cavendish's lead-out man Mark Renshaw
Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 4 July 2014
Posted by: Bitossi
The eyes of the cycling world will be on the battle for the first yellow jersey of the 101st Tour de France today, with a sprint finish expected in Harrogate.
A whole new journey…
Ride, Rob Arnold, 28 November 2013
Posted by: Bitossi
At the beginning of the 2011 season, we featured three riders from one team on the cover: Mark, Mark and Matt. Otherwise known as ‘Cav’, ‘Rendog’ and ‘Gossie’, the trio was part of a formidable sprint line-up in the final season of the Highroad team. The three went their separate ways: Cavendish to Sky (in 2012), then Omega Pharma-Quickstep (in 2013), Renshaw to Rabobank (which became Blanco, which became Belkin), and Goss to Orica-GreenEdge.
Renshaw’s Transition Year
Cyclingtips, ct, 7 February 2012
Posted by: McK
It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Mark Renshaw. Not only for his talents on the bike that has brought us so many exciting moments, but he's also an extremely nice and humble bloke. When I speak with him I can tell that he's just as much of a fan of the sport as he is a rider within it. Here's a good profile interview with Mark Renshaw and the transition he'll be facing this year.
Renshaw adapts to lead sprint role in new team
cyclingweekly, Gregor Brown, 17 January 2012
Posted by: McK
Mark Renshaw is pushing for a Tour de France stage win with new team Rabobank. He currently leads the team at the Tour Down Under in Australia, one year after helping former HTC-Highroad team-mate Mark Cavendish.
"This is a stepping stone for the other races in Europe"
cyclingtime.com, Jean-François Quénet, 14 February 2011
Posted by: chagu
The world’s best lead out man Mark Renshaw finally put a stage race overall win under his belt. His usual captain Mark Cavendish sacrificed his ambitions to win the last stage of the Tour of Qatar, but that’s not much compared to the work done by the Australian for him over the years.
Anatomy of the Leadout
cyclingtipsblog.com, 9 December 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Mark Renshaw is the best leadout man in the business and Mark Cavendish gives no shortage of praise to Renshaw and the rest of his HTC-Columbia teammates for being instrumental to his wins. I caught up with Renshaw to learn exactly how HTC-Columbia’s leadout for the Manx Missile is executed.
"The Leadout Man"
bicycles.net.au, Christopher Jones and Rowena Scott, 2 July 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Mark Renshaw is Cav's main man in Team HTC-Columbia, responsible for leading him out to the finishing line and putting him into position to take the victory. The Mark Renshaw / Mark Cavendish combination is set to continue in this years Tour de France.
Broadening horizons, shifting sands
cyclingnews.com, Les Clarke, 21 October 2008
Posted by: lucybears
There's a breed of rider that builds their career on the service of others. This has been the case thus far for Australian Mark Renshaw.
(Tour de France 2008)
« Trop déçu pour regarder le Tour à la télé »
Veloclub de Paris, David Chopin, 25 July 2008
Posted by: lucybears
La nouvelle tombe sur les ondes de Radio Tour, Mark Renshaw pose pied-à-terre dès les premières rampes du col d’Agnel. L’Australien, épuisé par une infection des bronches depuis plusieurs jours, ne repartira pas.
(Tour de France 2008)
Tour lead-out man
cyclingnews.com, Jean-François Quénet, 6 July 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Among the rookies at this year's Tour de France, Mark Renshaw will be a name to watch. The 25 year-old Australian could have a direct impact on the results sheet in his new role as lead-out man for Thor Hushovd.
Renshaw, pas de JO sur piste
velomagazine.fr, Gilles Le Roc'h, 14 March 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Leader du Tour Down Under, où il a remporté une étape, Mark Renshaw, l’Australien du Crédit Agricole, a décider de ne pas disputer les JO sur piste.
«Les jambes pour un grand Tour»
Veloclub de Paris, David Chopin, 26 December 2007
Posted by: lucybears
Il s’est révélé sur un vélodrome, endossant pas moins de quatre maillots arc-en-ciel. Mais voilà, comme beaucoup de ses compatriotes, Mark Renshaw préfère le Tour de France aux tours de piste. Alors l’Australien choisit de suivre ses rêves. Et aujourd’hui, il ne regrette pas son choix.
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