SBS Cycling Newsflash - 01/11/2024: Cryptic Cavendish, Pogačar and the 'brutal' TDF, and Demi moves to France

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Your latest cycling news: Mark Cavendish cryptic hint for a 2025 Tour de France comeback, Tadej Pogačar praises the “brutal” route of the Tour de France 2025, and Demi Vollering joins FDJ Suez.

First up, Mark Cavendish has hinted at a possible return to the 2025 Tour de France, leaving fans excited with his cryptic answer at the Tour de France 2025 route reveal,

Tadej Pogačar has described the 2025 Tour de France route as “pretty brutal,” suggesting a challenging race ahead with stages like Mont Ventoux.

Demi Vollering has confirmed her move to FDJ Suez with a two-year contract starting in 2025.

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