Mark Cavendish, Revolution round 5 January 2016
Mark Cavendish returned to the track for his first competitive outing since September as he took part in round five of the 2015/16 Revolution Track Series at Manchester velodrome on Saturday.
Cavendish was part of a Great Britain quartet that contested the team pursuit against a line-up fielded by Team Wiggins. Cavendish underwent shoulder surgery in September to rectify an injury sustained at the Tour of Britain.
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