British Cycling announced its Worlds team today, and rather surprisingly, Mark Cavendish is on it. I thought he had announced after the Olympics that he was through with track work and was going to concentrate entirely on the road.
Cav was frustrated with BC in placing Bradley Wiggins in every round of the Team Pursuit at the Olympics, even though they had taken other riders who were capable of doing the qualifying rounds, which left Bradley not at 100% for the Madison, and susequently, Cav was the only GB track rider not to win a medal of any sort at the Olympics.
Afterall, Cav's talent just cannot be ignored.
My (purely personal) take... His training has been road focused to this point in 2009, so the Track is a diversion, last year it was a focus on the Olympics
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