Mark Cavendish ended his cycling career in style by winning the Tour de France Criterium in Singapore on Sunday.
He broke Eddy Merckx's record for most Tour de France stage wins with his 35th victory in July.
What happened?
Mark Cavendish wore No. 35 on his race jersey and won in a dash to the line for his 165th victory overall.
He finished just ahead of Belgian riders Jasper Philipsen and Arnaud De Lie.
Why it matters for Mark Cavendish
The 39-year-old from the Isle of Man had planned to retire after the 2023 season but changed course to pass Merckx's record.
Cavendish was nicknamed the "Manx Missile" and had a successful career as a pure sprinter.
He won stages at the Giro d'Italia and the Spanish Vuelta, and became a world champion in 2011 in Copenhagen.
What comes next?
Mark Cavendish's retirement marks the end of an era for road cycling.
He will be remembered for his impressive career and his ability to win in style.
And his final race was a testament to his skill and dedication.
But Cavendish was emotional after the race, realizing it was his last 15 kilometers.
So he made the most of it, winning in a thrilling finish.
The crowd was on the edge of their seats as Cavendish crossed the line.
He had achieved his goal of passing Merckx's record, and he did it in style.
The "Manx Missile" will be missed in the world of road cycling.
Mark Cavendish's legacy will live on, inspiring future generations of cyclists.
He won 17 stages on the Giro d'Italia and three at the Spanish Vuelta.
His career was marked by numerous victories and a world championship title.
The Tour de France Criterium in Singapore was the perfect stage for his final win.
Mark Cavendish's fans will remember his impressive career and his ability to win in style.