Mark Cavendish Net Worth 2024: Income, Salary, Age, and Wife

British Professional Road Racing Cyclist, Mark Cavendish Net Worth is estimated to be $15 million as of 2024. Mark Cavendish was born on 21 May 1985 in Douglas, Isle of Man. Check out Mark Cavendish’s Biography, Age, Wife, Height, Weight, and many more details.

Mark is a favorably trained cyclist who specializes in track cycling and street sprinting. He is believed as one of the most pleasing sprinters in the past, obtaining acclaim from the director of the Tour de France. Also, check Chris Samuels Net Worth.

Mark Cavendish Net Worth

Mark Cavendish is an experienced cyclist from the Isle of Man and is worth $15 million. He is regarded as the wealthiest cyclist because of his commitment and career triumph, resulting in constant augmentation in his net worth.

Name	Mark Cavendish
Profession	Professional Road Racing Cyclist
Yearly Income	$1 Million +
Monthly Income	$90,000 +
Net Worth (2024)	$15 Million

Mark Cavendish Net Worth Growth

Mark Cavendish Net Worth in 2024	$15 Million
Mark Cavendish Net Worth in 2023	$14 Million
Mark Cavendish Net Worth in 2022	$13 Million
Mark Cavendish Net Worth in 2021	$10 Million
Mark Cavendish Net Worth in 2020	$9 Million

Mark Cavendish Biography

On 21 May, Mark Simon Cavendish, also known as “Cannonball,” “Manx Missile,” and “Cav,” was born in Douglas, Isle of Man, in 1985. He is British and Caucasian with a father, David, from the Isle and a mother, Adele, from Yorkshire, England. Mark has one brother named Andrew Cavendish, but there is limited information about him online.

Full Name	Mark Simon Cavendish
Nick Name	Cannonball, Manx Missile, Cav
Date of birth	May 21, 1985
Birthplace	Douglas, Isle of Man
Nationality	British, Manx
Hair Color	Brown
Eye Color	Light Brown
Height	1.75 m
Weight	70 kg
Education	N/A
Parents	David Cavendish and Adele Cavendish
Siblings	Andrew Cavendish (Brother)
Current team	Great Britain
Profession	Professional Road Racing Cyclist
Net Worth	$15 Million

Mark Cavendish: Career and Achievements

Mark Cavendish began cycling at the age of twelve and quickly immersed himself in the sport, even assuming a banker persona to fund his racing career. In 2004, Mark started cycling with the amateur team Persil and showed improvement. In 2005 and 2006, he joined Team Sparkasse and began competing in professional races.

Mark Cavendish made history in British cycling by becoming the first rider from his country to wear the leader’s jersey at the Giro d’Italia in 2009. He also won the prestigious Milan-San Remo event that year, earning one of cycling’s most renowned monuments.

In 2013, he achieved his 100th professional victory, and all Grand Tour points classifications. However, in August 2018, doctors diagnosed him with the Epstein-Barr virus, impacting his performance.

In the 2021 Tour de France, he had a successful return and won first place in stages four, six, and ten. With these wins, he now has a total of 33 victories, only one away from the stage victory record. Also, read David Beckham Net Worth.

Mark Cavendish: Relationships & More

Mark Cavendish and his wife, Peta Todd, have four children together. They got married in 2013, and Cavendish became a stepfather to Todd’s son. Their children are Frey David, Delilah Grace, Casper, and Astrid.

Affairs	N/A
Girlfriends	N/A
Best friend	N/A
Marital Status	Married
Date of marriage	5 October 2013
Spouse	Peta Todd
Divorce	N/A
Children	Frey David, Delilah Grace, Casper, and Astrid

Mark Cavendish Social Media Accounts

Social Media Accounts	Followers	Links/URL
Twitter	1.3M	https://twitter.com/MarkCavendish
Instagram	757K	https://www.instagram.com
Facebook	556K	https://www.facebook.com/MarkCavendish/
YouTube	N/A	N/A
LinkedIn	N/A	N/A

10 things you didn’t know about Mark Cavendish

1. Cavendish partook in BMX occasions on the Isle of Man before becoming a road bike rider.

2. After completing school, he spent 2 years functioning at a bank to finance the commencement of his cycling career.

3. Cavendish, a competitive cyclist, often lapped other riders in races.

4. Mark joined a cycling club in Douglas when he was nine years old.

5. The rider was initially on Team Sparkasse, a feeder team for T-Mobile.

6. In March 2004, he won his first senior competition at the Girvan Three-Day race in Scotland.

7. In 2007, he had a large breakthrough by succeeding in the Scheldeprijs race in Belgium.

8. He triumphed 4 stages at the Tour de France and 2 in the Giro d’Italia in 2008.

9. At the GB school, Cavendish and his fellow riders had to survive on a weekly allotment of £58.

10. Cavendish won Milan-San Remo in 2009, which is his only Monument victory to date. 

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