Cavendish considers saddling up again

British cyclist Mark Cavendish said he "would see" about racing the Tour de France in 2025, despite vowing the 2024 edition would be his last.

The 39-year-old, who is the record stage winner on the Tour de France with 35 wins, was presented on stage ahead of the 2025 route reveal in the French capital and teased an appreciative crowd of 3,000 at the Palais des Congres de Paris.

"After last year, I was exhausted. You know how it is, I said 'never again'," said Cavendish, who was awarded a knighthood for his efforts.