
Manx cycling star Mark Cavendish is featured in today's Daily Telegraph sports supplement.
The two-page spread suggests he is second only to the story of Lance Armstrong's comeback in terms of being written about by the sports media.
Cav says he has support and understanding on the Isle of Man for what he has achieved, but is resigned to his exploits being unappreciated in Britain.
He also states he will continue to show emotion when not racing. He explains that in a sprint finish, he has to remain emotion free for the final hour.
Once he crosses the line, Cav is surrounded by a forest of microphones within fifteen seconds and is "either totally delighted or totally gutted.....I just say what I am feeling. What do you expect? I am what I am."
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