Popular commentator dies aged 62
Mark Cavendish has joined many others in the cycling world who are paying tribute to a popular broadcaster who has died.
Paul Sherwen was 62.
A two-time British champion, the Lancashire-born rider also competed in seven editions of the Tour de France.
After his professional career, he became one of the best-known and most-loved commentators on the sport, particularly alongside Phil Liggett during Le Tour.
This year's was the 33rd he had commentated on.
Cav tweeted: "Shocked to hear the such sad news of @PaulSherwen’s passing. One of the most famous voices in cycling. So fun to be around. You’ll be missed mate. Rest In Peace."
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