Nothing appears to be going right for Mark Cavendish in the Tour De France.
The 25 year old is the best sprinter in the cycling world and all eyes were on the Manxman for his first stage win today.
He was ahead of the bunch in the closing stages but got overtaken and stopped peddling to cross the line in 12th place.
Nine roundabouts in the last five kilometres made the fourth stage a tough challenge.
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Government's savings programme hits £4.3 million
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