Mark Cavendish has won stage two of the Three Days of De Panne in Belgium today (Wednesday).
Having lost out to Peter Sagan in the hillier opening stage, the whole Omega Pharma squad rallied around the Manx Missile to set him up for a bunch sprint win.
It moves him up to third in the overall standings.
The event concludes tomorrow (Thursday) with a 109.7km road stage followed by a 14.75km individual time trial.
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