Mark Cavendish Makes Tour de France History!
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Mark Cavendish has done it! With 35 Tour de France wins to his name, Mark Cavendish had become the rider with the most Tour wins ever. He's truly cemented himself as one of cycling's greatest riders ever. Join Dan as he looks back at Cav's rollercoaster of a career. What did you make of this historic victory?
00:00 Mark Cavendish makes history!
00:30 How did he get win number 35?
02:54 Post race interview
06:08 Mark Cavendish's career
14:57 Chapeau Mark Cavendish
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Mark Cavendish has done it! Celebrate with us in the comments 🥳
Record can be superseded by Tadej Pogačar in the future if he keeps it up.
Of course
Congratulations to Mark. Well deserved. One of the best sprinters EVER. At age 39 too
Might be a coincidence GCN is killing it since going independent again. The in depth sprint analysis is so useful
Win number 35 was vintage Mark, showcasing his unbelievable skills against the best sprinters in the world. His win showed that sprinting is not just about power, but also about teamwork, racecraft, and experience with the Manx Missile proving he has all of those in spades.
Outstanding recap of Mark Cavendish's career "so far" and nice trip down memory lane. Well done!
Unreal from Cav and his team. Brilliant, I don't think outside cycling , people realise how special he is. Certainly one greatest British sportsman.
I'm not British , just an Idiotic Australian. I've been following Cav's career since 2010 when I returned to cycling. His skill, his will and his bollocks have never been in doubt. But his dedication to achieve this 35th tdfv win have been an epic thing to witness. The moment between Cav and Vinokourov during Cav's press conference was beautiful. Two veterans. Vino believed in Cav and gave him opportunities when nobody else was willing to do so. Now Cav has delivered. It's a beautiful story in bike racing. Thumbs up to Vino for believing, and to Cav for doing the business
Awesome review on Mark's background, cheers mate
Thanks Jonathan.
I'm so happy Cav won, I think the entire world of Cav fans all breathed a sigh of relief after they were done screaming from excitement. Well Fucking done.
Age but a number brilliant Mark
Probably one of your best videos - ever. Cav's amazing story shows why the unscripted drama of top level sport is so riveting.
Thank you Mark Cavendish !!!!
Dan you are an amazing presenter! Thank you so much for putting this together. I watched the stage live, 2am in Sydney. I could not help but jump up off the couch, arms in the air, goosebumps all over. What an amazing moment in cycling history. What an inspiration. Masterclass in drive and determination. Glad I could witness it. 💙
Always happy to see Mark winning. I feel like he won't be stopping at win number 35.
Dan - Thanks for staying in the office late to make this video. Fantastic. No surprise. At least these are the long days of summer and you may have returned home late, but still during daylight hours. Please let us in the GCN Community know how we can support the effort to get you and GCN back into a place where you can provide commentary on racing real-time. It may not be the TdF just yet, given other big-time media outlets' stakes. I'd be happy to hear you call some random lower-ranking race. It's all about cycling, big-time or grass-roots.
I must admit, I was literally sat right on the edge of my seat, shouting at the telly at the end there!
The level of grit and determination, in addition to the talent of course, to achieve all that he has despite all the bad times that he's been through is phenomenal.
He's a true legend, and simply the best.
Chapeau Sir Mark Cavendish, and chapeau GCN and Dan Lloyd for this fabulous tribute to him and his achievements.
The only way up for Cav now is a GCN presenter job
They couldn't pay the autism Gu enough. #Neurodivergent
Eeeehhhhh.....errmmmm.....dunno about that really.....🤣😂
What the heck is Mark Cavendish going to do with the rest of his life? He's obviously the kind of guy who rises to a challenge, and then achieves success, no matter what. I hope he finds something worthy of his capabilities. A ton of people, (and organizations), could benefit from that. Sir Mark has made his mark, and I hope he does so again in other walks of life.
Great vid Dan . Glad I saw the historic race .
He picked a few locks, muscled a few door, and hey hey what do you know,
walked right on into the history books.
Chapeau Cav 👏👏👏
Allez The Goat - Chapeau! And huge kudos to Axel Zingel for ‘that’ bunny hop !
That bunny hop was so smooth!
The stage 5 win is even more memorable because it is classic Cav style win. Lot of intuition and little bit of luck and surfing the wheels. I hope he gets another couple this tour, but the way he won it is an epic way sunset the career.
Excellent tribute to an amazing bike rider.
Beautiful hommage. Thanks GCN
Awesome! I've been waiting to see this. Congratulations mark you deserve it.😊
Thanks for a brilliant article on the Amazing Mark Cavendish Dan! (It was great to see his win the stage his 35 win your analysis of it and the other riders paying respect to him)
I grew up watching this guy race, I may not ride competitively myself, but he is the main reason I fell in love with cycling and am now a mechanic. Just about anyone else would have long given up but Cav is just something else... and the way he did it! A real legend and inspiration.
i was never a cav fan but it was great to see him break the record and as he has aged he resonates with me more
Climbing is my love, but followed Mark since with Quickstep, did not expect this but so deserved
Thank you Dan for an excellent summary. It has been a thrill to follow Cav’s career with your sparkling commentary.
A legend, an inspiration.
Great video Dan
That's amazing. Congratulations to Cavendish.
Amazing video! What a great tribute to one of the greatest in the sport!
Great storytelling Dan! Its an awesome moment,
I know nothing about cycling and this video was amazingly well put
Massive Respect 🔥 Winners Win and Hard Work Pays 🏆 Anyone else admire the bunny hop of the Cofidis rider over the falling rider 100m from the finish 😵💫🤯
Hats off to Cav, what an amazing record! I read somewhere that Pogacar would need to win a stage in the 2036 TdF to equal Cav's longevity, which gives you some idea what a monumental achievement this is, particularly as Cav is a sprinter which is a discipline traditionally favouring younger riders.
We seem to be in a bit of a golden age in cycling,with a great like Cav delivering a moment for the history books and fierce competition between Vingo, Pog, Remco, Rog, where the final result could go to any of them, and there's also amazinng classics riders like WvA, MvdP, Girmay, just an exciting time to be watching racing!
That last km was something else. Watching it live, I leapt out of my chair when they started to put the hammer down. Cav showed Incredible anticipation and skill - what a win!
Great video - chapeau Sir Mark!
yea im so happy for him, its amazing
Could not be happier for Mark and British Cycling. An absolute amazing achievement. ❤💪🚲
A lovely summary of an outstanding career
So many challenges in those last seconds of the spring and he managed all of them brilliantly. Just amazing.
I wont lie, I cried when I saw the win. I've followed Cavs entire career. Met him a dozen times, have 10 pics with him amd have the same amount of autographs from him and they are all framed on my wall in my man cave. I wouldnt sell any of them. These are mine FOREVER!!! People that have NEVER met him say hes a d1ck but he was always cordial and nice with me. I
I want to thank all the haters for doubting him. That is when Cav shines the most!!
SIR CAV THE LEGEND #35
🤘🏻🏴
What an awesome video, really great commentary
Way to go, Mark!
Great story,,,,,,well done, congratulations Mark Cavendish!!!!!!!!
Well presented and spoken Dan.
Didn't care much for him early in his career. The arrogance and seemingly entitlement were a bit much.
But since his comeback, then humility has shown through, and I've been rooting for him the last several years. Great to see him accomplish this fete, especially knowing how difficult the last few seasons is were.
Kudos Sir
This was beautiful.
It's a shame he didn't ride in 2022. Assuming 35 wouldn't have automatically meant retiring, he'd be playing with +40 wins
It's unbelievable and you guys should be very proud. Truly unbelievable.
Excellent summary of Cav’s road career and his incredible tactical instincts that were key to #35 and many other stage wins 👏🙏
Lovely video 👏👏👏
Awesome video!
Fantastic summary! The only TV cable provider available to me no longer carries the Tour de France (the TV highlight of my year + the most idiotic programming decision of all time). Yours was the best coverage of this momentous event I've found on CZcams. Thank you.
Great history lesson...what a champion ...what an entertainer....time for Mark to write his final book 🚲
Out of this world
Tres Bon Mark! Bravissimo!
really hope they can get more wins! i remember being a young and watching him destroy everyone in sprints, and now 30 year old me just wants more!
I love this video
Inspiring
Amazing
The GOAT 🐐 MC. Patience has its award if you can wait. This is history 🙏 💪
Everyone celebrating him right after crossing the line is so wholesome
Great video, guys! Sir Cav deserved this! The G.O.A.T. sprinter now can retire proving the world what he always knew: never doubt Sir Mark Cavendish!
The GOAT!! 🏆🏆🏆
I can see a Netflix Documentary in the making .
Already exists...
@@CBMaster2 well the gotta update it!
Still prime at 39, an inspiration 🎉
Can’t believe there aren’t more comments about his wheel change and apparent mechanical advantage that caused his chain to drop at the finish.
Well done Mark!
Atta Boy Cav
Fantastic Career Recap Dan of Cav I had forgotten some of it👏🏻👏🏻😍 I think you should do more stage recaps since you gone from our screens OR at least get in Chris Horner maybe 🤔🤞🏻
Mark is a phenomenon….the end, , there will be no other to do what he has done, to endure what he has endured, and at 39 yrs old and nearly 20 yrs as a professional cyclist, prove once again why he is the 🇮🇲”Manx Missile” 🇮🇲…. Absolutely astounding that he has once again, had to silence the haters, well I’m with him…..as a Manxman born and bred, Sir Mark Cavendish…you are officially, the greatest pro Cyclist ever in my mind…..🇮🇲👍👌🐐🏆
So when's the new Manx Missile documentary coming out? What a story of perseverance!
And here I am, watching a Cavendish documentary where Lance said Cavendish couldn't break that record 😂😂😂
I'm 62 and I'm ready to push on again on my old Team Sky Pinarello 😂👊
Fair play well done. I've bought 3 pairs of those socks from Primark.
They were traveling at 66kmh near the finish, what speed did Mark reach in that final mad sprint?
Love seeing Merckx owned
Well that's not true, the cannibal has 525 wins in his career, Cav has only 165. Greatest Tour sprinter but not the greatest Sprinter. That's Cipo. 170 Career wins
@@agamemnonhatred I mentioned neither. He is the greatest stage winner in TDF history and now salty boy Merckx can do nothing about it
@@whatwelearnedWhat are you talking about 'salty boy'? What does that even mean? Eddie has complimented him in his success.
@@agamemnonhatred You're kidding? You know Merckx is legendarily precious and self absorbed over all his records right?
Calm and classy. What can they give him now that he already has a knighthood? Sports person of the year again please.
congrats me old china🥇, you have another 2 to take in this years tdf
Stop it 😢I have only just recovered from yesterday 😢😢😢
He is in last place in the Tour de France. It will be amazing if he can finish Tour
Seems unbeliveable. How cav performed up to that point and since the sprints have been normal again (dog fights). Head scratcher.
Ok I'll say it, Dan you're sorely missed from the commentary box and breakaway
Has his chain come off? And who the hell bunnyhopped the crashed rider?!?!?!!?!?!?
He's no Eddy merckx
Find the side angle of him crossing the finish line, as he sits up to celebrate he either drops the chain or it snaps. I'm so happy it didn't happen 50 meters earlier and cost him that win. What a racer.
I see direct to consumer being a great thing and a challenging thing at the same time. I live 17 miles from my closest bike shop, I say closest I don't mean best. I have had to learn everything about the new Sram Red group set so I could install it myself, Thankfully Sram has been very helpful. I had to buy the appropriate tools required to install a Kogel T47 bottom bracket, Torque wrenches, Park tool carbon cutting blade, Fork tube cutting jig and countless other tools.
If I would have had a bicycle shop in my town or even 2 towns away I would have bought my new bike from them. Not everyone is going to buy enough tools and learn how to build a toad bike from the ground up. So, How again is direct to consumer a good thing ?
I live in Oregon where we don't have the local bike shops in every town anymore,
If I lived in South Florida I would definitely have Grant build all of my race bikes.
Thanks for the honest opinions about the bicycle industry.
Cavendish doing what he does best 😂 you mean barging into other riders? 😂
1:50 he’s clearly not eyeing that empty space to the left at that point with a right hand bend coming just shortly after. Come on GCN
Looking at the sprint today, compared with yesterday it was like the other sprinters didn't bother to turn up yesterday. Handing Cav the win. Not that he's complaining, he got his record. The young sprinters were all in today.
Can’t shake the feeling that it was pre-agreed. We’ll see if the the others turn up for the rest of the sprint stages. And will the missus+ kids be there Friday and beyond?
@@chrada1976christie Was Pedersen's crash all part of the careful choreography? Because I can't imagine Pedersen agreeing to do that to facilitate a win for Cavendish. Nor can I imagine Jasper Philipsen agreeing to forego the chance of a stage win given his reputation.
Everyone was trying to win, it just happened that the road opened up at the right time for Cavendish and he was able to use his devastating kick (and, as Dan pointed out, jumping to the space on the left to put clear air between him and the rest) to seal the win.
CVNDSH - FST AS FCK
Didn't recognize Vino at first.... a racer that was always aggressive and a risk taker took another one to let Cav set the record....... well done gents!!!
Yes 3 cheers for the unrepentant drug boy
@@whatwelearned😂
@@whatwelearned They're all unrepentant drug boys.....have been forever.
Good now he can retire and not see him again!!
he should never have joined sky
can't when a tt or climb like merx. what a joke
they check for cocaine suppositories in 2024...
What is you're point? Eddy Merckx is the greatest ever with 525 victories in his career. Nobody is arguing with that. Mark Cavendish only has 165, there is no comparison, he's just the best sprinter the Tour has ever seen, he's results prove that.
Eddie’s competition were florists and accountants
@@TaniasUncle Well, not really, they were professional cyclists.
Cavendish never tested dirty, so...