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Mark Cavendish First Tour de France Win in FIVE YEARS | Sprint PERFECTION

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Lanterne Rouge presents highlights of Stage 4 of the Tour de France 2021 which would be a flat sprint stage for the likes of Mark Cavendish, Tim Merlier, Jasper Philipsen and Peter Sagan with Caleb Ewan abandoning yesterday.
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Professional road cycling pundit Lanterne Rouge presents highlights of stage 4 / résumé étape 4 / resumen etapa 4 of the Tour de France 2021. Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck - Quick Step) wins the stage followed by Nacer Bouhanni (Team Arkéa Samsic) and Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Fenix). Mathieu van der Poel (MVDP) Alpecin-Fenix keeps the yellow jersey followed by Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck - Quick Step) and Richard Carapaz (INEOS Grenadiers).

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@TomWalsh1 3 года назад

Cavendish’s last line is beautiful. “So many people didn’t believe in me but these guys do”. It encapsulates everything we love about teammates and teamwork.

@joeblogg5236 3 года назад

Lantern Rouge: and this is what Cavendish had to say Cavendish: I don’t know what to say.

@helenab9973 3 года назад

@raymond_luxury_yacht 3 года назад

"fook"

@Grrrr3FKAGrrrrGrrrrGrrrr 3 года назад

I was more stoked about Cav winning than I was about England beating Germany

@Mardyfella 3 года назад

Yes! (Come on England, though….)

@padwicin01 3 года назад

Me too

@chrispyy606060606 3 года назад

What a legend…one of the best sporting comeback stories in years

@knutbk 3 года назад

Any RU-vid links to Cav's story? I've only really learned about him in the last year as I've got into the sport and feel like I don't properly appreciate the sentiment going around today.

@finlaycampbell3234 3 года назад

@@knutbk Not sure about RU-vid videos but he completely dominated sprinting a few years back. He won 30 stages of the TDF between 2008-2016 as well as the points jersey in all 3 grand tours. He also won the rainbow world champions jersey in 2011 and was widely considered to be the greatest sprinter of all time. After suffering a series of injuries and illnesses, his career was thought to be over by 2018/19 and he wasn't selected for the TDF in 2019 or 2020. He had a series of good races in 2021 and was selected this year over sam bennett who wasnt fit for the tour. Not many people would have thought he could ever win another TDF stage a few years ago, but he has suprised everyone with his recent form and has now won again.

@knutbk 3 года назад

@@finlaycampbell3234 Thanks for such a succinct summary! He sounds like a living legend.

@helenab9973 3 года назад

@@finlaycampbell3234 Thanks for explanation. I had a similar question, and now I understand his story and why the commentator yesterday was so overjoyed at Cavendish win.

@finlaycampbell3234 3 года назад

@@knutbk this clip from just a few months ago shows how unlikely it was thought to be. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-43qr9oaTud8.html

@Simte 3 года назад

Le Tour de Feels.

@bjsr126 3 года назад

Peter Sagan had absolutely NO BUSINESS finishing 5th, after crashing yesterday, and being about 30th wheel at the 800m mark! Crazy performance to finish where he did

@johnm91326 3 года назад

Trust Peter Sagan fans to be impressed by a 5th place finish

@bjsr126 3 года назад

@@johnm91326 Go spread your petty hate somewhere else champ

@geeeze2403 3 года назад

@@bjsr126 Current favourite cyclists 1 Cav .. absolute legend! Rolls back the years with yet another stage win after so many said he was washed up. 2 Sagan .. absolute nutter! Anyone who wheelies their road bike over the line on a mountain top stage finish gets MY vote!!🤘🤘👍👍👊👊

@stevenqirkle 3 года назад

Can’t help but be happy for Cav seeing such an emotional interview.

@dancostanza 3 года назад

Hope he retires now after this year. A great champion who deserves to leave on his own terms. Kudos to DQS for giving him that chance.

@glyngriffiths226 3 года назад

Why would he retire? He has just proven he is still one of the best sprinters in the world.

@lolzold4 3 года назад

The Cavendish "FOOK" during the interview was hillarious xD

@RacksonRacksonRibss 3 года назад

Didn’t hear it. At what time?

@grahamejohnson593 3 года назад

@@RacksonRacksonRibss 7.01

@lolzold4 3 года назад

@@grahamejohnson593 nah it wasn't included in the LR video. Just heard it during live broadcast. I'll try to find the raw interview and post it here.

@chrisko6439 3 года назад

@@lolzold4 Oh, please do!

@pedroafonso8384 3 года назад

@@chrisko6439 Commenting just to get notified if its posted here

@ManxAndy 3 года назад

Manx missile is never to be underestimated, he’s been winning stages for months now , and as a late call up, it may well turn out to be in his favour, as other teams didn’t expect him to be there…..he’s older wiser and not as burnt out as many would belive , stage win, and green jersey tonight……still a force to be kept in check, bravo Cav 👍🇮🇲💪

@nickmullen2830 3 года назад

Hearing Boardman on ITV saying he hasnt been getting the results lately did my head in. Obvs didnt watch the races this year at tour of turkey etc.

@ManxAndy 3 года назад

@@nickmullen2830 yes, totally agree, Cav has overcome his health issues and been fighting for stage wins since feb/ mar this year , Boardman obviously only watches the stuff he’s paid to commentate on….

@TheMrBennito 3 года назад

No surprise, he picked up a 2nd stage win

@nickmullen2830 3 года назад

@Leo D'Arcy Im agreeing with you hence why the etc. is there. Cav proved he was on form. Boardman saying hes not been performing was my point.

@santiagobenites 3 года назад

A few things about todays stage. 1/ I cried a little, and I'm sure that I'm not the only one 2/ Andre Greipel was the patron of the peloton today, and is a total class act! 3/ Nacer Bouhanni is going really well 4/ Never ever underestimate the power of belief. 5/Lantern Rouge post race analysis is second to none, and just keeps getting better and better.

@nickrobertz 3 года назад

ITS COMING HOME!!!!

@chetanpuntambekar1808 3 года назад

That's what everyone said back in 2018😂😂

@sean7098 3 года назад

Coming home for the Manx Missile

@captainsushi24 3 года назад

I'm not crying, you're crying

@samj1185 3 года назад

me neither.

@andyawesome2842 3 года назад

I want to like but it's at 69

@mobrien98 3 года назад

First Cav, then England, then Lanterne Rouge - what a great day.

@ImranShaikh-gh2wd 3 года назад

just perfect .. and Federer through at Wimbledon

@AaronBChess 3 года назад

I am German but Cav made my day

@AliG-yu2bn 3 года назад

@@ImranShaikh-gh2wd of course you love Federer.

@peterpowers9680 3 года назад

This protest was useless except for them talking about subscribing to Lanterne Rouge

@axol1238 3 года назад

Clearly not useless then :)

@cookiesenpai1641 3 года назад

You new to France ? This is how you France lol

@joewakelin198 3 года назад

Cheeky top 10 from greipel must have been going for the bonus seconds

@lukesters7234 3 года назад

Ahh….it’s just sublime…Mark Cavendish winning a stage..at his age..and with the history he has in the race….genuine tears

@toby4050 3 года назад

LR uploading before ITV get their highlights up lol 🐐🐐

@ktakashismith 3 года назад

0:28 Greipel looks like he's taking his toddler stepchild Jalaphillipe out for a bike ride in this photo, the man is an absolute tank. I would not be mouthing off to him Julian, he looks like he could rip your arms off Chewbacca-style.

@evanallen4539 3 года назад

Lanterne must be pulling some strings, this Tour has been MADE for views so far 👍👍👍

@TomYearby 3 года назад

Cavendish with a masterclass and didn't deviate his line once. Others should take note. Love Bouhanni smacking his handlebars like he had a legitimate chance.

@AliG-yu2bn 3 года назад

? Well I mean he does have a chance now in the sprints given how open it is

@oldanslo 3 года назад

Bouhanni tried to push Laporte into the barriers out of habit.

@BioStuff415 3 года назад

yup... if it were another 30 meters - he would still lose.

@englishguy9680 3 года назад

So happy for Cav to get back on top of the podium at TDF…. Also its coming home

@matthewk3233 3 года назад

Cav so confident he doesn't even shave his arms for the aero gains.

@Theorbit1993 3 года назад

This is why I love the tour de France.1st three stages have been filled with unexpected drama...then we get mark Cavendish winning a fantastic stage.when I think we had all written him off......yes I had tears in my eyes and I was screaming for cav......wow I love the tour de France.

@steviecbf 3 года назад

excellent coverage as always. so happy for Cav , never thought he would get another run at the tour.

@fortinbras47 3 года назад

Wow. Strong teamwork by Deceuninck with Alaphilippe (who plausibly might have GC ambitions given the Tour so far?) giving a strong pull for the leadout.

@kovar2344 3 года назад

ok we have to admit it, this stage was great. Thx Tour for delivering this time!

@goodoleme747 3 года назад

Yup agree. First stage that didn’t hurt to watch

@col403 3 года назад

I've always believed in you Cav and its awesome to see you back. Huge congrats!!!!!!

@wolfgangnz3 3 года назад

This is the best cycling commentary channel I have ever come across.

@jamiebower5585 3 года назад

so happy to see Cav win!!! Great job, you have been amazing to watch over the years. keep it up!

@brianbob7514 3 года назад

So great to see the world champ in the green jersey help his teammate take the win and Jersey off his back. What an amazing gesture. Cav is back!!!!!

@tubbytoast2 3 года назад

When it comes to Mark Cavendish I have always kinda stood on the fence , nether disliking him or like him , But hey after today ,, that was truly amazing , hats off to ya Mr Cavendish

@Bertos13 3 года назад

Your pronunciation of Flemish rider names & places is really top class. Lovely stuff, mate.

@SirAlbertron 3 года назад

The greatest sprinter of all time

@baritone777 3 года назад

I would like to make a one-time donation. How do I do that? Your analysis with stop frames of the Cavendish sprint was just terrific. That's what pushed me to decide to donate. Bravo for deepening my appreciation of the sport.

@LanterneRougeCycling 3 года назад

Hey Oliver, that is very kind of you. I have a donation link here for things like this. ko-fi.com/lanternerougecyclingpodcast Am glad you are enjoying the content though and the races.

@baritone777 3 года назад

@@LanterneRougeCycling Done, with pleasure!

@mettacitta2000 3 года назад

@@LanterneRougeCycling Cheers buddy, never knew of that link, just donated too 👌

@Yazoo3322 3 года назад

So happy for Cav!! 💪

@michaltreder 3 года назад

was never a big fan of Cavendish but this was quite incredible

@gohumberto 3 года назад

Not a big fan of the greatest sprinter in Tour history? Why not? What does it take?

@clementdenis4212 3 года назад

So happy for Cavendish - and when a French says that about an English that's a big statement.

@charlyncorgan1954 3 года назад

Best stage. Best recap. Alaphilippe leading out, Morkov, Cav finishing it... the emotions after. And getting to relive it as you recap- perfect. Many good things today help soothe the rough edges from the last three stages. And I hope all who crashed recover quickly. Thank you , LR

@martinking2199 3 года назад

Simply unique manx missile at his best, cav has more determination desire & belief in himself most sprinters now try & copy his style what a super human he really is the most humble & quickest man on our planet on a bike Legend & more sprint win to come .

@barrybr1 3 года назад

Wow, so emotional Cav winning. He showed so much class talking about Ewan overnight and seems genuinely delighted to be at the Tour. He is a legend of the sport. Btw, just subscribed, brilliant report.

@jasonosunkoya 3 года назад

Screaming at my phone at work with disappointment then excitement. Is this what the swiss felt like?

@_kygs 3 года назад

that's exactly that man!

@calebd4669 3 года назад

No control is that you? 😲

@jasonosunkoya 3 года назад

@@calebd4669 I've been found

@benthilwind6908 3 года назад

So happy for cav and the footy polished the day off

@simonroebuck7145 3 года назад

Ive said it before. And i will say it again, top work fella. Love to see the Decuninck team all helping out, only a few days ago Cav was pulling on the front for Alaphilippe

@kaltonian 3 года назад

got respect for cav always have but his attitude & riding style in the past have been why no invites to come back but he has been humbled and now understands the continental way which is good, let's just hope that with this new found wind his attitude stays in check as well as his riding style, well done cav, great to have another win for the uk

@petembb 3 года назад

Disagree. Mørkov did a perfect drop off. He had to pull Cav back after he lost his wheel, and gave it all from 3 to 1.5-1.2 and placed him on the right wheel and then dropped back totally wasted. Even though he didnt run leadout. it was a absolute masterclass from the 2 best how to win a sprint with out a train, and bad possition 3k out.

@adamwalkeraw 3 года назад

I agree completely!! Also in the interview you could see the size of Cavendishs' pec muscles lol people forget how much of your chest muscles and shoulders you use in a heavy heavy sprint like that, his position during the sprint was a tiny bit lower/closer to the bars than most of the others from him pulling using his upper body chest and back. It was an absolute masterclass as you pointed out!!

@garyturnbull9719 3 года назад

Lost for words what a sprinter, brilliant!

@jodu626 3 года назад

First time I’ve seen this channel. Subscribed!!

@davidkane1658 3 года назад

All those other riders giving him congratulations...says it all...and yes I cried

@cvn6555 3 года назад

This is the best analysis on the internets. Great commentary and analysis. The Tour should hire LR to present their online content because their coverage is shite in comparison.

@joncrennes 3 года назад

Loved it! Just the start of Cavs bull run!

@casefarley5744 3 года назад

Exactly the opposite of what I predicted. Cav earned it, so full credit to him.

@andrzejplocki6438 3 года назад

So pleased to see Cav winning again, especially after all that he’s been through, but absolutely gutted for Van Moer. His day will come I’m sure

@thomasreese5000 3 года назад

First year ive really payed attention to the Tour de France, what a awesome sport!

@frederikweishaupt6371 3 года назад

Mørkov is such a beast. Lots of credit to him

@fredscratchet1355 3 года назад

Damn I bloody missed the end of the stage. I know there was a lot of talk that Cav might be up for it. Brilliant! He's back where he belongs, at the front. Well done Cav.👍😊

@sarahkottke676 3 года назад

Loved the energy in the podcast today! What a stage!

@viktorlenart1125 3 года назад

New subscriber here - but I figured out quick, that you are indeed the Ben Cathro of road cycling :D EPIC content, keep it up!

@joekelly7088 3 года назад

Absolutely delighted for Cav well done mate 🇮🇪

@delivrance3961 3 года назад

one of the happiest day ever!

@brianpratt1341 3 года назад

Heck yeah Cav!!! Making me emotional over here.

@janusnordow 3 года назад

Best cycling channel!

@easternbrown 3 года назад

Been wondering where this win puts Cav on the all-time list for stage winners in terms of longevity. Alejandro Valverde has won grand tour stages 16 years apart, Mario Cipollini 14 years and Francesco Moser, like Cavendish now, 13 years. But if we just focus on the Tour de France his 13 year gap is the same as Gino Bartali and one less that Jean Alavoine (1909 and 1923). Not sure if this is all - can any others rival them? Seems like a pretty select group anyhow.

@Leonard2542 3 года назад

The Cavendish interview gave me tears.

@rnedisc 3 года назад

4:25 Those camera shots are why I LOVE these kind of sprint stages. The lone breakaway almost at the finish! Seconds away from glory. And then this monster of a peloton comes around the bend ready to devour him. So fucking cool.

@robvan6527 3 года назад

In the States NBC followed Cav after he won and ran it live with no commentary for like 3 minutes. Great emotion and it's easy to tell how much his team mates like him and vice versa. Admittedly I was glad they took the mic away from Liggett for those 3 minutes. He thought Philipsen had won until Bob Roll yelled "Cavendish" as Mark crossed the line.

@ctafrance 3 года назад

Excellent coverage. Really great detailed analysis with screenshots and balloons to identify the players while you talk strategy. The networks could LEARN from you, guy. :)

@xMithras 3 года назад

Thank god I was already subscribed so that cursed image wont haunt me

@richardmunro8083 3 года назад

HE'S BACK

@rainerzufall7059 3 года назад

Thats why we love this sport!

@natheemalbertus7988 3 года назад

What an explosive finish. I am so flippant glad Cavendish won that sprint But not for him, for Me. I needed him to win because as he said very few people believed he could win a stage in TDF 2021. It doesn't matter to me if this is his only stage win. I am content But it will really make me happy if Cavendish wins another stage or 2. It will be difficult.

@KarlHaupt 3 года назад

Epic vid and summary thanks so much!

@simongilliat2205 3 года назад

At 4:00 - "Ah, no Demare" surely haha..

@genaddi1234 3 года назад

man those first 10 seconds are gold!

@AlexandreHill70 3 года назад

Your pronunciation of "Fougères" was the best part of the video hahah

@cut-the-crap 3 года назад

LOVE Cav! SO happy!

@junkandcrapamen 3 года назад

Great work by Quickstep. Good to see Sagan up there, shaking yesterday off.

@6blocks96buildings3 3 года назад

I wasn't ready for that photo of Rogla

@kelldub78 3 года назад

Say what you will about Alaphilippe, but he works his lungs out for his team. Van Moer looks like a wolf in the making. TJV should have a long look too.

@owenrees7544 3 года назад

"Say what you will"?? What do people say about him?

@johncomerford5328 3 года назад

Great analysis brother

@ohforgodsake2184 3 года назад

Can't wait for the movie to come out. What a true legend.

@Revit7 3 года назад

Fantastic video and commentary

@apga1998 3 года назад

very well done presentation! Concise...good photos! Keep your diction sharp and clear!

@keithporter9822 3 года назад

Great work again LR! Loved it. Hope you start doing some merch. :)

@AndrewBlucher 3 года назад

Big congrats to the Manx Missile! Great to see him back.

@saddlebum6595 3 года назад

Absolutely delighted for him.

@vernefits1953 3 года назад

No crashes today. Beautiful

@jaynixish 3 года назад

Best TDF coverage no cap

@hamonryechinaski180 3 года назад

I fooking LOVE Cavendish! I knew there was something wrong when he lost his acceleration. At first I thought the Sky training thatd looked to endurance had affected him more due to age...til we finally found out truth (too manywasted seasons) You can tell hes best sprinter we've ever seen after hes come back frim that illness and the lack of support from cycling's big names (management/team directors). A fooking LEGEND!!

@goemon4 3 года назад

Massive. Legend.

@nmgn 3 года назад

Greipel’s career after cycling is definitely going to be bouncer! This man looks impressive!

@icejunki 3 года назад

Such a great race.

@thetheflyinghawaiian 3 года назад

My favorite part is he kept bouhanni from winning.

@hammerhiem75 3 года назад

with 450m to go Cav was all the way on the left side on Morkov's wheel, he saw the race evolving and was perfectly behind the Alpacin train by 400m brilliant vision and understanding how the sprint was developing.

@pau_casajuana 3 года назад

Absolute legend

@lovis1188 3 года назад

alpecin is just amazing rn!

@keirmardy2267 3 года назад

That was impressive for a last minute, stop-gap replacement. Cav still got the juice.

@MarvinWestmaas 3 года назад

Looking forward to seeing the run of Wilco Kelderman after his 4th place on the Daulphine time trail. Also, Cavendish getting his 31st is the stuff where legends are made off.