Uphill Finish Sees Strong Sprinters Battle It Out! | Tour De France 2023 Highlights - Stage 8

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Highlights from stage 8 of the Tour de France 2023. Starting in Libourne and finishing in Limoges, this is a stage of two parts. The first 125km of this 200.7km route are mostly flat, before taking on more rolling terrain. There are two categorised climbs in the last 15km, followed by a short kick up to the line.
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@tsaoh5572 Год назад

Can we just appreciate for how long Pedersen kept that sprint up? This was one of the most impressive wins in this tour so far. He sprinted for nearly the entire time both van der poel and phillipsen sprinted, and he stayed in front of both! Very impressive

@ryanholley136 Год назад

And he didn't almost kill somebody

@biniamdebesay6594 Год назад

The best sprint in the tour so far, mads was superb

@leonardo3399 Год назад

@@ryanholley136the real highlight of the stage😂

@daryl4841 Год назад

It was an amazing long sprint victory. Everyone is talking about Cav, which is indeed a sad story, but Mads is the star here. I was gritting my teeth in dread when Jasper was starting to catch up, but then Mads just kept going strong without giving anymore ground. So glad that Pedersen won instead of Jasper again.

@suminshizzles6951 Год назад

I was thinkng the same thing. That sprint went on forever. I saw him in perrson win in Harrowgate in 2019 for the worlds. Hard boy he was back then and is even harder of a man now. I mean hard as in tough.

@tasty_fish Год назад

Been watching the Tour since 1986. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d ever see a prolific British stage winner in my lifetime, let alone one who would equal the number of stage victories. Thanks for the memories Cav, it’s been an absolute pleasure and privilege to watch you race, sir #EndOfAnEra 🇮🇲🇬🇧💪

@tsaoh5572 Год назад

is he from the Isle of Man??

@AndrewCoakley Год назад

@@tsaoh5572 Yes he is 😎

@tasty_fish Год назад

@@tsaoh5572 born on the Isle of Man, represented Great Britain.

@seanmccuen6970 Год назад

here, here.

@markhill9275 Год назад

@@tsaoh5572isn't that a British territory?

@orangeorphan Год назад

Nice clean sprint. Mads looked like he was pushing a lot of watts for a long time!

@Lynge1974 Год назад

Danish TV Said 1400w/20sek😮😮😮

@marksimpson3035 Год назад

Cav is a living legend , the memories will always put a smile in my heart ❤ Amen 🙏

@hullierter Год назад

Get well soon Mark Cavendish and thanks a lot for all that fun you brought to us in your amazing cycling career.

@tonyg3091 Год назад

All the sprinters at the finish be like: What is Pogacar doing here?😂

@JohnJohansen2 Год назад

As a Dane I'm of course happy and proud that Mads P. took his second TdF stage winning. However I so wish that WvA will have on too. What an effort he's made this year. 👏

@lloydhlavac6807 Год назад

Man, what a terrible way for Cav to go out of his final Tour. And Pedersen's sprint win was one of the most impressive I've seen in a long time. Pure power.

@jokubas5805 Год назад

Such a sad way for cav to finnish his last tdf

@bobjohnson7207 Год назад

Swan Songs are often Sad.

@michaelpolkey5996 Год назад

😢

@DavidFritzIII Год назад

If only philipsen had not cheated yesterday, at least he would be retiring with the 35 win record

@raulperezfuentes7263 Год назад

I love happy endings ❤

@davidharden8469 Год назад

Now he has to come back next year.

@mmmbetter55 Год назад

Cheers to Cav for giving it his last go. It's a sad way to depart but he is still the best sprinter of all time.

@briseboy Год назад

Adept often without leadouts, he has been at TDF half a lifetime, while near peers blossomed and left. Still love Cav in the track disciplines, games that only some others ( coupl Italians come to mind) were willing to mix. Sure many other near-peers were just bigger, hampering TdF or other long stage race appearances, but genes. All the peanut gallery forgets the combination of muscle type, body type, neural reflex, skilled decision management - " when shall i go in this unique situation?" and a few other mental capacities and ability to learn from experience, play a part that few commenters will ever understand. Just watching him a learning experience - and that opportunity is passed up by most commenters. Injury gets us all, repeatedly, but 14 tdfs. There was a great Portuguese guy who was still doing important work for teams at age 44, only cut off by death itself.

@markhill9275 Год назад

No he isn't the best sprinter of all time,that is out and out wrong! What Classics has he won? How many world sprint titles has he won? How many sixes has he won? No, sorry, that title sits firmly on the shoulders of the Flemish Arrow, Patrick Sercu. As far as sprinting in the Tour, which is only one part of the cycling calendar yes, he is the best. But to say the greatest sprinter ever, that is a very uninformed amateurish comment.Also, he shares the number of stage wins with a Superman who won his alone at the top of mountains, in the TT, dropping the field on the flat, dropping everyone downhill, and outsprinting the best sprinters in the world including Sercu. So although Mark's feat is enormous, it pales into insignificance against the co holder of the record.

@markhill9275 Год назад

@briseboy Poulidor was still competitive in le Tour at around 44. At around 40 years old he was the only one able to stay with Merckx in the world title at Montreal. Remember how good Pou Pou was tomorrow on the Puy!

@lukehudson9369 Год назад

@@markhill9275 Cav won Milan San Remo, Kurne-Brussels-Kurne, Milan-Torinp and Schlderp (3 times,) so he actually has a better Classics pedigree than Sercu. The world sprint title is referring to track cycling, and i think we are reasonably referring to road cycling in this context. Six day racing is a now very obscure arm of cycling, most of the events Sercu won don't even exist so you can hardly expect Cavendish to compete in that area. Your comment about the fact that Merckx who he shares the record with was more versatile is true, but irrelevant to the question of who is the best sprinter. Cavendish also won 20 stages and the points jersey in both the Giro and the Vuelta, so it is not just the Tour where he excelled. So i think the suggestion that a)Cav is the best ever sprinter is an amateurish view and b) that Sercu is clearly better, are highly contentious at best.

@bryankeenan6690 Год назад

Best sprinter of the last 20 years at least. Sad to see him leaving in a car rather than a blaze of glory in Paris

@jonathonjubb6626 Год назад

Nice to see Philipsen riding in a straight line for a change...

@NosyNorseman Год назад

Sad that Skelmose earlier had back injury and dropped of top ten, but good for Petersen who got a great lead-out from him 😊

@SrBlackJack Год назад

Phillipsen just became the most hated Tour de France athlete for unfairly stopping Cavendish’s victory now that Cav is out forever

@raahauge Год назад

I think that's a very British way of looking at it. I think most (other) people are more concerned with how Philipsen put other people in danger in resent sprints.

@stalkek Год назад

A real shame for Cavendish. In a way fitting that no one would have more stages than Merckx, but Cav certainly deserved his chance to get that record.

@gustaaf1892 Год назад

I agree. For me Merckx is the greatest of all time, so I'm happy for him to see him remain as the equal record holder, particularly as he gifted a few stage wins to French riders that he could have beaten in his sleep in a final sprint to keep the Tour organisers happy, no doubt in exchange for some additional payments.

@orlyozzie Год назад

been watching GCN R ever since "superb" channel... awesome highlights kudos to the crews of GCN R 🤗🤗🤗

@dellis2125 Год назад

I really wanted WV Art to get this stage. Love the guy.

@senseofawemusic Год назад

Cool lil drum and bass tune at the beginning 😄

@GekkoG4ming Год назад

Sad way to see such a legend leave.

@pauline6717 Год назад

Cav, you are still a legend, no matter what happened this tdf. I'm sorry how it ended. You would have the deserved another stage win. ❤

@timbazchivakanenyama5380 Год назад

Watching from Zimbabwe Gokwe Nembudziya ❤️🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼👍

@smith3356 Год назад

I was there in 1982 building a health clinic, Mushumbi Pools. Don't know if the spelling is right.

@nipplegripple8581 Год назад

Yay...Jasper held a straight line!

@bikeNando Год назад

Essa disputa de hj foi emocionante!! 🎉🎉🎉

@user-qq2fn9zj3n Год назад

На этой гонке должно быть правило для всех гонщиков:при падении врач определяет ,что если гонщик в шоке ,то не снимает с гонки , а транспортирует его до восстановления нормального состояния и разрешает продолжать гонку до конца этапа.Или врач доставляет гонщика до конца этапа ,которому засчитывается время предыдущего этапа гонки. В любой гонке есть неопытные гонщики,которые спровоцировали завал или Марка Кавендиша завалили преднамеренно. Гонщик должен быть защищён от случайностей и продолжить гонку не смотря транспортировку из за падения на текущем этапе.Судьи гонки должны решить какое время надо определить пострадавшему гонщику и разрешить продолжать текущий этап гонки или гонку продолжить гонку со следующего этапа.Мечта гонщика участие в ТДФР не должна разрушаться не тяжёлым падением. 09.07.2023 г. Ч.Н. А для врачей гонки-есть портативный рентгеновский аппарат для экстренной диагностики повреждений упавшего гонщика.

@gringo19860 Год назад

Keep him humble😂 He's got his health & happy family, and Cav can enjoy a very comfortable retirement now.

@danielt2738 Год назад

Merci à vous.

@MArk-yn4sp Год назад

Great video!

@hansdegroot8549 Год назад

Now it's a double pity that Cav didn't win the stage yesterday.

@Jaxck77 Год назад

He did win, if the organizers followed their own fucking rules about holding lines during sprints

@dclark142002 Год назад

@@Jaxck77, indeed.

@tjtennisicmroll2k Год назад

clearly this stage was unfair, Phlipsen would have won if he had just been able to cut across the road to crash everyone else

@reighmund284 Год назад

Mads launched his sprint along the barrier then deviated 10 feet to the middle! He forces JP to go the long way to get around. A true master class by Mads, subtle and smart. If it was the other way around everyone would scream that JP should be DQ'D for deviating after launch. Happens all the time but people only care when their guy loses.

@AndraeBird007 Год назад

😂😅

@tonyg3091 Год назад

😂😂😂😂 In all honesty bumping into Grimay is one thing and bumping into Mads Pedersen-entirely different affair, there is no knowing who is going down.

@lukehudson9369 Год назад

@@reighmund284 No way, yes a very gentle drift over to the right, but he really doesn't move that far

@Veloasia Год назад

booo

@bikeskimawk670 Год назад

Cav, A champion’s champion! 🚴‍♂️🏆

@Toasftw Год назад

Kudos to the caster who has learned to pronounce "Vingegaard" 👏

@jatojo Год назад

He is good at pronouncing all significant riders’ names. So cool.

@badsamaritansofficial6704 Год назад

There seems to be a small break of altleast a second between the group where Vingegaard and Pogacar finished, should they not take the time?

@Vitotjah Год назад

Really really sad ending for Cavs 😢 Yesterday should be his all time record but it’s such a destiny. Happy retirement legend

@markhill9275 Год назад

Why should it be his?

@Klont123 Год назад

Van der Poel is the best sprint puller ever 😂 he’s just there in the right position every single time.

@lassemelson5668 Год назад

sorry no thats mørkøv

@Klont123 Год назад

@@lassemelson5668 maybe ever was a stretch either way. But is Mørkøv the best puller this tour as well? (I don’t follow cycling very intensely)

@lassemelson5668 Год назад

@@Klont123 yes it was the ever i was after, mørkøv is not pulling much this tour since his sprinter took a spill early. He is getting old now too :P

@craigevans8912 Год назад

Gutted for Cav, if he had a team behind him he would’ve already got the elusive stage win. Not the way to go out but what a career the man has had 👏👏👏

@alinapopescu872 Год назад

Just 8 stages? It feels more like 18.

@Acyclingfan Год назад

Thanks for the memories (good and bad) Cav. The cycling world will miss you. Is he still going to race until the end of the season if his elbow (I think that is what it is) heals?

@wsbygt Год назад

Cavendish... so close and now this.

@LeifLvendahlCarlsen Год назад

Well correct pronunciation of Jonas Vingegaard 👏🇩🇰

@Moos1005 Год назад

By an unfortunate series of events Jasper Phillipsen got a lot of people to dislike him for the rest of his career this last week

@someinconsequentialusernam7799 Год назад

I’m surprised Phillipson didn’t ride anyone into the barrier today.

@densyoh Год назад

the last stage Mads was boxed up at the last few meters he was at MVdP tail that time he had to stop pedalling…he could have given Philippsen a run for the sprint finish if not

@christinabutterworth2546 Год назад

Gutted for Cav, but will forever be a legend and the best sprinter that graced the TDF

@obiseankenobi2056 Год назад

well now I can stop waiting for Cav to win and just go ride my bike .let me know how the tour ends ;)

@fetizsrami Год назад

Why is Pogacar aiming for sprint in this stage 😅 just makes me laugh he should be conserving energy as much as possible for the stage mountain tomorrow. Jonas will try to drop him for sure tomorrow.

@daleanthony4343 Год назад

Damm Cavendish steupsss shudnt have gone out sooo oh my wrd bro

@shatillashamsuddin5466 Год назад

Hebat👍

@davidharden8469 Год назад

Devastating news for Cavendish. I really wanted him to break the record. Now he has to come back next year.

@reighmund284 Год назад

You notice that the top three riders had several team mates leading them out! It's that important! All the guys freelancing keep getting shuffled back because you don't know if the wheel you grabbed is going to drive forward or ease back. These three had the luxury of knowing that the guy in front was talking them to a predetermined launch spot. All three teams deserve a big thumbs up for taking the bull by the horns.

@briseboy Год назад

A "luxury" KNOWNwell for far over 100+ years.

@markhill9275 Год назад

Ahhh, Sagan used to freelance all the time, and won plenty of stages that way

@supermitendo9654 Год назад

Welcome to cycling mate

@jatojo Год назад

Or you pick the wheel of one of the top favourites.

@dunigan3320 Год назад

Damm Wout got box and still pretty much catched up

@JFomo Год назад

Who won the first sprint? Just tell me the name of the bike. I don't know who these riders are.

@SwoleakhulTheBlind Год назад

No Cavendish 😭 he deserved another stage win. Sad to see him exit like that.

@BroccLeeAV Год назад

Spinners are winners 🚵

@HoreCycling-ob5lu Год назад

Jozzz Salam sehat Yaa sayyidii yaa rosulalloh

@silencedogood159 Год назад

POWLESS!! Another polka dot!! USA!

@daniels.2720 Год назад

WvA for the Hard Charge to grab 3rd > geezus...

@garymartin557 Год назад

Cav, your a legend

@stephenholt4670 18 дней назад

2:06 - his "final" tour de France? That didn't age well 😀

@teffisk Год назад

2:39

@BreakawayB Год назад

🙏Somebody please sign Cavendish for a 2024 TdF.

@raulperezfuentes7263 Год назад

Lmao 😂😂😂

@nathanielrubin3392 Год назад

JP: Pedersen should be thankful to me because I did not push him into the barriers.

@delcruz7328 Год назад

Jasper no cut no win haha

@terminator2513 Год назад

Pedersen💪❤🙏

@tudor3906 Год назад

nooo Cave

@altruistx Год назад

Injuries daily but UCI doesn’t bat an eye

@leopreldakaj5313 Год назад

Such a shame for Cavendish, hopefully Sagan doesn't have such fate

@oiuhwoechwe Год назад

where is sagan??????????????????

@teweraijanda2994 Год назад

Someone cannot win fair.

@red-one5923 Год назад

Laporte WTF are you doing!?

@cliffkennell3854 Год назад

Just a reminder, you Can't watch it on GCN+ in Canada and the USA.

@briseboy Год назад

Buy vpn.

@aneczka2114 Год назад

Lol philipsen couldnt win without a perfect lead out or driving his competitors to the wall

@richardcarr6493 Год назад

SHITTY DEAL CAV GOT TAKEN OUT but l m glad Pederson won over Phillipson !!

@graywelz8637 Год назад

Cavendish may pull a Tom Brady and return for #111 edition for #35

@markhill9275 Год назад

Who the f is Tom Brady?

@graywelz8637 Год назад

@@markhill9275 American GOAT NFL Quarterback. Came out of retirement twice. Plus he got caught up in the FTX scandal. Mark may return for one more season just to win one more stage 🤣

@raulperezfuentes7263 Год назад

Lmao 😂😂😂

@tungstenkid2271 Год назад

Cav could always delay his retirement, he's still got at least a couple more TdF's in his legs.

@lamf4846 Год назад

Cavendish ends his love affair with Le Grand Boucle level with Merckx for stage wins. Chapeau Mark 'Manx Missile' Cavendish and thank you.

@suminshizzles6951 Год назад

Mark may disagree with me but i think he should have been given yesterdays stage. That sprint was a joke and jasper should have been relegated. You do nt win by blocking and cuttign people up. In my eyes mark already has the record and i dont care what hostory says. In a lot of cases history is written by those who have hanged hero's

@JamesSmith-qs4hx Год назад

The TDF is very white... ❤

@Drakesy Год назад

Phillipsen is going to kill someone the way he sprints

@CarolinaDreamerAutomotive Год назад

Heart broken for CAV

@eitandurby479 Год назад

How did vingergard not loose time to pogajar. Pogajod beat him by 4 seconds but it says the time was the same

@twiggggs Год назад

I didn’t watch the full thing but it’s probably due to the time gap rule they have.

@shanekristiansen8326 Год назад

When you finish in a group/peloton you are all noted for the same time.

@jonathan.robbins Год назад

There needs to be a three second gap between consecutive riders for them to declare a new group. If the gaps are less than that it is a single group and they all get the same time. Rules are different on mountain finishes.

@mondociaociao Год назад

Jonas and Tadej finished in the same group, then they have the same time. Pogacar wanted to be in the podium but he said that his legs are still not in "sprinter shape" as before . I think it was silly spent all that energy, but Tadej is so much impulsive 🙄🤔.

@briseboy Год назад

Have you never been in or know bunch finish rules?

@seanmccuen6970 Год назад

Adios, Cavendish. Sucks he didn't break that record, imho, he deserved it.

@basquat76 Год назад

You know my main memory of Cav is the Olympics where he damn near killed a person and somehow because he is superstar Cavendish was allowed to continue and win gold. I find it very fitting this is how he ended his career.

@doommonger7784 Год назад

You sick twisted individual, mind you don't slip on that bile you left on the floor.

@lukehudson9369 Год назад

I think you need to check that, as pretty sure Cav doesn't have an Olympic gold medal.

@lukehudson9369 Год назад

Yeah i checked it was the silver in the omnium where he caused the crash.

@basquat76 Год назад

@@lukehudson9369 Hmm i remember it as gold, but that doesn't really change anything. Anyone else would have been dq for what he did.

@lukehudson9369 Год назад

Sure it's not relevant, but just as a point of fact.

@pdoot Год назад

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@Grovreicraynth Год назад

MVDP making some monster lead outs this year. Great team player. Sad to see Cav leave the race this way. Wanna see that 35th but if it's not meant to be, finishing at the Champs Elysées would've been a great end to a great career.

@elbastarde1915 Год назад

First!

@jaspereerdekens3102 Год назад

Wva teammates haven't really been of any use. Poor leadout by Laporte

@pepeprism6426 Год назад

WvA said it was his own fault today, but you obviously know better.

@jonathan.robbins Год назад

Laporte got used on the last climb after Kelderman finished his turn so it’s understandable his lead out suffered.

@someinconsequentialusernam7799 Год назад

I feel as bad for Cavendork as he did for Veelers.

@sandthrottle1014 Год назад

He should retire,, 35 stage win is already a great accomplishment, nothing to proove,, let the young riders have their chance,, greatness become greediness when someone already has a lot but still asking for too much,,

@Acyclingfan Год назад

34 stage wins that is. And this is his last year.

@johnandrews3568 Год назад

@@Acyclingfan and lets be extra clear... SPRINT wins. Unlike Merckx who won sprint finishes, mountain top finishes, punchy routes, and time trials. Truly the greatest off all time and never to be beaten by anyone.

@Acyclingfan Год назад

@@johnandrews3568 Sorry I was not clear