The Yellow dream of Mark Cavendish | Cycling Iceberg Podcast
While Mark Cavendish dominated the Tour sprints from 2008 through 2012, there was one looming gap on his palmares, wearing the yellow jersey. The 2013 and 2014 Tours offered unique possibilities for the Brit, as the Tour started with flat stages two years in a row. However, with Marcel Kittel there was suddenly a new German kid on the block.Veelers-Cavendish crash: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiFkCfKw5JQBehind the scenes with Kittel: https://npo.nl/start/video/nieuwe-helden-in-het-hart-van-de-tourTour 2014 stage 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs0bxDEDkf8&t=2293s---Discover cycling history in the cycling iceberg podcast! Each week, Noah uncovers forgotten heroes, epic scandals, and the dramatic moments that shaped the history of cycli
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A Policeman causes a mass crash | Cycling Iceberg Podcast
Just like in 2025, the 1994 Tour de France started in Lille. Stage 1 ended in a mass sprint back then, with a dozen sprinters eager to start the Tour on a high note. The finish of the in Armentières was slightly downhill, and had two late corners. At high speed, Belgian champion Wilfried Nelissen collided with a policeman standing on the course. How could this happen?---Discover cycling history in the cycling iceberg podcast! Each week, Noah uncovers forgotten heroes, epic scandals, and the dramatic moments that shaped the history of cycling!
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Miracle on La Plagne | Cycling Iceberg Podcast
The 1987 Tour de France was a spectacular battle between Stephen Roche and Pedro Delgado. After winning the Giro, Roche was one of the favorites for the race. However, he faced Pedro Delgado, a stronger Spanish climber. The two fought a heated battle, cumulating in a spectacular showdown on La Plagne, the finish place of the final mountain stage of the 2025 Tour de France. ---Discover cycling history in the cycling iceberg podcast! Each week, Noah uncovers forgotten heroes, epic scandals, and the dramatic moments that shaped the history of cycling!
The podcast for cycling fans looking to learn more about the history of the sport. Every week, Noah dives below the surface to discuss forgotten heroes, epic scandals, and the most dramatic moments that shaped the rich history of cycling.
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