Top 10 Worst Crashes in Tour de France History

Cops always think they own the road

Liberals screw up everything

Bikes are for kids

Narrator sux

The woman should be behind bars under endangering life and negligence

Feet? Meters please. 👎

To whomever reviewed the Cavendish and Sagan situation, must be legally blind.

Its pretty obvious that it is not Sagan pushing with his albow, but Cavendish' pointy end of the handlebar which makes Sagans arm flair out to the side, but oh well, whats done is done

these ain't the worst, but are a small sampling.

🗨️😽

And regarding Cavendish. Always the first one to complain, but the last one to apologize. Remember the Veelers incident....

In the Nelissen crash, you have to admire the reaction speed of the other policeman @6.53

you forgot the crash of wout van aert during the tt

Opi-Omi lady should’ve been imprisoned. People almost died because of her negligence.

Wouter Weylandt /2011..R.I.P

That it happened again yesterday.

I hope Sepp Kuss goes to the police.

Some of the audience sections reminds me of group b rallying in the mid 80s...

Sagan was treated very unfairly by TDF judges. Cavendish always engages in suicidal sprints and then whines afterwards if crashes.

Too many f’king adds. Absolute crap.

Mtb riders after breaking every bone in their body:
Tis but a scratch,

you are balck

Forgot to add Fabio jakobsens sprint crash!

Fabios definitly

How did Fabio Jakobsen not make this cut, with his near death crash

Rip!

These terrible videos always come around during TDF time. Trying to farm views is despicable.

You'd think the roids would keep them safe...

Rebecca, are you french Canadian ?

The Jens Voigt crash in 2009 was awful to see and hear about ,
The UK TV commentators later said that a quick decision was made NOT to show him on the ground ,but to continue following the race because they were sure at that point that his crash was instantly fatal, thank goodness they were wrong .
It took a long time to get medics to him because of another crash further back ,closer to the Medic`s car .
Watching since 1992, Ihave seen several actual deaths during racing ,always sad ,as well as fatalities reported in training .

Fast and thin wheels cause a bump to fall

The one of Fabio Jakobsen was serious too. 😢

Olympic road gold metalist Fabio Casartelli's high speed crash descending a mountain in the Pyrenees on July 18, 1995 was the worst .

Супер,я давно тоже придумал. Велосипед без усталость ехать далеко

Nelissen/Jalabert crash back in 1994 was certainly the most impactful I remember. Though you should have specified in 2017 Sagan has been disqualified unfairly. Also TdF organizers have recognized it.

Honestly the Opi Omi crash wasn't even the biggest crash that day. There was an absolutely brutal crash with around 5 km to go later that stage that took out another 2 riders. Also "fun" fact: Marc Soler broke both his elbows but still finished the stage.

VIVE LE TOUR!

Today I learned that the VO is canadienne!

That was hilarious. I could win this race in a huffy and smoking a ciggy

Fans should not be allowed this close to the bikers. It’s so dangerous for them

The Wout van Aert crash during the time trial in 2018 was a pretty big shock for me.

We passed the Casartelli Memorial at night in the rain 07' LeTour Ultime, prayerfully

Ok dont watch cycling but what yellow jersey mean.

i slip and fell from my mountain bike inside a carpark because it was wet from the rain. i thought it was nothing as I've fell a few times before but turn out i hurt my shoulder. it's been a week and luckily, seems to get better. seeing these guys especially at the speed they're going, i could only imagine the pain. yikes!

TDF2016 Julian Alaphilippe during TT from Bourg-Saint-Andéol to La Caverne du Pont-d'Arc got blown off his bike by 50kmh wind and landed head first against a wall of rocks.
There is only one picture but it's absolutely terrifying , lucky he got out unscathed .

I think they need a better protective equipment standard.

To the laughing idiots in the comments - You all think it’s so funny, you stop eating pork rinds and drinking crap beer, get out off your sofa and try it some time. Professional road cycling is the toughest sport in the world. Some NFL quarterback cries they can’t play because they’ve got a hangnail, they’re just fruitcakes. The riders who’ve crashed out of the Tour are one thing, but there are the riders who get back on the bike and at least finish a stage with road rash and broken collar bones. Average stage speeds are about 25 mph, and sprints at a stage finish can be 40-45 mph, so any mistake can be a disaster. Worst part is, the overall Tour de France winner makes about $100,000 for spending three weeks in the saddle and riding about 3,000 miles - which they traditionally split with the other riders on the team. Compare that with some fat PGA golfer who barely breaks a sweat all weekend and wins a million bucks. Pro bike racing requires guts, brains, and stamina to do incredible things that no other professional sport can do.

Belocchi didn't lose control. His tyre came of the rim. There is no way you're recovering from this

AI generated? The voiceover sounds flat and wooden.

Wim van Est was a Belgian rider.

Hilarious 😂

The accident that prompted one of the more interesting conversations with the NBC sports commentators was Romain Bardet’s concussion in 2020. He crashed, wobbled and sat down hard when first trying to get up, then finally got back on his bike and finished the stage. Only when he got to the finish line did they find out he had a severe concussion. The next day, Phil, Bob, and Christian started talking about Head Injuries I Have Had While Racing, and they were not fooling around—they were quite frightening to listen to. The viewer definitely learnt how serious injuries can be in the peloton.