Stage 14, Montelremont,

Ville d'Arne de'Orne, the park des

oassoe.

And what a win by this gentleman.

It's still Mark Cavendish sitting on the wheel of Marcel Kittle.

Yet once again, Cavendish is obscured behind the huge frame of the German. Alexander Christoff and Peter Sagan, not far behind them.

Watch out too for Dan McClay.

He is in the mix too. Sam Dumula from Egy to Al-Mondial trying to get on terms.

And still, Cavendish sits on Kittles' wheel. He's done it before.

Is he going to do it again?

Cavendish goes round the German and Cavendish tries to hit the front. There's an almighty battle. John Dagen Goff is in the mix and Mars Marcel Kittle complains about the action of Mark Cavendish there but that at this point will matter little to Mark Cavendish.

He punches the air. He thinks he's taken a fourth win. He certainly won the race in terms of getting over the line in first place.

But will there be a complaint from Marcel Kittle?

Marcel Kittle didn't like that day.

Hand went shooting up into the air, wait for the replays,

have a little bit of a conflab with the jury.

But this time, it wasn't Chalet Renard-style 45 minutes before we worked out who the owners would go to.

It was much quicker than that because, frankly, Marcel Kittle was complaining after the horse had bolted a little bit.

Yeah, I mean, it's normal. I think it's got to be very frustrating.

Mark Kambich had never beaten him before this Tour de France and now he's beaten him four times and that will start and it's good because you start to see that Kittles losing his head slightly

whereas a cow's getting cooler and cooler. Yes. You're still pointing that thing at me right

you're the host of the podcast. Come on. Anchor. Yeah I I was, I will anchor away.

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