The Tour De France Explained in Animation

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  • An animated history and explanation of all you need to know about the Tour de France. One of the greatest sporting spectacles in the world. Commission an infobyte www.infobytes.tv/contact-us/
    CHAPTER POINTS/LINKS BELOW
    Introduction 00:00
    Early History 00:30
    Tourist Routiers 01:30
    Post 1930s Tours 01:50
    Modern Tours 02:37
    Race Format 02:55
    The Yellow Jersey 03:35
    Other Jerseys 04:14
    The Peloton 05:00
    Peloton Tactics 05:18
    Team Strategy 05:42
    Les Domestiques 06:47
    Cracking 07:12
    Cyclist Fitness 07:58
    Hazards 08:52
    Vive le Tour 9:58
    Credits/Video info 10:08
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  • @InfobytesTV
    @InfobytesTV  7 років тому +1379

    Good news everyone. We've added captions! Of course you'll need to read them in a heavy French accent to get the proper feel for them.

    • @mikeee6
      @mikeee6 7 років тому +43

      Good video, accent helps the authenticity - I never realised how badly 'peleton' is pronounced in english!

    • @Otacatapetl
      @Otacatapetl 6 років тому +9

      Ooh...Rrrreenné!!!

    • @nicallez1754
      @nicallez1754 6 років тому

      Otacatapetl 'Allo' Allo!

    • @vessela84
      @vessela84 6 років тому +14

      Lissen very cawefully, I shall say zis only once

    • @dylankillick9764
      @dylankillick9764 4 роки тому

      Why the obsession with Australia?

  • @rapramos5687
    @rapramos5687 7 років тому +3198

    I think I became 1% French after watching this

  • @YesItsKevin
    @YesItsKevin 4 роки тому +852

    his accent is more french than the race itself

    • @Yautah
      @Yautah 3 роки тому +13

      I'm french and I HAVE to use the caps, wtf.

    • @atnfn
      @atnfn 2 роки тому +1

      Still easy to understand. I was watching a video for some video game where they had a french speaking woman trying to explain something about the game. She did speak English but her accent was so strong that I barely could understand anything.

    • @hermiesabanal4173
      @hermiesabanal4173 2 роки тому

      Bruh bruv momento moment to woto to do to woto wotio wotyo to do to woto

  • @frnz9808
    @frnz9808 9 років тому +1728

    I've got nerves of Carbon, not steel. Steels are heavy.

    • @Dragoslav_MD
      @Dragoslav_MD 9 років тому +7

      Hahah, good one!

    • @blindfoldblaster
      @blindfoldblaster 9 років тому +22

      Dragoslav Miljević "You've got balls of steel? I beg you PARDON... Because I saved a few grams 'cause mine ARE MADE OF CARBON!!"
      Regards bro. :p

    • @monsieurcamembert5223
      @monsieurcamembert5223 8 років тому +9

      haha i am better i have AERODYNAMIC nerves of carbon ;P

    • @Heavywall70
      @Heavywall70 7 років тому +11

      Graphene nerves are just around the corner

    • @crashwave4067
      @crashwave4067 7 років тому +1

      +Alberto Jeronimo IFHT

  • @coleorum
    @coleorum Рік тому +102

    Much of the pleasure comes from the spectacular views of the countryside. No other sport is held in such an ever changing arena.

    • @pitchiou8003
      @pitchiou8003 Рік тому +2

      So true!

    • @thomascatty379
      @thomascatty379 11 місяців тому

      Exactly the scenery of the beautiful French landscapes is the spectacle

    • @zlievanzar
      @zlievanzar 9 місяців тому +1

      rally maybe??

  • @apriswajaya
    @apriswajaya 9 років тому +422

    "it is the image of the peloton, moving through the picturesque french country side and mountainous regions that makes the Tour de France one of the most beautiful sporting spectacles in the world" - this was the primary reason why I started cycling and why I enjoy watching Le Tour de France, well said narrator...

    • @grendelum
      @grendelum 6 років тому +12

      Apri Swajaya - the helicopter does an amazing job showing off what are already stunning places.

    • @ajacobs100
      @ajacobs100 6 років тому +3

      Apri Swajaya i started cycling because Lance was on drugs.

    • @alexj.3206
      @alexj.3206 3 роки тому +2

      My dream- to take my dad to France to be part and witness this great event live. My family, starting with Grandpa, all used to race. This is the creme of the creme and honestly; what cyclist wouldn't LOVE this?!💘

  • @OKKerry
    @OKKerry 8 років тому +987

    This is a terrific clip: interesting, funny and clear for anyone like me who has refused to pay attention to this July obsession in France for 43 years. Now, I "get" it! Superb animation and the French accent is just too wonderful. Thank you! Very creative.

    • @perlala.2446
      @perlala.2446 8 років тому +1

      haha I agree! now i "get" it

    • @kennpalsing7165
      @kennpalsing7165 8 років тому +16

      +OKKerry And the best part is, there is still MUCH more to the race than just these basics.
      Like "a race within a race", the red number, team clasification, ranks of mountains, team timetrails, prologue, cobblestones (if they are included in the race), sidewind (how it can break the peleton). List can go on. An absolutly fantastic event.

    • @guillaumelecam6257
      @guillaumelecam6257 4 роки тому

      French mostly don't have accent lol.... While anglo-saxon moslty Always get one

    • @BICIeCOMPUTERconGabriele
      @BICIeCOMPUTERconGabriele 2 роки тому

      So check out also Giro d'Italia on May, and Vuelta de Espana that starts at the end of August! The only other 2 long stage races (Grand Tours) that are comparable to the Tour de France.

  • @ctakim
    @ctakim 8 років тому +471

    As an American just getting into road cycling for fitness, this was superb! Thank you so much for this introduction to one of the world's great sporting events!!

    • @empire0
      @empire0 7 років тому +1

      lol

    • @henning_jasper
      @henning_jasper 6 років тому +4

      Just know that most of them are doping nowadays. Makes it from greatest sports event to one of the worst.

    • @AyaJuni
      @AyaJuni 6 років тому +2

      you ment: *one of the world's greatest doping events! ahahahahahah it's so fake and brutal :D

    • @lambertlambert7076
      @lambertlambert7076 5 років тому +4

      No you're wrong, because it's all the same for any sports ! You would be surprised to see that 3/4 of contenders of any famous competitions are asthmatics (Olympics games, Rugby worldcup, ect ... ). Asthma is always the good excuse to take a product to mask a drug.

    • @AversiePzz
      @AversiePzz 4 роки тому +13

      @@henning_jasper What are u talking about. Pretty sure the doping % has been dropped a lot in recent times.

  • @gustavom8726
    @gustavom8726 3 роки тому +67

    Road Cycling along with professional psychological help cured me from a very severe depression. My health and fitness dramatically improved, not to mention my professional achievements and personal sense of worth, even my face and my body shape drastically changed and I improved my social interactions and feeling of bellonging because I found what I can call a second family: group of cyclist whose biggest principle is help your team mates at all costs. Cycling is such a beautiful sport

  • @Jan-hu1hk
    @Jan-hu1hk 5 років тому +425

    jesus christ, resting heart rate of 28...

    • @654jimbob654
      @654jimbob654 3 роки тому +48

      Elite road cyclists condition their bodies so much that they can end up experiencing all sorts of crazy health issues. Heart failure is sadly not a rarity among these athletes.

    • @pendlera2959
      @pendlera2959 3 роки тому +24

      That's less than one beat every two seconds. Crazy!

    • @soapbox187
      @soapbox187 3 роки тому +26

      Ironically though. The heart is a muscle you don't want growing. The pump is more efficient, sure, but at what cost.
      Good measure of fitness is generally below 60 but not as low as 28.

    • @runningisfun4977
      @runningisfun4977 3 роки тому +11

      My rhr is 53. These guy’s are nuts.

    • @Abraksas112
      @Abraksas112 3 роки тому +7

      I have a resting heart rate of 34 which can go down to 29 when I'm sleeping. Funny thing is that I'm not even really athletic.

  • @johnandrews3568
    @johnandrews3568 Рік тому +13

    I've been riding/racing for 45 years and this was a delight to watch. So well done and so easy to understand. Awesome! Thanks!

  • @raihanahmimi8233
    @raihanahmimi8233 7 років тому +164

    Made me watched the whole 10:20 mins without moving a muscle... guess I really wanna know what is The tour de France

    • @amogh1773
      @amogh1773 6 років тому +4

      Raihanah Mimi you were moving your eye muscles

  • @abinashrout7447
    @abinashrout7447 2 роки тому +2

    I love how you included borat towards the end.

  • @peterredshaw3057
    @peterredshaw3057 8 років тому +115

    What a splendid animation - loved it!

    • @flissfloss915
      @flissfloss915 6 років тому

      Peter Redshaw Dad?

    • @charlesdarwincruz6753
      @charlesdarwincruz6753 6 років тому

      Peter Redshaw that’s for three different style. Each one has their masterize power.

  • @andresomana4061
    @andresomana4061 8 років тому +48

    What a BEAUTIFUL and Brilliant Video!

  • @annacaulley2815
    @annacaulley2815 8 років тому +30

    Thank you! Very educational. We had a mock Tour in our school last year. It was a success! I made a Maillot Jaune, Vert, et Blanc. Thank you for this very informative video.

  • @g3n3r47or
    @g3n3r47or 9 років тому +5

    This is great! Very informative and visual with a bit of humourish explanation of a complicated sport. Love it!

  • @MrConiye
    @MrConiye 10 місяців тому +3

    Fantastic!!!!! A detailed breakdown from the history to the stages, the jerseys, the general classification, the whole LeTour simply explained in 10 minutes 🎩👏🏾

  • @donaldtruck5148
    @donaldtruck5148 Рік тому +3

    That's the most thorough and easy to understand video about the Tour, the strategies and cycling overall I 've ever seen.

  • @kyburnses
    @kyburnses 6 років тому +2

    Fantastique!! The fact I knew most of the info here is secondary. The animation is top notch, and the info provided in a very clear and understandable manner. I will share with my friends who always hear from me about the TDF but don't understand a thing I'm saying. One thing I always wondered and did learn here was the fact HRs can get up to 200 on mountain climbs. Incroyable!! Thanks for this!

  • @HEGARTYMATHS
    @HEGARTYMATHS 10 років тому +95

    This is a fantastic video - thank you!

  • @ProfessorPesca
    @ProfessorPesca 4 роки тому +36

    A really excellent video, thank you! You forgot about ‘Les Asthmatiques’ though - the group of cyclists who miraculously develop respiratory conditions before Le Tour to allow them to take otherwise banned performance-enhancing drugs.

    • @mikewalsh6168
      @mikewalsh6168 3 роки тому

      You are not talking about B.W. by any chance?

  • @Earnshawfully
    @Earnshawfully 10 років тому +19

    Fantastic! Informative and amusing!

  • @charliebabbitt3314
    @charliebabbitt3314 4 роки тому +5

    This helped me understand the TDF like I never was able to before....Thank you thank you

  • @Pavement-Prophets
    @Pavement-Prophets 5 років тому +12

    Even my wife watched this with intrigue. What a very well explained presentation, thanks

  • @barkon
    @barkon 10 років тому +10

    Fantastic video! As an MTBer looking to learn more about the "other side" it was a lot of good info (but, hinting that there's more to learn).
    The animation was fantastic and the voiceover was charming (as an unfortunately mono-lingual English speaker, it's fun to hear an accomplished ESL speaker's inflections)

  • @juanvargas9851
    @juanvargas9851 Рік тому +2

    Excellent video, very well explained, motivating and fun to watch. Congratulations!

  • @angelahaas43
    @angelahaas43 6 років тому +3

    I love watching this video ! saw it last year and just watched it again...brilliant !

  • @orangepuma01
    @orangepuma01 9 років тому +14

    This is perfect!!!!!! So good. Great way to explain the race to people...Whoever gave a thumbs down is crazy!

  • @phantomcruizer
    @phantomcruizer 6 років тому +10

    Good video...can you please do a video about the Paris-Roubaix?

  • @sreenuk6734
    @sreenuk6734 10 місяців тому +1

    Superb explanation sir. This time there was no live telecast here. I had to follow the race on my mobile. This race tests the player's strength both mental and physical. It also gives you a chance to look into the landscapes of France. Definitely, one of my favourite races.

  • @javierpena5146
    @javierpena5146 10 місяців тому +2

    Great video. Very illustrative to learn lot of things I didn’t know before, like uniform colors, wind strategies and some other things. Thank 10:20

  • @tomazkokolj
    @tomazkokolj 3 роки тому +3

    Best 10 minutes I have ever spent on UA-cam.

  • @souloftheage
    @souloftheage 4 роки тому +21

    Initially, the design of the race was suppsed to be so difficult that there would be only one finisher.
    Oh, they do mention that too!.

  • @stijnkral465
    @stijnkral465 11 місяців тому +1

    Am I the only one who felt that the unchained documentary desperately needed something like this instead of just showing all the crashes and drama... Great video!

  • @barilj
    @barilj 9 років тому

    This is really great stuff. I can scarcely wait to come back and see a few of your youtube videos.

  • @-JonathanDeBruyne-
    @-JonathanDeBruyne- 9 років тому +498

    On a donwhill riders exceed 80km/h easliy. 100km/h to 110km/h would be more accurate.

    • @pooyah666
      @pooyah666 9 років тому +8

      they've riding 53x11 mostly and that's probably 60-65kph at 110rpm

    • @-JonathanDeBruyne-
      @-JonathanDeBruyne- 9 років тому +74

      pooyah666 That's why I said on a downhil, because they stop pedaling and just let gravity do the work... Lars Boom hit 109km/h in stage 3 of this years tour the france.

    • @stevethebarbarian99
      @stevethebarbarian99 8 років тому +21

      *****
      And Cav posted a pic of his computer showing 101kmph. Said he'd done it following Kwiatkowski.

    • @Jaydon-dw4dt
      @Jaydon-dw4dt 8 років тому +6

      it's impossible to ride at 60 - 65kmph and hold it for the duration of a flat race, sorry buddy but you need to go back and watch the video again to refresh your knowledge bank.

    • @stevethebarbarian99
      @stevethebarbarian99 8 років тому +30

      kola aiyedogbon Don't know what you're on about. We were both on about max speed reached during descents.

  • @TheAngloAfrican
    @TheAngloAfrican 9 років тому +24

    I just watched this three times in a row. Great video.

    • @fishmut
      @fishmut 3 роки тому

      PantheraLeoBlanco , so you finally cracked lol

  • @czechrid3
    @czechrid3 4 роки тому +2

    the best animated explaining video i have ever seen. wow!

  • @MontagZoso
    @MontagZoso 10 місяців тому +1

    I’m watching the Tour de France Netflix doc and I came here to help me understand how it all works. Thanks!

  • @graffitijunkiejfk
    @graffitijunkiejfk 8 років тому +3

    Brilliant video. Wish I had seen this when I first got into the Tour...

  • @itsrayaustin6094
    @itsrayaustin6094 5 років тому +4

    This video has great information about TDF 😮!!

  • @Vodny
    @Vodny 5 років тому

    Awesome info animation, I love it! Learned some new stuff from it, thanks.

  • @bino5896
    @bino5896 7 років тому +1

    What an amazing video, it's one of the best built I've ever seen :)

  • @andrewbonilla8620
    @andrewbonilla8620 9 років тому +6

    BEST. VIDEO. EVER.

  • @amibag
    @amibag 10 років тому +3

    Great video..

  • @heartSLB
    @heartSLB 6 років тому

    I loved everything about this video: the information, the graphics and animation and the narrator's accent 👌👌👌

  • @LeonShaner
    @LeonShaner 7 років тому

    I thoroughly enjoyed that! I even learned a few things about the history of the event! Very well done! =D

  • @willyfresh24
    @willyfresh24 9 років тому +96

    i wish he'd called it bonking, not cracking. Amazing accent!

    • @Alex-wj1vz
      @Alex-wj1vz 7 років тому +12

      horrible french accent, no wonder they are worldwide known for being bad at english

    • @shujiangcu
      @shujiangcu 7 років тому +1

      i have the best french accent

    • @shujiangcu
      @shujiangcu 7 років тому

      is someone replying so quickly?

    • @shujiangcu
      @shujiangcu 7 років тому

      either i liked my own reply by accident or someone did it this quick

    • @tonetoobtwo
      @tonetoobtwo 4 роки тому +6

      Trouble is that when someone French says bonking, you think they are off to deposit their cheques ;)

  • @patchesdf
    @patchesdf 10 років тому +3

    Thumbs up for excellent animation and putting Borat in there.

  • @nidge8703
    @nidge8703 2 роки тому +2

    Brilliant. For anyone who asks why I watch cycling and love it so much. I just point them to this vid.

  • @liamaspinall6906
    @liamaspinall6906 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for the video, it was amazing!

  • @gerainthavard1258
    @gerainthavard1258 6 років тому +10

    Great informative video. Only one criticism is the origin of the yellow jersey is incorrect. You have gone with the myth of it being due to the colour of the sponsor newspaper. The truth is less glamarous. There was a need to show the race leader so the organiser wanted to get a number of the same jerseys to demonstrate the leader, however the shop they went to only had enough yellow jerseys as it was the least popular colour and that is why the race leader wears yellow

    • @InfobytesTV
      @InfobytesTV  6 років тому +1

      Thanks - great bit of history

    • @Agent-vj3ns
      @Agent-vj3ns 5 років тому +1

      Links or you're a blasphemous dope fiend liar

  • @InfobytesTV
    @InfobytesTV  11 років тому +3

    Hi Carlos...We will be releasing versions in other languages (including Spanish)....However not in time for the current tour.

  • @BrayaanRayan
    @BrayaanRayan 6 років тому

    Spectacular animation. Well done!

  • @mridgill
    @mridgill 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you for helping me understand more about the Tour de France.

  • @Guoenyi
    @Guoenyi 8 років тому +242

    Over enthusiastic borat haha

    • @rogerwhittle2078
      @rogerwhittle2078 4 роки тому +2

      Guoenyi. There was a stupid guy, in exactly that stupid costume, in the same stupid colour, got right in front of a motorbike camera on today's stage of the 2019 Tour. He got pushed out of the way by another - more responsible? - fan. As was another stupid guy, who just got in the way and waved a flag. He was literally dragged off the road by his teeshirt, by an unseen, but much appreciated spectator.
      Vive le Tour (and I am a Brit!)

  • @nitestick89
    @nitestick89 7 років тому +3

    Nice short, however @7.05 - as far as I'm aware, one is not permitted to travel backwards on the course. It may be done but it's not allowed.
    Edit: Also, descent speeds can reach 120km/h! 80km/h is pretty standard, on a shorter. shallower hill in Perth I usually hit 80-90km/h.

    • @lambertlambert7076
      @lambertlambert7076 5 років тому

      120 kmph doesn't seem real. I don't think so. Professional bikes are very lightweight. I'd say 80kmph looks like realistic. I had got to 73kmp myself so I suppose pro riders can go up to 80 - 90.

    • @chrisquick7596
      @chrisquick7596 5 років тому

      ua-cam.com/video/1dKyLuU80HE/v-deo.html def more than 80-90

    • @lambertlambert7076
      @lambertlambert7076 5 років тому

      Chris Quick, you convinced me.

  • @Carl-ve2ch
    @Carl-ve2ch 4 роки тому

    A very under-rated channel. The overall video was very well made 👏 👏 👏

  • @alejandrochavez4160
    @alejandrochavez4160 7 років тому +1

    Amazing video, very detailed and easy to understand!! Great job guys and nice French accent. I wish this video was made many years ago when I was getting into cycling. :)

  • @iamregnarts
    @iamregnarts 2 роки тому +3

    A little bit out of date. Currently there are only eight (8) riders per team.

  • @dravecSRDR
    @dravecSRDR 7 років тому +8

    0:26 Czechoslovakia? :)

  • @dancer65
    @dancer65 6 років тому

    What a wonderful little film. Loved it and loved the animation! Well done...

  • @kagura222
    @kagura222 9 років тому

    Great explanation !! Much appreciated .

  • @raphbonhommeauthome1109
    @raphbonhommeauthome1109 2 роки тому +3

    9:17 Aller Opi-Omi

  • @SurfingBullDog
    @SurfingBullDog 8 років тому +19

    This is a great explanation of the race, but I think it should have mentioned the effect of doping. Doping has been a part of the race since the very beginning.

    • @lkb3rd
      @lkb3rd 6 років тому

      In early races, some of the riders drank beer I believe during the race.

    • @reyadamperkins7385
      @reyadamperkins7385 6 років тому

      SurfingBullDog this doesn't matter

    • @CompellingNaturalForce
      @CompellingNaturalForce 5 років тому

      @Len Baird They even smoked cigarettes! They used to think that it opened the lungs!

    • @marygarzon525
      @marygarzon525 5 років тому

      They do!
      I've climbed many a mountain on a 10 deck and a 4 pack of fursty ferret

  • @vincEntropy
    @vincEntropy 4 роки тому

    This is the best video explanation of the tour de France I have ever seen!

  • @blackfriarsffc5232
    @blackfriarsffc5232 6 років тому +1

    Excellent information and presentation. Merci

  • @chronousnemesis
    @chronousnemesis 10 років тому +85

    I wish this video has subtitle with it. It's so heavily accented. Also it would be awesome if another video about Giro D' Italia could be made in this format

    • @ssematimbaallan3668
      @ssematimbaallan3668 7 років тому +23

      I actually love the French accent. Makes it sound beautiful.

    • @nickcartman
      @nickcartman 7 років тому +5

      chronousnemesis yep the french accent is hard to decipher

    • @hexagonview
      @hexagonview 7 років тому +8

      TheNickCartman I can easily understand every word. Get your hearing checked

    • @nickcartman
      @nickcartman 7 років тому +5

      hewagonview good for you now get your manners fixed

    • @mochidomo
      @mochidomo 7 років тому +2

      Giro D' Italia one has to be done in an Italian accent then LOL and it's basically the same format

  • @nilsar3154
    @nilsar3154 7 років тому +3

    i am enjoying the GIRO ..and cant wait for the Tour.

    • @Xiope10
      @Xiope10 14 днів тому

      Did you enjoy the 2017 tour!

    • @Xiope10
      @Xiope10 14 днів тому

      😂

  • @szabolcsszilagyi4205
    @szabolcsszilagyi4205 8 років тому

    Brilliant little animation. Well done!

  • @JimmyIsTheBest1
    @JimmyIsTheBest1 4 роки тому +11

    Why is golf even on that toughness graph at 8:07 ?

    • @TheDrewsephEpidemic
      @TheDrewsephEpidemic 4 роки тому

      I mean it may not be hard physically, but it is very hard to do well at Golf especially consistently.

    • @orvarino
      @orvarino 4 роки тому

      The mental aspect. Ask David Duval.

    • @Madmuli
      @Madmuli 4 роки тому

      The constant struggle with the realization that what you're doing is pretty gay :P

    • @user-lv7ph7hs7l
      @user-lv7ph7hs7l 4 роки тому +1

      ​@@TheDrewsephEpidemic So is chess but that's hardly a sport. Having tried to hit a golf ball a few times I appreciate that it's very hard and requires perfection of technique but if you can win without breaking a sweat that's no sport. Yes it meets the dictionary definition because you use muscles and it's competitive but if people far outside their physical prime can win its skill not sport. I looked it up the oldest professional golfer to play a tournament was 77. Nobody would call Michael Schumacher an athlete yet F1 drivers have to be pretty fit and take a lot of force acting on their body. Up to 6 g while cornering. Fighter pilots aren't athletes either, still gotta be fit. Golf? Nope.

  • @Q2Zmusic
    @Q2Zmusic 7 років тому +84

    j'écris ce commentaire uniquement pour indiquer que je parle français.

    • @BodhiGeraci
      @BodhiGeraci 6 років тому +1

      hahahaha

    • @Diego.fromheaven
      @Diego.fromheaven 5 років тому +6

      I learned a word in French from my cousin because he lives near Paris. Fils de Pute means I love you? Is this true?

    • @arnaudfbt
      @arnaudfbt 5 років тому +2

      @@Diego.fromheaven no that mean "son of bitch"

    • @adrielpahati185
      @adrielpahati185 4 роки тому +2

      Arnaud Foubert He was joking...

    • @arnaudfbt
      @arnaudfbt 4 роки тому +1

      @@adrielpahati185 and that was mean " il fait une blague"

  • @DarkuJ
    @DarkuJ 6 років тому

    Great info and amazing animation!

  • @neilfurby555
    @neilfurby555 2 роки тому +1

    Tres bien, Merci. Brilliant animation, fantastic commentary...what an accent! Wonderful!!!

  • @teuton8363
    @teuton8363 4 роки тому +3

    I either understand French or he has a very strong accent!

  • @ssematimbaallan3668
    @ssematimbaallan3668 7 років тому +7

    What software did you use to make this video? Please reply.

    • @InfobytesTV
      @InfobytesTV  7 років тому +15

      After Effects and Lightwave 3d

    • @ssematimbaallan3668
      @ssematimbaallan3668 7 років тому +5

      Very nice animation. Simple. Clear. Elegant. Do you mind telling me how long it took you? Seems like a lot of hard work.

    • @lambertlambert7076
      @lambertlambert7076 5 років тому +2

      Don't ask more just go watching tutorial video on After Effects and LIghtwave 3D.

  • @zaydee07
    @zaydee07 11 років тому +2

    Well explained:) thanks for sharing!

  • @peter_smyth
    @peter_smyth 6 років тому +1

    A great video. Explaining the TdF for somebody that knows very little about cycling races in only a few minutes.

  • @smokanci
    @smokanci 10 років тому +10

    Where's the EPO and blood transfusion part?

  • @LordVilmore
    @LordVilmore 7 років тому +11

    Why are they all riding triples?

  • @Margaux177
    @Margaux177 5 років тому +1

    This was really tres bien. And it was fantastique that you were able to get Jacques Cousteau to narrate! But seriously, this is fun and really informative: merci beaucoup!

  • @walteredwards544
    @walteredwards544 3 роки тому

    Thank you. This was beautifully done.

  • @outdoormansadventures2858
    @outdoormansadventures2858 7 років тому +62

    Umm the 7th panzer division first won the Tour de France

  • @stevemtc1
    @stevemtc1 8 років тому +27

    I brought in some runners in from Africa that finished fourth through fifteenth place I think they'd done better had they had bicycles

    • @durrantmiller8810
      @durrantmiller8810 7 років тому +11

      Honestly I've always wanted to see marathon runners do cycling to see how they would do.

    • @gandalfthegrey2171
      @gandalfthegrey2171 7 років тому

      It's very different muscle groups in action so I'd say they have mental endurance downpacked, and would by far be better than your average person but no real competition for serious cyclists. Triathletes could be very interesting though, like iron man winners.

    • @OaxacaBlinder
      @OaxacaBlinder 6 років тому +1

      long-distance triathletes would probably perform well on flat time trials but compared to world tour cyclists most of them are too heavy for the mountains and they lack the tactical skills for breakaways, riding in the peloton and sprinting. There are some (short-distance) triathletes who are on par with elite runners but I don't know of any triathlete who could seriously challenge a world tour cyclist. Hope this makes sense :)

    • @OaxacaBlinder
      @OaxacaBlinder 6 років тому

      long-distance triathletes would probably perform well on flat time trials but compared to world tour cyclists most of them are too heavy for the mountains and they lack the tactical skills for breakaways, riding in the peloton and sprinting. There are some (short-distance) triathletes who are on par with elite runners but I don't know of any triathlete who could seriously challenge a world tour cyclist. Hope this makes sense :)

    • @recyclespinning9839
      @recyclespinning9839 4 роки тому +2

      @@durrantmiller8810 there is no comparison. I have done both 5 mile races, and 800 meter race in college. I later got into cycling. The muscle groups are different. There also is a lot of technical knowledge, like shifting, drafting off other riders, climbing, descending. I would say a pro cyclist is like. Combination of race car driver and endurance athlete.

  • @CrimsonID4
    @CrimsonID4 10 місяців тому +1

    Just watched this to prep for Netflix's *_Tour De France: Unchained_* series! This was a great primer for understanding the event. Now on to the series!

  • @adamcsor
    @adamcsor 5 років тому

    This is such a wonderful video. Everyone involved in its production should take a bow.

  • @AngelValdovinos
    @AngelValdovinos 9 років тому +10

    BRING THE FIXED GEAR BACK, 52/13 ALL DAY

    • @pooyah666
      @pooyah666 9 років тому +9

      58x11 pussy

    • @slimjimmypage
      @slimjimmypage 9 років тому +7

      I'd go with a 104x8 myself. Pussy. ;) (That is a thing, just fyi)

    • @PlaidHiker
      @PlaidHiker 8 років тому +2

      ***** mountain descents would be very fun.

    • @AngelValdovinos
      @AngelValdovinos 8 років тому +4

      +pooyah666 inefficient

    • @slimjimmypage
      @slimjimmypage 8 років тому +2

      *****
      Naw, mate. It's all about lightness.

  • @BradenBest
    @BradenBest 9 років тому +132

    Tour De France >>>>>>>>>>> American "Football"

    • @calimero7538
      @calimero7538 8 років тому +24

      Braden Best
      Super Bowl -> USA event
      Tour de France -> World event

    • @BradenBest
      @BradenBest 8 років тому

      Cali Méro Okay, I know that. But I wasn't comparing them like that.
      The '>' symbols are meant to convey that A is better than B
      A > B = "A rule(s), B drool(s)"
      By hyperbole, I was going for the effect of "A is much, much, much, much, much (...) better than B"

    • @calimero7538
      @calimero7538 8 років тому +1

      Braden Best
      okay ;)
      I am french and this A >>> B can be to say B is better than A. (my english is scolar level, escuse if you don't understand what i mean).

    • @BradenBest
      @BradenBest 8 років тому

      Cali Méro
      Huh, that's weird. So basically, whatever you thought I said, I meant the exact opposite.
      Out of curiosity, how is the inequality "5 > 4" interpreted in France? Does it evaluate true, or false?

    • @calimero7538
      @calimero7538 8 років тому +1

      If you put < or > alone:
      < inferior than...
      > superior than...

  • @themanofconstantsorrowelia1929
    @themanofconstantsorrowelia1929 7 років тому

    Thank you for the video. This actually taught me about the event.

  • @lionelzisengwe9607
    @lionelzisengwe9607 3 роки тому +1

    Brilliant explanation. Thanks.

  • @agathaking4255
    @agathaking4255 5 років тому +7

    Who won the 1940 Tour de France?
    7th Panzer Division

  • @elisejade4740
    @elisejade4740 7 років тому +67

    can this comment get a even amount of likes

  • @eizadhobuti3683
    @eizadhobuti3683 Рік тому +1

    Thank you, beautiful video
    Very well done, merci

  • @evayeo5914
    @evayeo5914 2 роки тому +1

    Best video explanation of Tour De France!

  • @DylanHK
    @DylanHK 8 років тому +3

    I can't understand his French accent

  • @ninagoodrich5095
    @ninagoodrich5095 5 років тому

    This was informative & entertaining. Thank you.

  •  4 роки тому

    thank you for such a good animation and info

  • @morphergaming0531
    @morphergaming0531 10 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for explaining the other Jersey colors

  • @njoroge_mn
    @njoroge_mn 3 роки тому +2

    The french accent in the video makes it even more interesting to watch and listen . Loved it . TDF the best .