Well. I think there are a few really good elements in this documentary, especially the darker parts of Mark's path and how his friends tried to help him recover. However, seeing him breaking down that bad, mentally, makes me question if the whole rebuilding process isn't all stacked on only winning again. Because if this is the core meaning of his life, he will never be around for his family, he will keep ignoring his wife and his kids, and he will break again the moment he loses even once. Personally, I don't think that a single aspect of his trauma has been truly resolved. You see this in the closing seconds of the documentary, and you saw it in his eyes when he had to quit the 2023 Tour de France.
Review of Mark Cavendish: Never Enough
