 Markov inequality for polynomial derivatives

Apply the Bernstein inequality for algebraic polynomials to the central interval $|x|\le \cos (\pi /(2n))$, using $\sin (\pi /(2n))\ge 1/n$. On the remaining regions apply the Chebyshev nodal derivative comparison to $p^{\prime }$. Since $T_n^{\prime }(\cos \theta )=n\sin (n\theta )/\sin \theta$, the identity expressing $\sin (n\theta )/\sin \theta$ as a sum of $n$ unit complex phases gives $|T_n^{\prime }|\le n^2$. The endpoint limit is $T_n^{\prime }(1)=n^2$, so the constant is sharp.