He’s just sprinkling chili powder on spicy masala 😊😉

Hell yeah!!!

What about his behaviour this year? He had already been relegated, with zero remorse.

@@andrasszabo1570 good call too. He’s such a baby. The shit talking from the 10s was great because everyone did it and it added to the drama. But him bitching to prevent a break to save his legs, cutting people off, and moaning about other riders…

Because skin color matters sadly.

Yeah, they need to give Girmay the credit as he's a black African. They're not risking a racially charged press release.

Both of the racists commenting here are wrong. Froome rides with a United Kingdom license, not a Kenyan one.

They have to pander to the black guy, so they can give home extra special recognition. That’s how woke media actually perpetuates racism.

@@p.g.reitsma7245 Why is Girmay always "a black racer" or "an African sprinter"? Why can't we appreciate a rider's merits without their skin color being a factor? When Bernal won the Tour was he "brown racer"?

Haven't riders spoken out this week about teams threatening the whole pelaton ? some teams have even separated their own riders i heard?

I've just checked it was Mark Cavendish who spoke out about covid among the riders saying it was unacceptable.

Covid...what the hell was the point of those fluid filled pointy things.

Exactly. Quantifying every achievement according to color is an actual example of the soft bigotry of low expectations. This IS racism, if you think about it.

You're talking out of your backpipe. Van Heerden never won a stage at the Tour. And Froome always competed for the UK in his pro carreer.

Why would you not google such basic info before posting this idiocy?

Yell yeah he was!

Can someone explain the crash. Looked like rider in red (who?) was charging on outside when another rider in red (who, same team?) did not hold his line but drifted out. The drift squeezed the sprinter and big crash followed. Who is at fault? Is someone charging responsible and must break if no room or is a rider supposed to hold the line in a big group 1 km form finish? Thanks

@@markchandler7089 a little of both. The rider drifting to the left was one of the leadout men who wasn’t going to contest the sprint. The problem was the guy against the barriers who *was* planning on contesting the sprint who was overtaking. The rule is that the guy with the handlebars in front has the right of way, so the guy sprinting on the barriers *should have * yielded. Instead he ran a shoulder into the back of the leadout man’s left arm and triggered the crash. There’s a rule about sprinters not changing lines that I’m unsure about- it’s either something like ‘after the sprint has started’ or it’s a specific distance from the finish, like 200m or whatever, but it really only applies if it impedes the progress of another rider. So it doesn’t really apply here to the guy who was drifting, because he wasn’t contesting the sprint. If the guy on the barriers yielded and then complained he probably could have had the drifter relegated, but it wouldn’t have mattered at all. So I’d say they shared fault, but not equally. I’d put it, like 70:30. 70 to the guy on the barriers who should have yielded, and 30 on the guy who drifted into someone else’s line so close to the finish.

This is cycling not mma bro

He can’t beat him it’s clear

Não, eles só irão subir 4.000 metros, inclusive Tourmalet amanhã. Coisa fácil que eu e você encontramos no quintal de nossas casas 😂😂

@@mauriciomarques5533😂😂😂