Ten years ago the information was bottomless. It’s turned into disney

I first time seeing it. You need to get out the house more

@@ubersteve3265 mate, you could have seen it for your first time if you stumbled upon the first upload as well. Concerning your pun: we all have portable devices, so you don't have enough information to assume I watched the earlier uploads at home. However, I do agree that i must get outside more, but life does not let me do this often, unfortunately. Peace!

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You comment is so on point I’m looking at this in 2024 and like no way 😭🙌

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no, they could not find the one with the motor AND battery was charged. 😂

Una nueva forma de llorar la tuya 😂😂

Make the title the opposite of what actually happens and it’s a recipe for likes apparently.

no kidding. And the masses keep enabling these stupid stolen and misspelled shorts by giving likes. Unbelievable.

Hhehhe. Aggsggsve

Urgency isn't panic.

​@@niceguy1774 panic is forcing your teammate off their bike when it's obvious it won't fit you, and causing an even bigger delay than if you just waited for the car in the first place

@@Butterratbee it was, he had to swap bikes multiple times, causing him and each of those teammates to lose more time than if he had just stopped and waited for an appropriate sized bike

@@Butterratbee the cars couldn't approach when he was blocking traffic, and he made 2 of his teammates give him their bikes before realizing how futile that was. That means he didn't save any time by taking their bikes, he made all 3 lose unnecessary time, and those other 2 riders then also needed to get bikes from a team car. He literally did the worst possible tactical option and you're defending it. You're the type of person that would draw a spiral when asked to make the shortest line between points

​@@nk-dw2hm their entire job is to sacrifice for him. That's part of why they get ALL the winnings from the TdF without the winner taking a cut

It’s insane how much time he took back. I think they were about a minute and a half behind tadej and ended up only 14 seconds back

Thier a team??? That's are supposed to be

Thats his job mate and it wasn't like van aert was the only one pulling

Yep!😂

How so?

Showing urgency is different than panicking

Beacause No one els on the team is that small😊

Thank you!!!!

I was there. Had nu clue what was happening during the race since no decent mobile internet. But the atmosphere on the cobbles was mesmerising 🤩

I thought the same before I saw yowamushi no pedal

I think Because of sizing, he take his teammate bike with different size, then he changed it to his size

Vingegaard had a puncture IIRC. Then he took van Hooijdonk's bike, but that was too big for him, he's almost 20 cm taller. Then he took Kruijswijk's bike, but the team car was almost there, so he put that down to take his own spare bike.

I always call him Vinegar!

@@blackdog2994 I call him fish boy.

Well, his last name is Vingegaard, so it shouldn’t be so difficult to pronounce it correctly.... ish. Number two is closest.

@@markblanch2905 He's Danish.

@@lamf4846 perfect, I'm most likely completely wrong then! 😂👍🙂

Exactly. Especially on a state like this were the team car could be so far behind

It really isn’t hard to walk in them if you have any amount of coordination

@@Butterratbee that they are uncomfortable to walk on is no doubt. I had to do over 10 km once. Running in them on a hard surface is high risk, and acceletarion even more so. What he did there was silly and selfish, risking taking down and causing great harm to a large group of cyclists to save a few seconds.

@@bjornlangoren3002 running 20 feet in them is not hard and it wasn’t risky or selfish

@@Butterratbee the first 3 feet is the risky part. Just a bit of low friction and he would not make it across in time. I guess you have a toddler's understanding of physics and probabilities.

It's not. He's fish boy.

Is it ironic?

@@blackdog2994 Nope, he used to work at a fish factory slicing filets after he turned professionel.

But he actually used to be so nervous he’d throw up and had trouble sleeping

I thought that was Kimi Raikonnen. 🤔😄

That's what made me scratch my head with Michael Rogers' 2002 TDU finish on a Fan's bike. I'm just a punter, but even when I was young my knees never forgave even slight changes in position.

They are. If you have a chance the domestique gets screwed and has to give up their bike. That's what they do. They do everything to ensure victory for the team. Chris Froome rode a bike that was WAY too small just to stay in yellow in 2016 after he crashed into his former teammate Richie Porte

It would take way longer for a mechanic to deal with. Most of these guys however are pretty good at adapting to teammates' bikes, and there's at least one incident where a rider borrowed a spectator's bike to get to the finish.

Sometimes the team car is too far back and they'd lose too much time waiting.

Sometimes the mechanics are held up or can’t get there for another minute. They don’t have a minute to wait. At some point the team car will catch up and give him his spare bike

probably, on the 1st change, he got the wrong bike. maybe wrong size, setup, who knows.

それいっつも思う🤔

Crapello Bikes

​@@GatorDevastator cervelo got issues on their bikes?

Made from carbon but weak🤣

Empty battery maybe..

Thomas' bike had a mechanical issue. He is a flagman so his teammate gave him his bike. The bike obviously doesn't fit him so he ditches it as soon as service car drive by.

That would actually be a pretty cool event to watch. And might revolutionize the ease of bike maintenance as manufacturers would adapt to the race parameters.

@@Butterratbee why?

@@Butterratbee are you saying that you can't race if you fix your own flat? In one TdF, one of the riders tumbled down a hill, found a black smith and welded his own bike. That was a race, if there ever was a race That you have no idea how to tie your own shoes doesnt make you a superior racer.