That's how I knew it was bad 😔

There should be an award for that. Chapeau!

It’s just humanity. His friend was injured, he tried to help. If you’re amazed by that, something is going wrong nowadays

It's an interesting trait. A sign of?

Lol thats next lvl narcissism

@@CowneloAlvaroid yes next level narcissism

He is a former football player, his hero might of been zlatan who always talks in the third person. Hah

he didn't mention evenepoel,but aside from names,he won

exactly, it's been a while...

Absolutely. Easily the most savage attack I've seen in at least a few years.

Vanderpoel's strade bianche

@@abp1400 Some say they're still scraping off the rubber from the tarmac on that climb

Alaphilippe in the world championships 2021

Remco: one of the lowest drag coefficients on a road bike. Tim: putting the whole peleton out of the wind with his shoulders.

I said a couple weeks ago, their success in classics season hinges on big tim being fit and leading the way.

Tim is an absolute beast and a gentle giant. Legend.

Also, for any Declercq fans out there, Steven Seiler has a great interview on his channel, talks with Tim about training, titled, "Tim Declercq 10 questions interview".

Unfortunately he doesn't have the same power anymore, it's obvious.

I heard the announcers saying it hasn't happened in decades. It used to be fairly common, but in recent years, nobody has been able to do it.

Frank Vandebrouck in 1999 was the alst one if I remember well

@@orval21 Vandenbroucke was caught again after La Redoute, though. Only to attack again on Saint Nicholas and win in the end.

It is the longest solo in LBL since Hinault in 1980. Most epic edition ever

Yeah. Hate to see him get injured. He rides so hard and is so great for the sport. A scapular injury means he hit exceptionally hard and it will be quite some time before he is racing again.

He is so good and has such a big ego that i cant stand him. But i agree he is good though

He's pointing to his head because he needs a bigger helmet now.

He wasn't pointing at his head. He was holding up 1 finger as in I'M NUMBER 1 ya goofs

He was pointing out the tuft of hair sticking out, which is Pogi's secret to success

@@russellgeisthardt9828 hahaha😆

No VDP NO POGA

@@AlexGrocio not a race for VDP

@@AlexGrocio VDP already got dropped on the hills at AGR lol, what makes you think he could compete at LBL yesterday?

A super fast bike,by the looks of it🚀

How did VDP smoke people at Strada before if he can't handle hills?

The Sagan curse

Not surehe made a difference here this time. They were already fighting for second place before he got back

@@LF-hj8kk true. This isn't as bad as in Roubaix and Tokyo

Too good for his own good i see

@@LF-hj8kk You're right but he said in itw that he was the one putting a lot of efforts in order for the 3rd group to get back on Vlasov (that's also the reason why his sprint was not so dominant, without disrespecting Herman's sprinting abilities)

Remco definitely benefitted from the work of Landismo and co. They made the race hard early and Remco’s blistering attack was all the more effective for it. I was left scratching my head after all the work they did though. I had considered that they were working for Mohoric, and that he may try and escape over the top of the climb and down the descent, but instead they did nothing and seemed content to waste their energy for no real purpose.

@@cellestinohernendes3081 agree, strange last hour or so from Bahrain given they seemed itent on controlling the race (not surprising given the strength of their squad)

@@benhuish2400 Really weird indeed. 3 minutes before Landa started attacking, I thought to myself that they were gonna ride in front to prevent attacks and drop Teuns on the roche aux faucons. I was already dreading another 30 boring kilometers. Glad they chose not to even if I wouldn't have played it like that.

@@cellestinohernendes3081 they had the numbers, so those accelerations were part of the whittling down process. The only real mistake they made was to underestimate an attack on Redoute - or at least Teuns was way too far back and should've been closer to the front when Vansevenant and Remco started to ramp the pace up.

@@MichaelBoogerd I understand what they were trying to do. Still a head scratcher that they wasted all that effort.

It was so explosive that he almost broke his bike lol

Pneumothorax is a weird thing. It can be very serious when traumatic like here but can also happen spontaniously

It depends on the amount of air or blood depressing the lung. I’ve had a pneumothorax after being hit by a car. It sucked but it was luckily pretty minor and I didn’t need a tube. My respirations were stuck at 25/30 for a day or two and I had trouble catching my breath during even mild exercise for around a month. Not a horrible recovery otherwise. It’d probably put a bike racer out of commission for a little while though

Yeah LR was way too flippant with his injury. This was a serious life-threatening injury.

yup had it last summer after serious MTB crash, 11 fractured ribs (8 on right side, 3 on left), both punctured/collapsed lungs, both had tubes, and ended up with general staphylococcus infection from tubes.... which looking bad turned out to be the worst part of all of it...

You know Jacky Durand ?

yea, homie got off the bike and straight into that ditch!

no. only remco and his sick as fk 30km solo attack

@@WHAT_1400 Why you say that?It's not the same.I love bike races so to see Remco winning his first monument is a big pleasure. But Bardet ,with Alaphilippe,what a beautiful person!

We will discuss that in another video.

But also a little to say "who's the boss", dont lie haha

A year or so he would be the one not jumping

Yeah! I hope abirail was taking notes, that was the exact moment he lost his wheel!

@@debcress6718 nope, he reached Armirail later, it's in the video as well..

@@kapsch6 you're right, it was another rider from the original group!

Yeah that was great thinking, spur of the moment thing to maintain a better line and speed.

Roglic vs JA for the GOAT among crashers

Ala loves the crashes...im not a fan of him & find it amusing.

@@benfolds17 🤦‍♂️🙄

No, I think he was underestimated and benefitted from disorganization behind. Very strong, but I think big names could have closed if they felt they needed to.

I thought bernal and roglic on covadonga was the other one 🤔

@@teffisk yeah if teuns was on his wheel then it would have been very possible he could follow him and make the race interesting. Martinez as well I think lost the race on that climb.

MvdP at Strade was mind blowing. I re-watch that every once in a while just to marvel.

@@teffisk you underestimate the other professional riders. Everybody are well aware that Remco’s is a hell of cronoman and it is extremely hard to catch him once he has an advantage of 20/30 seconds. To catch him all of the riders should have ridden at their maximum and Vlasov demonstrated that even though he was pushing over his limits the gap remained steady for a while and then it started again to grow. After 250 Kms even though you are in a group it often happens that you cannot catch the rider in front if he does not have any fault. Van Vleuten proved the same just few hours before. Take into consideration that nobody will push at the very limits when you are in a small group chasing another one and yesterday they showed that even though there was a moment where they were trying to evade from the chasing group the could not catch him since they were at their limit and had to slow down a little. I would add that in those circumstances it is also better that the rider in front is alone because he/she can really puts everything until the last meter. Yesterday Evenepoel was the strongest and he proved it. Full stop!

His mum said "you did it, you just did it"

Ik denk eerder dat Wout gewoon wist dat hij zou wegblijven en zich dan maar op een podiumplek richtte, ik betwijfel of hij zou afstoppen als hij nog een kans voor zichzelf zag.

He should try for grand tours. If it happens it happens. If it doesnt he can still go for classics

Just don't use the pronunciation Simon Gerrans uses for Remco - "Evanderpole" - it drives me crazy!

He is thanking them for keeping Valverde off the top step

Yeah he hates Remco so he is indeed screaming

@@ibthecat6279 Hate? That's a strong word and completely false.

Maybe it's not gonna be the poorest team for long with the year they're having!

I don't really think that is the case, the media has just heavily overblown how bad there relations is and Remco always was going to be a co-leader at those races, last year was special due to Remco's long recovery. And I saw nothing wrong with Remco refering to third person here, maybe it is just because I am dutch too and this is a normal thing expression to say here. He is just saying he's has currently the best form he ever had.

@@MDP1702 perhaps

@@paulsolon6229 Check some of the tweets he liked on Twitter, I don't think he hates Remco.

@@soulripper31 I didn’t say hate Wva lacks trust in Remco After oly I do too

That would have been a very interesting scenario. Remco the powerful time triallist, but Martinez with the stronger kick at the line. I’m happy for Remco though, he’s worked hard this season and it was a well deserved win.

no way, he'd have lose the wheel when descent

@@nuttynut722 Very true lol

@@tugabooga I thought we all know he can't turn..

Remco went with Remco.. Ask Remco, he will tell you

chinese i believe