One of the most fitting references to Glad I've heard in a while 😂

Thanks a lot Daber

completely agree, gratz to the guy

Don’t forget Benji…😢

easily the best - the only one i listen to during tour de france

Followed this legend when he was at 5k!

A lot of PED stacks, for sure.

If I remember correctly he did that a couple of times last spring, also in Milan-Sanremo....

Wantewne Wouge UwU

yup pog just need that extra support, wva,roglic vingegaard in same lineup such overpower

@@blackdeadtiger That won’t make up for Jonas being better in the long mountains and beating Pog overall in the tts last year while relaxing at the end of the final tt.. Majka was awesome but Pog couldn’t get it done.

​@@telmoliciousmaija was awesome?mate stop waffling and glazing your boy. Uae team was awful last year,they made a wrong preparation for pogi who had his form going down from the 1st week,they had an awful team at the start and lost half of it during the tdf,in fact the only one who helped pogi was McNulty during the hautacam stage,also even giannetti admitted they had no strategy for stage 11 and pogi had only to follow 4 jumo riders attacking him. It's a fact that pogi in shape in a fair battle without a super team against him or crashes will always beat jonas in the 100% of the time. The paris nice showed it clearly also i don't get why u mention last year tdf where jonas never dropped him and it was always his own team with rogla and wva. Also in the final tt pogi had no point of going full since he already lost the tour and to add smt in the same ITT he lost many seconds by nearly crashing in the descent. It's a fact that pogi is clearly the better rider compared to jonas, someone who needs 3 of the best 5 riders itw to beat his rival

@@17k3ra Did u just compare Paris Nice to the Tour? Im dead 😂 NO one is denying that Pogi beats Jonas in shorter races but to compare that to the tour is laughable.

@@telmolicious laugh now😂

True, though, you can't underestimate Pidcock when it comes to climbing

Or Pidcock surprises us all again 😉

@@Karee.z he'll be at tireno

Just for context, thirty years ago in the USA we had to wait about three months for World Cycling Productions to release these race videos on VHS, which we would have to borrow from the lending library at the bike shop on a first come, first serve basis. The entire stage race would be on one tape, two for the grand tours.

Me too. I was confused when I read the title "Tadej Pogacar Crushes Vingegaard on Freezing Climb". I asked myself "When did Pogacar beat Vingegaard this year?" When I saw Alaphilippe with rainbow jersey, then I realized that the video is new, but the race is an old one 😀

Poggers

Yea, it's the rim brakes that make Pog fast. Yea. That's it. ;)

Durian?

Man, investing in scientific training methods isn’t what makes the difference. Pog is just more capable of being in form for a longer period of time than for example Jonas. The windtunnel isn’t gonna make Jonas climb faster.

@@KroghVinther The wind tunnel may not have made Jonas a better climber, but it probably made him a better time trialist.

@@ravi06197 That is true, but we also saw in Lombardia after the tour, how Pog kept his shape while Vingegaard lost a lot

@@KroghVinther He seemed to do okay at Le Tour.

@@cincydooley That's not the point Magnus is making, he's saying that Pog doesn't peak as high as Jonas has the potential to, but perhaps because he's a bit heavier Pog can sustain a very high level of form for a long time (e.g. his win at Il Lombardia later in the season). I disagree, because we don't really have any way to analyze Pog's form after March last year because he essentially fell off the face of the earth. I think Pog peaked in spring, then peaked too late again in the latter half of the season (or, perhaps, the competition at Il Lombardia is not as fierce as Le Tour...).

Yep. Cycling is a team sport where individual performances stand out. That team spirit is very, very present in Jumbo Visma.

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No, just no. You don't even need to go back a lot to find better rivalries (just watch some cyclocross and you know what I mean). Vingegaard beat Pogacar once, and that's the only race I can remember where they actually went head to head. Not saying it is not going to happen, but as of now this statement is simply not true.

Oh don't worry, he's going to make a whole new Playlist for this one

He born with one of the best hearts doctors ever seen

Jonas in the ITT really impressed me. Rohan Dennis, a two-time WC, beat all the rest by 24 seconds. No surprises there. Jonas crushed his time by 35 seconds. Amazing!

@@rossmurray6849 Probably took an advice or two from his neighbour Bjarne

@@11-inch salty?

This Race was Last year😅 But yes he is in great shape. This year will be fun to watch

LOL last year

@@vavak5069 Lol just saw that too, I was wondering why Alaphilippe was wearing the rainbow....But I stand by my opinion :) Pogacar is out to prove he's the best this year

@@Dennis-gr8ex It's literally in the title and the description. Plus any cycling fan knows that Tirreno is next week...

​@@andrasszabo1570eh have you fully adjusted to it being 2023 yet? I still occasionally think of 2019/2020 as last year so reading 2022 might not be enough to think about last year.

Jonas (last year) preseason was ruined by a injuries.

No, he kept his butt on the saddle, see this video analysing his unusual position - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mKxzmblmqtiZYac.html

@@LanterneRougeCycling Thanks for the reply! It's a great position and loophole to the rules. Really enjoyed the video as usual!

@@timrush8544 Yeah...a really unique poophole...I mean loophole in the rules.

No doubt