Leaner? dude looks like he just busted out of a concentration camp.

This blocks on tons of crap!

Too many pog fanboys mad that the bandwagon they jumped on only lasted 2 TDF wins.

Jonas is trash!!!

I'm hoping it's roglic's year myself

@@exigency2231 I hate to say it, as I think Roglic will be fighting to just get on the podium. I like him a lot as a rider, and would love to see him win Le Tour, but no one is going to beat Tadej this year in the Tour.

Roglic will be fresh and challenging, but is not moving like pogacar in the peleton. Crashes are more likely for him. Still he should be the main challenge for Pogacar A slovenian double is possible.

I hope Vingegaard wins, plus i am Danish. But i love Pogacar too. What a rider.

@@Fjordkrog I hope Pogacar wins,plus i'm Slovenian.But i love Vingegaard.What a rider. :)

Thats why he didnt need to put in 112% he only uses like 80% if his power. And can save some for tour

​@@jernejkorosec441All depends if jonas the only one who doesnt get tired in 3rd weeks of grand tours and won the last 2 tour de france will be affected by his big crash or he wll just demolish like the 2 other years

The last two true de France 🇫🇷 lol what a Pog shill.

It will probably be the opposite of last year. Pogacar broke his wrist last year and wasn't 100% in the tour (maybe 98%, but not 100%) and now vingegaard won't be 100%.

@@SeppeDeVos-md7jk Agree on this one. This is a reversal of sorts for sure.

And what about roglic ?

@@Leghidu16 To be fair, I don't see Roglic as good as vingegaard or Pogacar. If Roglic is 100% in his best shape of his life, he has a chance.

@@SeppeDeVos-md7jk Well, not exactly the opposite. You can train immediatly with a broken wrist, and Pogacar did so. Vingegaard was in the hospital for two weeks without touching a pedal. That is a pretty big difference.

Pog looks to be in the peak of his life. And given the unknown about Jonas, all signs point to Pog having another shot at winning the big one again. I honestly believe, Pog even could win this year had the big crash not happened to Jonas, he just looks super strong. At the very least, if Jonas was healthy, fully peaked i think it would be 50/50 who would win this year, but it's too bad the crash has potentially taken that away. I have my doubts about Jonas, as do a lot of people, but who knows, he's young, and also in the peak years, so maybe he will come back strong in July. Whatever the case, I'm looking forward to this year. Roglic is still strong, I don't think he will win, but he will be fighting, and first time we get to see Remco at the Tour, it's going to be fun.

Just like Jonas a last year - pogi didn’t have enough time to train

Roglic hasn’t been the same since 2020

Just need the other teams to play nicely.

He has started to ride again about the same time when Remco did, so probably doesn’t have that big of an advantage

😂😂😂They are. The world governing body, the UCI, says they are. The race organisers, Amaury Sport Organisation, says they are. There's only a few delusional Septics such as yourself who have manufactured a different result.

It’s not completely the same. Pantani did it in the nineties. Armstrong continued doing it in the 2000’s when we thought we had cleaned up the mistakes from the nineties.

Nobody but The Cheater's fanbois are speaking of Lance's career since 1989, being scratched. It's a fact, the governingbody, UCI, says it and the race organisers say it. Nobody else's opinion matters. Move on.

​@@Rune__one of the most illogical comments I've ever read.

Every racer that pin a number in that Era will admitt that Lance won those races. Period. Epo has been in Pelton since the 80's. Every body was on a highly augmented program till 2012. Get over it. He won because he only focus on that race period he was racing to win. His competitors were his enemy. HE BOUGHT SO MUCH GOOD THE SPORT..

The Giro, which played in his cards is not the Tour. We will see stronger challengers for sure

dont you have a TV?

@@henriksylvestolsen4885 have you no brain

​@@henriksylvestolsen4885this kind of tv is not built yet😜

@@henriksylvestolsen4885 weird comment 😂 you really think vingegaard can win after that hard crash

P is smart also, and will have the strongest team . But we will see if he builds up physical reserves needed for week 3. Beeing skinny early in the season is NOT the best reference for a tour victory

He also went all in on the Queen stage where he did a 30 km solo

He has already won the most important race twice though

@@keywaspoppin Yea - but he has been the favorite the last three tours and gotten dominated the last two. You don't consider Jan Ulrich the beat of his generation though he has had an impressive career and won the TDF

Yes

He is already doing training climbs, but I'm not sure he can get back all that he lost in such a short time. Visma said that he wouldn't race unless he was 100%, so we'll see.

@@infamousbugg 100% is relative. 100% ready to do the tour is still only 60% ready to challenge the GC. if he somehow manages to win it will be a comeback for the books

Who cares what could be

Based on what evidence? We are listening

they aint doping lmao

@@juuu7801 So gullible. They are ALL doping. Probably Pogi has access to better products. But in the doped competition pogi is the best.

True, but it is his mental DNA and makes hom a legend even more

@shaungrundle3236: your evidence?

@@henriknielsen1662 history.

@@henriknielsen1662 do you think they are clean? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/adSIfMqK2M-mlWw.htmlsi=DYM1HVW39CyYD3ad

So you’re getting offended if the Giro winner rides in pink or what are you trying to tell us?

not easy for anybody. get out ride yourselve

Maybe, he is the real challenger if fit enough.

That is why vingie won last year..

Are you kidding, Froome is just a gc rider, Pog does everything.

@@markotertinek4433 4 Tours, 2 Vueltas, 1 Giro is WAY WAY better than what Pog has now. Pog would trade his Lombardys, LBLs and Ronde for 2 Tours and 2 Vueltas in a heartbeat.

Do you make the same comments about the or other top riders, too?

😂😂😂😂 Because you can't, you think that others can't. If you have proof, publish it.

@@agamemnonhatred proof is common sense … the entire peloton is on something, some on better cocktails than others … did you ever wonder why they never awarded all of Lance’s cancelled TDF trophies to the guy in 2nd place?….. ‘cause they’re all juicing. Just let ‘em juice in the open I say.

@@OM-sb2bd I see, you are a Lance fanboi who doesn't understand the sport beyond that cheater. Common sense, as you put it, is the non thinking persons excuse for not understanding the scientific method and how in competition and out of competition testing in cycling makes it one of the cleanest sports. Check out countries like Russia and the USA and athletics and weightlifting where cheating is endemic before picking on cycling.

@@agamemnonhatred lol not a Lance fanboi as you put it …. but they didn’t award those trophies to #2 ….. so what do you make of that? …. actually I believe in Durianrider’s take on the subject of doping … and I think there’s a coordinated effort to not expose the whole industry as it would take $$ from everyone’s pocket ….. kind of like how we should all suspend disbelief while The Rock Dwayne Johnson - best shape of his life in his 50’s - talks about the virtues of chicken and rice, while ignoring the obvious juice …. Given the sheer number of doping scandals with many top riders over past years, I am surprised that you believe Pog is setting all sorts of time records - FASTER than past prime dopers - while running back-to-back-to-back massive tours ….. all clean??? It’s just physically impossible. But we can agree to disagree, if only a positive drug test satisfies your need for proof. Peace and ride on. 🚴🏻‍♂️☮️

Well I guess than your Vingo will have to put up a fight, like injured Pogi did last year. But I think Vingo will rather not compet, than to get destroyed.

@@markotertinek4433 You little Slovenian chicken! Pogacar suffered a minor injury to his hand. Jonas suffered a broken collarbone, 6 broken ribs, a punctured lung and broken fingers. That you can claim that Pogacar's injury was worse and more influential in his Tour de France last year is ridiculous