I remember during the 2018 Tour, Paul Sherwen announcing that Peter Sagan was wearing the green jersey for the 100th time and that was an absolute record for most days in any leaders jersey in any of the grand tours. They can try to "Sagan proof" the points competition but it will never work.
I like the polka dot jersey as well, but it's bad karma to wear that and get passed going up a big hill. :) Turns your daily cruise on the bike into an all-out war - LOL
Maglia Nera? The Maglia Nera was a black jersey awarded as a symbolic prize in cycling competition at the Giro d'Italia, given to the last man to finish the race. It was allocated between 1946 and 1951, and last awarded to Giovanni Pinarello
I love you GCN but, come on, I think you're deliberately asking presenters to mispronounce Italian words on purpose. This time it's "maglia". The 'g' should be silent just like it is in tagliatelle. In a recent clip it was "strade bianche" where the 'che' sound should be hard like a 'k'. Sorry for the pedantry, it's the Italian teacher in me.
@@gcn the Giro used to have a Maglia Nera for the lantern rouge, which was highly sought after. However, the organisers were never keen on it, in part because it led to ridiculous scenes where riders would try to "win" it by stopping, hiding, etc. The "best" was Luigi Malabrocca who took slow riding to extremes in order to finish last. I seem to recall a rider being DQ'd quite recently for slowing down to wait for his rival for last place which was deemed as "not competing" by the Commissaires.
@@jens5905 yeah, back in the days, there was the "maglia nera" (black jersey) for the last in the GC, because there was a prize for that, with some sort of "hide and seek battles" between the contenders to remain the last but not being excluded of the Giro
I've a special place in my heart for the Lanterne Rouge. You got to have commitment to stay the course of the Tour and keep going even when you've no real reason in doing so.
@@heliumtrophy I guess they want to avoid competition for that price. It would look pretty silly if you had a track stand competition on the finish line.
Umgssda a hilarious image, but wouldn’t they all get the same time for the stage due to finishing in the same group? They’d have to compete to be last over much more of Le Tour, perhaps especially on time trials.
Tremendous work once more GCN. ^_^ hats off to Manon! Favourite: The unmentioned Black Jersey or Maglia Nera ;) and its history with Giovanni Pinarello.
Despite what the "rules" say about wearing replica versions of these jerseys, I say screw that. My favorite jersey is a replica of the 1989 Green Jersey. Sean Kelly's record 4th
I'm with you on that one, although I did get some raised eyebrows from a group of other cyclists when I was riding in Spain on a organized bike trip in my 2017 Green Vuelta sprinter's jersey :) Someone even asked the tour leader (in Spanish) if I was Matteo Trentin's father - LOL - I was hoping for older brother :( He was wearing it at the time, though Froome took it at the end of the race.
I like it when teams show proper respect to their riders who are national champions. The best examples are Bernard Hinault, Marc and Yvon Madiot and Arnaud Démare sporting the ZERO sponsor logos.
All cool jerseys. But what about the jerseys that are already long gone. F.e. the Red Jersey for the leader in the intermediate sprint classification, or the Patched Jersey, for the leader of the combination classification. A classification in the TdF where you would get points for the positions in the GC, KOM, Inters and Sprint classifications. Let's say a rider was 3rd in GC, 6th in KOM, 1st in Inters and 5th in Sprint, this would tally up to 15 points for the combined class. The rider with the least amount was expected to ride in the Patched Jersey, with Patches of yellow, polka dot, green and red jerseys. This made it: The most hideous jersey in all of cycling...
Strictly the Green is the Points Jersey, not the 'Sprinters' Jersey. Worn by the person crossing an intermediate point or the Finish line first in most non-mountain stages. Just so happens that much of the time it ends up being contested by Sprinters, until Sagan highlighted requirement to be a Sprinter+ to win it more recently.
That's not where the polka dot jersey came from. You can't find a picture of that chocolate bar wrapper anywhere because it doesn't exist. This article sheds a bit more light www.cyclinglegends.co.uk/index.php/races/climbers-jersey
How come the current world champion can't wear the rainbow jersey in that years world championship race? They technically are the world champion until that race is over.
Sorry, but IMHO there is nothing worse than seeing one of the worlds Iconic jerseys being worn by a wannabe on a bike, as opposed to being worn by a cyclist who won the right to wear it, it is the same as driving a Ferrari kit car, all a bit sad and fooling no one.
Yes, absolutely unacceptable! How dare she make a video with such terrible acoustics, doesn't she know your delicate ears may be bothered by that unprofessional sound? can't enjoy a free video like that!!!
Please would people stop calling the Green jersey (or equivalent) the "Sprints" jersey. It's the POINTS jersey. It is not, as Mark Cavendish was prone to moan on and on about, a jersey specifically for the sprinters! Most years it happens to go to a sprinter, because of the configuration of the stages, but that's not guaranteed. Many non sprinters have won it due to their consistency over the whole race, which is what it was intended to reward.
This is something I've never liked or understood. There is already a jersey for the most consistent and best all-round rider - the yellow/pink/red one!!! I personally think that the green/blue jersey SHOULD be for the sprinters. People going after the KOM jersey don't have to finish high up on a flat stage, so why don't sprint specialists get rewarded by having a jersey of their own, where they aren't penalised for being pure sprinters and finishing low down on mountain stages?
@@phillarrowsmith3195 How would that work? No stage is guaranteed to be a sprint. What if a break stayed away, would they get points for it? And define sprint? How many riders are needed for it to count as a sprint? The points jersey rewards consistency and, as the video says, was brought in to counteract Coppi taking such a huge time lead, nobody else had anything to aim for. It does favour the sprinters, with higher points on flat stages. The race leaders jersey doesn't necessarily reward consistency. One big time gap and it can be yours, if you can hang on. Besides, who wants to watch the big sprinters teams killing the race every day. Yawn!
@@ronanfox4389 But the "If they can hang on..." bit is exactly what consistency is! In order to 'hang on' to any gained lead, they have to be consistent. This is what defines great GC riders from talented stage winners. I'm not saying there definitely shouldn't be a prize for the most consistent finisher - any system that rewards a talent like Peter Sagan has got to be doing something right - but that there should be a specific one for sprinters. How would it work? Any stage designated as a mountain stage would not have 'sprinters' points at the end. Instead, if there was a flat start to the stage, there would be an intermediate sprint and that's it, but with this intermediate sprint being worth more points than at present. Any stage designated beforehand as a flat stage would have maximum 'sprinters' points at the end. Those that are more rolling in nature would have a smaller amount available at the end. All would have intermediate sprints at some point to add to the tally. This makes it more like the current KOM contest. That award does not include any points at the end of flat stages, just a small amount on any lumpy bits in the middle, i.e. a mountain version of an intermediate sprint. If a breakaway goes, it goes and they get the points, just like they do in all contests at the moment. In my opinion, doing it this way would ensure that every day would be more likely to have a combination of break aways, sprints and KOM races going on, all in addition to the GC, as well as ensuring there is an actual prize for the rider that is the best of all the sprinters whilst still being enough of an all rounder to make it to the end.
This video was excellent and gave me a good idea for another video. There are probably a number of us who enjoy riding but have no real understanding of how cycling competitions work. What, for example, is the difference between a Sportif and a Gyro? Are there other types of cycling events? How does a person move up through the system? Watching GCN the last few years has made me far more aware of the lingo of cycling, but it's as if I understand the language yet have no concept of the culture in which that language is spoken.
Great question! You should wear whatever you find comfortable - whether that's a tee shirt or a jersey, lycra shorts or baggies! We'd probably suggest looking at padded bib shorts if you're planning some longer rides as you'll find these way more comfortable than regular shorts without padding, and it'll make your riding a lot more enjoyable. Why not take a look at a set of GCN Shorts over in the GCN Shop: gcn.eu/3GM
You don't NEED one, but it surely helps. The pad in your butt sure helps with long rides, and the back pockets on the jerseys are great for carrying stuff that otherwise would be moving around in your pants or short pockets.
If you can't pronounce 'maglia rosa' or 'maglia azzura' you should probably stick to calling them pink and blue jerseys. Hint: You get a lot closer if you completely disregard the 'g' in 'maglia'. Not perfect but it grates a lot less than saying 'mag-lia' or go the whole hog and call the French jerseys 'mai-lot'.
there's no jersey for the Olympic champion, back in 1996, I remember Pascal Richard using a "special jersey" looking the same of his team (Casinò) but without sponsors and the olympic circles, it wasn't official and, but I'm not sure, he/the team paid a fine to wear it. Today Greg VanAvermaet is using a shirt with gold stripes different to his team CCC, and also the bike and the accessories are gold painted, as others olimpic champions did
World champs and national champs jerseys. They follow the rider through the season (usually) and are a real badge of honour for the recipient at all races they participate in. Love the polka dot jersey though even though my with my ex-swimmer’s dynamic build, I’d never ever be anywhere near claiming one for real.... unless it was only on the downhill sections!
So long as they don’t where polka dot shorts *cough* Pierre Rolland *cough* The king of the mountains jersey will always look good when cresting the summit of the Alpes and the Pyrénées
I thought back in the old days that the last rider in the Tour de France had a red light so as to warn motorists of cyclists ahead. That is what I would have thought is reason the last rider gets the red lantern jersey. I think it should still be the case that the last rider has a red light on his bike.
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What's your favourite jersey in cycling?
Green and yellow
king of the mountain
Global Cycling Network green jersey just looks really cool with the lime makes you stand out loads
It has to be the Maillot Jaune...
@@Ewane Arguably the most iconic jersey in all of cycling!
...also known as the maillot verte, or Peter Sagans Jersey...
I remember during the 2018 Tour, Paul Sherwen announcing that Peter Sagan was wearing the green jersey for the 100th time and that was an absolute record for most days in any leaders jersey in any of the grand tours. They can try to "Sagan proof" the points competition but it will never work.
Looking forward to rename the green jersey as Sagan's Jersey
@@fullyloadedxl4248 pettion!
I like the polka dot jersey as well, but it's bad karma to wear that and get passed going up a big hill. :)
Turns your daily cruise on the bike into an all-out war - LOL
Maglia Nera?
The Maglia Nera was a black jersey awarded as a symbolic prize in cycling competition at the Giro d'Italia, given to the last man to finish the race. It was allocated between 1946 and 1951, and last awarded to Giovanni Pinarello
Sho Hatsuyama 2019
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I'd would like to see Manon wear the Pink jersey ❤️🤗😊🙂👍
I enjoyed this report
The green jersey or as its more commonly known as in the current age, the Sagan Invitational.
I know what colour id be wearing, I like the sound of the red lantern anyway 😂
review your orbea omx !
Is hard to understand, as a casual cyclist myself. Could they all be worn by cyclists in the same race? Or there is different championships?
i needed this video ty
Is vuelta doesn't have a sprint and mountains jersey?
mountains is bleu polka dots, points is green jersey
I guess the goal is to finish last if you can't finish first!
It's interesting to follow the 'race for last' at the back of the GC!
Does the giro not have a white jersey
i want a green or purple
TLDR: you won't be wearing any of these so don't worry about the random colour changes. just enjoy the show XD silly sponsors.
I love you GCN but, come on, I think you're deliberately asking presenters to mispronounce Italian words on purpose. This time it's "maglia". The 'g' should be silent just like it is in tagliatelle.
In a recent clip it was "strade bianche" where the 'che' sound should be hard like a 'k'.
Sorry for the pedantry, it's the Italian teacher in me.
This is just someone reading out Wikipedia.
Henri Degorge? C'mon... Manon.... learn how to pronounce his name please.
I hate to say it but she is a really bad presenter
Maybe don’t then 🤷🏼♀️ Just a thought.
Red lantern. I want a red lantern jersey
That would be a great addition to the race, wouldn't it!
@@gcn might encourage them to ride faster.
The Giro had a jersey like that. You can see it on the Castelli Insta.
@@gcn the Giro used to have a Maglia Nera for the lantern rouge, which was highly sought after. However, the organisers were never keen on it, in part because it led to ridiculous scenes where riders would try to "win" it by stopping, hiding, etc. The "best" was Luigi Malabrocca who took slow riding to extremes in order to finish last. I seem to recall a rider being DQ'd quite recently for slowing down to wait for his rival for last place which was deemed as "not competing" by the Commissaires.
@@jens5905 yeah, back in the days, there was the "maglia nera" (black jersey) for the last in the GC, because there was a prize for that, with some sort of "hide and seek battles" between the contenders to remain the last but not being excluded of the Giro
I've a special place in my heart for the Lanterne Rouge. You got to have commitment to stay the course of the Tour and keep going even when you've no real reason in doing so.
It would be great if they introduced it as a jersey, wouldn't it?
@@gcn Absolutely. I know they're a bit sniffy about it but they should really embrace it.
@@heliumtrophy I guess they want to avoid competition for that price. It would look pretty silly if you had a track stand competition on the finish line.
Umgssda a hilarious image, but wouldn’t they all get the same time for the stage due to finishing in the same group? They’d have to compete to be last over much more of Le Tour, perhaps especially on time trials.
Totally. Lawson Craddock gave himself a reason to keep going. I was amazed he got through that Roubaix stage. Inspirational ride!
I love gcn it’s keeping me sane in lockdown
Thanks, Luke!
l'Auto at the time; not l'Équipe
Tremendous work once more GCN. ^_^ hats off to Manon!
Favourite: The unmentioned Black Jersey or Maglia Nera ;) and its history with Giovanni Pinarello.
Thanks very much! Pleased to hear you enjoyed the video. The Maglia Nera has enough backstory for a video in it's own right!
@@gcn Will you do one?
Despite what the "rules" say about wearing replica versions of these jerseys, I say screw that. My favorite jersey is a replica of the 1989 Green Jersey. Sean Kelly's record 4th
Nice!
I'm with you on that one, although I did get some raised eyebrows from a group of other cyclists when I was riding in Spain on a organized bike trip in my 2017 Green Vuelta sprinter's jersey :)
Someone even asked the tour leader (in Spanish) if I was Matteo Trentin's father - LOL - I was hoping for older brother :(
He was wearing it at the time, though Froome took it at the end of the race.
I like it when teams show proper respect to their riders who are national champions. The best examples are Bernard Hinault, Marc and Yvon Madiot and Arnaud Démare sporting the ZERO sponsor logos.
It's such a clean look, isn't it! What did you think of Elia Viviani's controversial nationals kit at the Giro last year?
UAE is a joke in that category
Awesome contents GCN! We love Manon❤️ She’s lovely more Manon please!
Yes! Now cycling anime Yowamushi pedal makes so much more sense!
Hime
Would've been sweet to show Matt Stevens and Emma Pooley when referring to champion arm stripes.
2:47 Nairo in green!!!
Joe Cool Great catch. Nairo is sporting the points Jersey in the Vuelta
GCN is the best channel in lockdown by far
Thanks, Noah! Stay safe!
Top info this! So many jerseys; so easy to forget. Thanks for bringing them all together...
Thanks for the support, James! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Speaking of jerseys, do you do any kit for kids? I know I've asked this on quite a few occasions, sorry about that!
For sure! We offer our Fan Kit in kids sizes, too! You can check it out over at the GCN Shop. Thanks for the support: gcn.eu/3GM
The White Jersey...? ;-)
@@ianduncan1901 haha!
Thanks GCN!
All cool jerseys. But what about the jerseys that are already long gone. F.e. the Red Jersey for the leader in the intermediate sprint classification, or the Patched Jersey, for the leader of the combination classification. A classification in the TdF where you would get points for the positions in the GC, KOM, Inters and Sprint classifications. Let's say a rider was 3rd in GC, 6th in KOM, 1st in Inters and 5th in Sprint, this would tally up to 15 points for the combined class. The rider with the least amount was expected to ride in the Patched Jersey, with Patches of yellow, polka dot, green and red jerseys. This made it: The most hideous jersey in all of cycling...
GIRO all the way, (Pains me to say the TDF King of the mountains is the best one though)
The original newspaper was l'Auto, (which had yellow pages at the time), not l'Equipe.
Where is the uci world tour leaders jersey for women cycling?
Blan”K” 😱 it’s not blan”k” it’s a silent “c”, blanc..please get it right...embarrassingly marvellous 👀
Maybe consider a Retitle to clarify that you are only covering Male Pro Cycling....as you fail to mention any women's jerseys.
Strictly the Green is the Points Jersey, not the 'Sprinters' Jersey. Worn by the person crossing an intermediate point or the Finish line first in most non-mountain stages. Just so happens that much of the time it ends up being contested by Sprinters, until Sagan highlighted requirement to be a Sprinter+ to win it more recently.
That's not where the polka dot jersey came from. You can't find a picture of that chocolate bar wrapper anywhere because it doesn't exist. This article sheds a bit more light www.cyclinglegends.co.uk/index.php/races/climbers-jersey
How come the current world champion can't wear the rainbow jersey in that years world championship race? They technically are the world champion until that race is over.
I've always wanted to wear the polka dot jersey but someday I will and I will never give up chasing my dreams
Sorry, but IMHO there is nothing worse than seeing one of the worlds Iconic jerseys being worn by a wannabe on a bike, as opposed to being worn by a cyclist who won the right to wear it, it is the same as driving a Ferrari kit car, all a bit sad and fooling no one.
I want to ask like jerseys have different colours but why all cycling shorts are black in colour ?
Maglia Nera of the Giro is my favourite one
The original sponsor was l'Auto, not l'Equipe :)
Bring back the combined classification jersey in the Tour de France. My eyes hurt every time I see that!
The Vuelta jersey was never yellow, it was gold.
Manon, I like your blooper reel you put at the end of your videos
We've got plenty of bloopers saved! More to come!
No mention of the legendary Maglia Nera? Probably my favorite of all jerseys.
Polka Dot Jersey - amanita muscaria.
NAIRO IN GREEN
Get out of that echo chamber when you record your vids. Shame on the GCN team for letting it happen more than once
Yes, absolutely unacceptable! How dare she make a video with such terrible acoustics, doesn't she know your delicate ears may be bothered by that unprofessional sound? can't enjoy a free video like that!!!
Please would people stop calling the Green jersey (or equivalent) the "Sprints" jersey. It's the POINTS jersey. It is not, as Mark Cavendish was prone to moan on and on about, a jersey specifically for the sprinters! Most years it happens to go to a sprinter, because of the configuration of the stages, but that's not guaranteed. Many non sprinters have won it due to their consistency over the whole race, which is what it was intended to reward.
This is something I've never liked or understood. There is already a jersey for the most consistent and best all-round rider - the yellow/pink/red one!!! I personally think that the green/blue jersey SHOULD be for the sprinters. People going after the KOM jersey don't have to finish high up on a flat stage, so why don't sprint specialists get rewarded by having a jersey of their own, where they aren't penalised for being pure sprinters and finishing low down on mountain stages?
@@phillarrowsmith3195 How would that work? No stage is guaranteed to be a sprint. What if a break stayed away, would they get points for it? And define sprint? How many riders are needed for it to count as a sprint? The points jersey rewards consistency and, as the video says, was brought in to counteract Coppi taking such a huge time lead, nobody else had anything to aim for. It does favour the sprinters, with higher points on flat stages. The race leaders jersey doesn't necessarily reward consistency. One big time gap and it can be yours, if you can hang on. Besides, who wants to watch the big sprinters teams killing the race every day. Yawn!
@@ronanfox4389 But the "If they can hang on..." bit is exactly what consistency is! In order to 'hang on' to any gained lead, they have to be consistent. This is what defines great GC riders from talented stage winners. I'm not saying there definitely shouldn't be a prize for the most consistent finisher - any system that rewards a talent like Peter Sagan has got to be doing something right - but that there should be a specific one for sprinters.
How would it work? Any stage designated as a mountain stage would not have 'sprinters' points at the end. Instead, if there was a flat start to the stage, there would be an intermediate sprint and that's it, but with this intermediate sprint being worth more points than at present. Any stage designated beforehand as a flat stage would have maximum 'sprinters' points at the end. Those that are more rolling in nature would have a smaller amount available at the end. All would have intermediate sprints at some point to add to the tally. This makes it more like the current KOM contest. That award does not include any points at the end of flat stages, just a small amount on any lumpy bits in the middle, i.e. a mountain version of an intermediate sprint. If a breakaway goes, it goes and they get the points, just like they do in all contests at the moment.
In my opinion, doing it this way would ensure that every day would be more likely to have a combination of break aways, sprints and KOM races going on, all in addition to the GC, as well as ensuring there is an actual prize for the rider that is the best of all the sprinters whilst still being enough of an all rounder to make it to the end.
What about the giro’s black? Maglia nera? That has some great stories
How about the old school combination jersey?
00:56 Henri Degrange 🙄
You so cuteee manon
6:41 @lanternerouge is it official then 👀
This video was excellent and gave me a good idea for another video. There are probably a number of us who enjoy riding but have no real understanding of how cycling competitions work. What, for example, is the difference between a Sportif and a Gyro? Are there other types of cycling events? How does a person move up through the system? Watching GCN the last few years has made me far more aware of the lingo of cycling, but it's as if I understand the language yet have no concept of the culture in which that language is spoken.
No black jersey? Matt had one!
the rainbow jersey- Peter Sagans jersey
Subtítulos en español, pooooooooor favoooooooor
Lanter jearsey in tour as black in giro
Vuelta white Jersey missed off the list.
Ochre jersey for the leader of the TDU...
Would love to see Manon and Si presenting together in 1 video.
She's more entertaining than the jersey's hehe
That was genuinely interesting and educational. Makes a refreshing change from all the talk about Watts that's boring and makes no sense.
Rainbow or Green TDF please
Pink jersey ❤️🙂😊👍😉
Love the rainbow jersey.
Thanks GCN . I have a question should i get a proper kit for cycling?
@ozy_3000 I would because you get a padded bum with the shorts so being on the saddle long doesn’t hurt and the jersey is cooler for when you ride :)
Great question! You should wear whatever you find comfortable - whether that's a tee shirt or a jersey, lycra shorts or baggies! We'd probably suggest looking at padded bib shorts if you're planning some longer rides as you'll find these way more comfortable than regular shorts without padding, and it'll make your riding a lot more enjoyable. Why not take a look at a set of GCN Shorts over in the GCN Shop: gcn.eu/3GM
@@gcn Thanks so much
@@gcn Hello which one is replying?
You don't NEED one, but it surely helps. The pad in your butt sure helps with long rides, and the back pockets on the jerseys are great for carrying stuff that otherwise would be moving around in your pants or short pockets.
If you can't pronounce 'maglia rosa' or 'maglia azzura' you should probably stick to calling them pink and blue jerseys.
Hint: You get a lot closer if you completely disregard the 'g' in 'maglia'. Not perfect but it grates a lot less than saying 'mag-lia' or go the whole hog and call the French jerseys 'mai-lot'.
I want Gray and Red Lantern jersey
The is the best color jersey! Thats what I primarily wear, my bike is green as well. I cant sprint for shit though
olympic jersey ?
there's no jersey for the Olympic champion, back in 1996, I remember Pascal Richard using a "special jersey" looking the same of his team (Casinò) but without sponsors and the olympic circles, it wasn't official and, but I'm not sure, he/the team paid a fine to wear it. Today Greg VanAvermaet is using a shirt with gold stripes different to his team CCC, and also the bike and the accessories are gold painted, as others olimpic champions did
Manon: "And that's where - the ... polka-dots came from ... Hmmm, Mmmm!, Mmmm!!!" : \ Too funny! ... Yeah, that's my favorite one.
World champs and national champs jerseys. They follow the rider through the season (usually) and are a real badge of honour for the recipient at all races they participate in.
Love the polka dot jersey though even though my with my ex-swimmer’s dynamic build, I’d never ever be anywhere near claiming one for real.... unless it was only on the downhill sections!
And the olympic chamion gets to wear a special jersey with gold bands on sleeves. How did you forget that?!
5:12 pogacar and roglic
Combined jersey of the Tour de France. It's the best of all the jerseys as it's made up of a patch of each.
Can you do an episode on local events in different countries, what is a criterion, sportive etc. and feature some events for mortals?
How long did you practise "4 year war induced hiatus"? 0:43
So long as they don’t where polka dot shorts
*cough* Pierre Rolland *cough*
The king of the mountains jersey will always look good when cresting the summit of the Alpes and the Pyrénées
Thx for the lot of useless knowledge i alwaywanted to know. But i think i just forgot how to calculate 1+1.
the rainbow one 🌈
I don't know if I should be focusing on the beautiful presenter or the beautiful BIKE peeking out from beside the sofa. 💖
6:40 "Last but not least" - that has to be the most succinct, yet comprehensive, description of the Lanterne Rouge I've heard so far. Kudos.
Perhaps a jersey that would suit me. The maroon cardigan with slipper motif for the old man at the back.
This video would make a fantastic drinking game, take a drink every time you hear the word 'jersey' lol
@ 6:33 that's Stalin !
In USA Color
Hello, could have mentioned the Italian "la maglia nera". The last to win was Giovanini Pinarello!
I like the yellow because i want to be a pro cyclist soon
Nice! Best of luck!
I thought back in the old days that the last rider in the Tour de France had a red light so as to warn motorists of cyclists ahead. That is what I would have thought is reason the last rider gets the red lantern jersey.
I think it should still be the case that the last rider has a red light on his bike.
what would be the meaning of a orange jersey
Depends on the race, the Tour Down Under uses an Orange (sorry, 'Ochre') jersey to distinguish the race leader
Lantern jersey is my favorite, totally getting one :) thank you great video!