2000 Tour de France pt 2 of 2

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @Livlifetaistdeth
    @Livlifetaistdeth 2 роки тому +10

    Thanks for posting this I love listening to Phill and Paul.

  • @xEKOy
    @xEKOy Рік тому +14

    everyone doped up to the max

    • @MoonayMultipliar
      @MoonayMultipliar 8 місяців тому

      Best tdfs for a long time then and they are only now starting to be better again
      Jonas, poggi, remco, roglic
      Mvdp und wva
      Exciting again i have to say
      And good to see froome being done. Those were disgusting days

    • @adam_mccullough
      @adam_mccullough 7 місяців тому +1

      still tis this day

    • @bernhardofner150
      @bernhardofner150 Місяць тому

      Ö>ⁿ😊😊😊😊​@@MoonayMultipliar

  • @marikaelborn
    @marikaelborn 4 місяці тому +1

    This was the last victory of Marco. Very troubles period of my life, young lady watching this. I never thought i would never see him win again.

  • @leonardofabbri7930
    @leonardofabbri7930 Рік тому +10

    Never heard before those stages with a not italian commentary, I love to hear how Phil Lidgett and Paul Sherwen had kind of reverence for Marco. Repeatedly calling him The Pirate, emphasizing that he still was the best climber in the world and the par excellence threat to make the race explode, despite the long absence from races and a form that certainly wasn't the best, both physical and mental planes. And they did through all the roller-coaster moments he had in this Tour, touching a certain poetry during last kms to Courchevel that somehow were his Swan song. I got emotional having Cesenatico as second home since childhood, still wearing his bandana and having met his dad.

  • @mattyctill
    @mattyctill Рік тому +6

    1:03:10 lovely words from Paul Sherwin here, a touching and respectful tribute. #vegetable

  • @johanordonez6998
    @johanordonez6998 Рік тому +11

    The absolute glorious days of cycling! I miss those days! Vive Le Tour

    • @autdelux
      @autdelux Рік тому +3

      i have to give you that it was great but we have to admit they where freaking full of epo and other stuff back then i remember 2003 a guy fall after leading a mountain stage that admited years later he got dog hemoglobine^^ i dont say its any better these days but they where butchers back then having to get up every few hours for blood checks to not die ^^ wild times at least the drugs got better or genetic doping will erase any detectabilty anyway

  • @KaizerSoze-ib3ox
    @KaizerSoze-ib3ox 5 місяців тому +1

    I am a little French man and for me Armstrong still one of the champion I have ever seen
    After Bernard hinault

  • @michaelvitiello9960
    @michaelvitiello9960 Рік тому +1

    The French countryside is so beautiful!!

  • @michaelvitiello9960
    @michaelvitiello9960 Рік тому +5

    Lance was doing some good acting on stage 16. Phil and Paul were saying Lance is showing signs of weakness. Lance knew damn good and well he was far enough in the lead that he could fall back and try not to look like he's doping. Lance could've won that stage if he really wanted to.

    • @pointbreak2811
      @pointbreak2811 9 місяців тому +2

      Actually it was real. Reason being was Pantani doing a ferocious pace and Armstrong couldn't keep up. It worried Lance so much that he forgot to refuel which led him to bonk. Pantani in the end was actually doing too hard of a pace that he ended up getting dropped.

    • @systemicchaos3921
      @systemicchaos3921 5 місяців тому

      Lance recently said Pog is being too greedy. That's because Lance had to distract and hide his doping.

  • @danfuerthgillis4483
    @danfuerthgillis4483 11 місяців тому +2

    8 hours race how did not anyone put one and one together, yes they were all doped and yes this was the most epic times of pro cycling where individuals filled with EPO to the gills dropped world level cyclists in the dust, epic times!!

  • @botondantal6573
    @botondantal6573 4 роки тому +7

    thanks for uploading!

  • @scuferia7373
    @scuferia7373 4 роки тому +4

    many thx for this!

  • @zeuslord2869
    @zeuslord2869 4 місяці тому

    AWESOME. They were ALL doped-up. Like Cyborgs. Love it.

    • @oscarlindvall1053
      @oscarlindvall1053 3 місяці тому +1

      Just some doped more than others, of course now they are all clean..

  • @Daisygirl05Jan23
    @Daisygirl05Jan23 Рік тому +2

    When he hooked up with Sheryl Crow, all of his fans knew it was over

  • @jamiehancock6296
    @jamiehancock6296 2 роки тому +1

    Classic Didi Senft @ 9:22…always entertaining

  • @747driver3
    @747driver3 7 місяців тому +1

    Gonna dope it up today, get a little exercise on the bike, bully my teammates, crap on the other riders and then deny it all. Love Strong baby.

  • @hakeemali9283
    @hakeemali9283 3 роки тому +24

    i dont give a fuck what anybody thinks, lance is a fucking hero.

    • @colinandrew89
      @colinandrew89 2 роки тому +5

      Agreed regardless enjoy watching the tactics

    • @netkongen
      @netkongen 2 роки тому

      He was a lousy loser.

    • @Maino88
      @Maino88 2 роки тому

      He's not. But he was an unbelievably talented cyclist. But he was a scumbag of a person back then. Even he admits that.

    • @stockob12
      @stockob12 Рік тому +2

      Read the secret race. He's literally a psychopath

    • @kaihartmann924
      @kaihartmann924 Місяць тому

      ​@@stockob12 fantastic book

  • @cm2485
    @cm2485 Рік тому +3

    Cycling is much more exciting when everyone is juiced out of there skulls !

  • @JohnLee-vj9lh
    @JohnLee-vj9lh 3 роки тому +2

    How good are these guys, why don’t they attack the yellow jersey on the final stage it’s a race ??

    • @muhammadfarhan581
      @muhammadfarhan581 2 роки тому +1

      Road cycling has a lot of unwritten rule. Never attack teammate, never attack yellow at final race, wait if your team leader crash etc etc. Imo i dont like it but im just nobody

    • @JohnLee-vj9lh
      @JohnLee-vj9lh 2 роки тому

      @@muhammadfarhan581 yeah it doesn’t seem fair if you 30 seconds behind the yellow jersey on the final stage you should be allowed to attack and have a go unless it’s your team mate wearing the yellow you can’t attack

    • @mikehawk6902
      @mikehawk6902 Рік тому

      @@JohnLee-vj9lh the final stage in paris hasn’t that much difficulty to creat some real time gaps, so even if you choose to attack you would not gain that much time.

    • @mikehawk6902
      @mikehawk6902 Рік тому

      @@muhammadfarhan581 while it is an unwritten rule not to attack on the tour d’honeur (the last stage of the tour de france) it is not an unwritten rule not to attack your teammates. it is more part of the job. the team is not just your team but your employer. they come to those tours with a clear plan and personell to achieve this plan. there are leaders with the task of winning general classement, there are the domestiques, who do everything they can to help their respective leaders to achieve it. then there are the riders who hunt single stages, sprinters and so on. everybody has a designated task in those teams. if the leader somehow seems weaker than on of his domestiques the roles can very well switch. jan ullrich startet 1997 as a domestique to reigning champion bjarne rijs. as ullrich had proven, he was the stronger rider an rijs didn’t hav what it takes that year, he gave ullrich the green light to go for the win, for ullrich was the better card to play for his team, who set up to win the thing. cycling is a total team sport.

  • @keirfarnum6811
    @keirfarnum6811 3 роки тому +11

    Gee. I hope that Lance Armstrong guy wins one of these.

  • @p.l.diablo9864
    @p.l.diablo9864 8 місяців тому +1

    Watching this is bittersweet, because it was one of the best times in my life since Luxembourg and then being in America during the 80s Lemond years and then being duped by Lance and all of cycling completely destroying trust in cycling. I miss these years, but no longer watch any cycling. And all sports as well. They're all garbage. The only 2 that are somewhat digestible are hockey and rugby.

  • @andywakeman9806
    @andywakeman9806 2 роки тому +3

    Geez these guys look like body builders compared to the riders of 2022. Weird?

    • @user-ho8vu9yb4e
      @user-ho8vu9yb4e 2 роки тому

      Jerseys weren’t as tight or form fitting

    • @rsk9228
      @rsk9228 Рік тому

      They didn't take steroids like body builders do, do your DD before you make a stupid comment 😂

    • @michaelFat2112
      @michaelFat2112 Рік тому

      Greg Lemond commented recently that he feels that pro tour riders are way thinner than during his era. He pointed out that being that thin runs the risk of catabolizing muscle tissue, which is obviously not good.

  • @cliffcox7643
    @cliffcox7643 Рік тому

    Armstrong is a big, broad shouldered guy compared to the others.

    • @scoobtube5746
      @scoobtube5746 Рік тому +2

      Came up as a swimmer and triathlete. Was pretty big and muscular for a cyclist before cancer. After cancer he was 10-15 lbs. lighter, but still had a muscular frame.

    • @cliffcox7643
      @cliffcox7643 Рік тому +1

      @@scoobtube5746 Ahh, I knew he did tri before.. He's like my dad, when you look at him, seems thin, but it's all lean and mean muscle and bone.

    • @galenkehler
      @galenkehler 9 місяців тому

      Don't need to be aero with a 600w FTP 😂

  • @roadracer1584
    @roadracer1584 4 роки тому +6

    I ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ dope!

  • @user-cx2bk6pm2f
    @user-cx2bk6pm2f Рік тому

    @1:03:44 its astonishing how many pro cyclst are so bad at taking corners at speed. Every pro motorbiker, however, are absolute masters in corners.

    • @BirdmanDeuce26
      @BirdmanDeuce26 11 місяців тому +1

      To be fair, the contact patch for cyclist tires is significantly smaller than that of motorbike tires, plus the centre of gravity is in a different place, especially with how light those frames are

    • @user-cx2bk6pm2f
      @user-cx2bk6pm2f 11 місяців тому

      @@BirdmanDeuce26 A cyclist does not practice bike handling on a motorcycle... the differences are irrelevant.

    • @BirdmanDeuce26
      @BirdmanDeuce26 11 місяців тому

      @@user-cx2bk6pm2f I...don't understand what you're getting at? The differences are quite relevant between bicycles and motorcycles. Yes, they both use the same general physics, but a motorcycle has the benefit of a motor giving consistent output with a lower centre of gravity + wide tire patch. This lets pro motorbikers take corners at angles that road bicycles simply can't without risking loss of traction. Hell, my heavier hybrid bike with fatter tires and a flat bar lets me corner at speed much easier than on my road bike simply because of the forces involved.
      On top of that, the riders are enormously physically exhausted; it only takes your body locking up/you losing your focus the *_one_* time for you to lose control on a corner you've successfully taken hundreds of times. It looks like that's what happened to Robert Heras (sp?) at the timestamp you linked. He was busy overtaking and didn't notice in time that he had entered the corner wrong.

  • @maryc2091
    @maryc2091 2 роки тому +4

    Damn, Lance should have taken his 7 Jersey's and all his million's back to Texas. And just watched tv for awhile. Things would have been so different for him.

    • @justinbergmans36
      @justinbergmans36 Рік тому

      The thing that is mind blowing, is a sports science expert wrote that Armstrong conceivably would have still won those Tours, without the drugs. He stated that Lance was so physically gifted and mentally superior, he didn’t need it. So sad.

    • @davd1986
      @davd1986 Рік тому

      Too bad he is a narcissist, arrogant and a bully. He was an asshole to too many people and karma hit back.

  • @jeffholder1156
    @jeffholder1156 Рік тому

    Rewatching these tours knowing Lance was a doped donkey - along with most others gives me a different perspective.

  • @daplaya20
    @daplaya20 2 роки тому +3

    I don't care about the people who complained about the doping back then... it was the most fascinating time of cycle with the greatest riders ever... today TDF is just boring

    • @dustind9242
      @dustind9242 2 роки тому +7

      You must not have watched this year's TDF.

    • @yung_habibi
      @yung_habibi Рік тому +1

      @@dustind9242 agreed, I think the modern era is just as exciting

    • @leonardofabbri7930
      @leonardofabbri7930 Рік тому

      ​@@yung_habibithey more juiced than ever, not a case VAM values and average speeds are coming back to some values and that's not just a matter of evolution for training sessions or bikes.
      No way we have now this gen full of these paranormal young phenomena, able to be competitive in all conditions rectius even multiple disciplines, when we have been told for thirty years and more that cycling lived on the crucial difference between even minimal specific different traits the various riders, more or less ready to the one point percentage of gradient you have or not on a specific point of a specific stage, could have at own disposal.

  • @davidlard8490
    @davidlard8490 8 місяців тому

    This was a great presentation of the tour by you tube. To all of you "doping experts" you have no idea what it takes to do what these cyclists do, so just SHUT UP !

  • @autdelux
    @autdelux Рік тому

    its so divious when the commentators cry about "he has to fix his preperation" we all know what they mean by that ^^ come on jan ullrich just cant swallow juice as good as lance can if you get 2nd after a human mutant

  • @roadracer1584
    @roadracer1584 3 роки тому +4

    Le Tour de Dope! May the best doper win the bike race!

  • @brendanmcdonnell7483
    @brendanmcdonnell7483 2 роки тому

    Lance can't climb yet win le tour de france, I wonder how?

    • @robertpalmer3166
      @robertpalmer3166 2 роки тому +2

      Everybody on the planet knows how. Get over it.

  • @giulioproietti5588
    @giulioproietti5588 2 роки тому

    Pantani gareggiava con gente che barava

    • @fil...
      @fil... 2 роки тому

      @Steve Morley we'll never know

  • @manuelpaez2736
    @manuelpaez2736 3 роки тому +1

    Lance armstrong made in harley davinson 🤬🤬😃😃👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸made in usa

    • @keirfarnum6811
      @keirfarnum6811 3 роки тому

      No entiendo.

    • @antonio-wv4vn
      @antonio-wv4vn Рік тому +1

      ​@@keirfarnum6811quiere decir que iba como una moto. ¿Por qué será?🤔