@@samsonermias6303 off course I am black as well and I am proud. I think it’s scientific fact that color of any person skin have nothing to do of the person character. All this black, diversity, race, etc bullshit relates to the dark history of America and their slavery and to some degree of colonialism. He is African and Eritrean and it should be left as that. Like Indian, Chinese, French, Brazilian etc. When Pele won the World Cup did they address him as Brazilian or a black. Samson, it’s a slippery slope, this looking everything via color does more damage to the confidence and self esteem of the black children that it does good to their self confidence. It will never solve the real problem and only way to achieve good is through sheer determination and hard work.
Congratulations from Italy! I'm not surprised to Girmay and Eritrean cyclists. He won a world silver medal U23 last year and there are Eritrean professional cyclists in Europe. Let's go!
Eritreans are making history. Biniam won this classic and before two hours on the same day, former Biniams team mate Henok Mlue brhan who is also Eritrean, became African Champion in Egypt. There are a lot of unrecognized Cyclist in Eritea. Go and discover it...
Cycling in Eritrea is like football in Brazil. It is famous and historical sport. There was an Eritrean cyclist who compute overseas in 1964. Though we have lots of young cycling athletes and more arising, but since cycling is expensive, they need support and sponsorship from companies. Who ever is capable of sponsoring please do it. Eritreans have i can do mentality and they are capable to be stars. Go Go 🇪🇷
Great idea 👌❤💯we have rich history about cycling it will be interesting we have a lot of chamiopins & history on cycling . Cycling become part of our culture & it is part of transportation for almost every one women & men too.
to me, cycling is about perseverance and overcoming hardship. I cant begin to imagine what hardships an african cyclist must endure to succeed (as I am reminded of reading of the fate of Desiet Kidane, also of Eritrea reciently as well). That they still manage to come through and win- is an inspiration that gives me hope for all of humanity.
U said true brother.. Rest in peace dessiet.. I wish u were alive to c Your brother an sister's success in the top world classic.. But God have his own reason. Rip sister
What a great analysis 👏 we eritreans thank u for taking a time telling our story though binyam, currently I live in London and I'm a huge fun of mark cavendish.
You would have never to Google if we have been allowed to live like all the other countries freely, we are a proud country who won our independence against a country that was getting support by the Soviet and the Americans at the same time, but again found our selves in border conflict against a country that have a support of the west only for the idea that we said we don't need your food aid we will build our country by our nails, the thing is that it's bad example to Africa in the eyes of the west, but we are humans not everything is perfect
Agreed Girmay is massive talent for sure peloton is lucky hes sticking with his plans to go home he would be a favorite only behind a couple obvious names for flanders and roubaix and he looks so fresh , Teklehaimanot was good too very different rode tour and had polka dot jersey for bit and won a giro stage I believe he was also from Eritrea MTN quebecka team I believe. Watched tour of Rwanda and some of these other races the road surfaces are tough and cobbles on some , different style to belgian, but I can see why hes at home on cobbles incredible hes never reconned these roads thats pretty incredible he just has amazing form at moment, hes already said how much he loves the roads and fans in belgium so I'd bet flanders will be a goal next year and hopefully roubaix. Silver medal at worlds first in G2 and now Ghent at 21 im sure they are drooling over idea of him winning a worlds think of how many new fans would be tuning in to watch. Kudos!!
He has race in Rwanda but most of his racing comes from Eritrea, where he started at age 12 or 13. Eritrea is where all those guts are being trained and there is many good things happening for them to become good riders. Ryder the guy from MTN Quebka said, Eritreans will be the new Colombians 10 or 20 years from now (after Daniel was at the tour). He said three things, why; 1) physiology of Eritreans build point perfectly for cycling. 2) Eritrea weather with high altitude (Asmara of 2500 meters above sea level (Colombia / Bogota 2600) 3) Thanks to Italians, the cycling culture and the federation. It’s well organized and runs almost every weekend. For example, there is another rider who was Biniam rival growing up named Henok Mulubrhan with Bike Aid, just won the African cycling championship in Egypt this past Sunday. He may not be as good punch as Biniam but very promising rider. Others like Natnael Tesfatsion, Merhawi Kudus, Amanuel Gheberewziabiher and few others are with European team.
@@ibthecat6279 yeah my bad I figured I botched something there sucks to get old I wasn't 100% on team either but I could see jersey and cervelos they rode : ). I think he got climbers jersey for day or two in giro, but I had some memory of him winning from break, which happens plenty in giro, so who knows what I'm thinking 🤔 of not accurately clearly. He had some sustained success though 4-5 year period in Europe and Africa with nationals. Him riding in tour was big deal at time going for polka dot.🤙🚴
@@TT-rk4uy very cool it usually takes a couple faces to show potential like Colombia in 80s lucho Herrera and Fabio parra had different styles both great climbers though. Daniel had that build lean and chased those climbers points I remember that clearly : ) biniam has a lot of fast twitch muscle to sprint the way he does really powerfully built and extremely smooth on the bike. His posture is really relaxed and impressive quite a talent. Hopefully as he develops others do as well and join him in Europe to gain points so he has as strong a team as possible come world's mentioned in video 👍✨ he can certainly finish strong after a brutal race 💪✌️ congrats ☺️ great race it was exciting too that sprint from 250 was awesome as a cycling fan. Also in context you mentioned as with Colombia and high altitude climbers produced hopefully it is a generation of talent will only make sport more exciting and give more exposure 👏
And I've the First cyclist from Vietnam wins a Cycling match in Belgium. Do you call him then also; "This Yellow guy made History. A true moment of change" Yes, it's good that a African cyclist won. Because we can all relate that the Environment he grew up was propably not the most ideal to become a prof. Cyclist. So good for him, good for Africa, good for the World. But please stop focus on The colour of People's skin. And then maybe, I've all the people in the World Will do that, we can Experience "true change"
@@ivodepivo21 What the hell are you on about. Nobody is focusing on his skin. I couldn't give a shit if he was pink with green spots. Its the Irish commentator who turned this into a racist thing. Black government s are responsible for the destruction of their own people.
Well done Bini, everyone have to know that it’s a long way to win this race. Eritrean cyclist is working hard every single day to improve their skill and performance. It’s going over 80 years cycling in Eritrea 🇪🇷, I will say this is the time for Eritrea to harvest from long way experience. Eritrea 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷
Girmay was 5th on the final mountain stage of the Tour de l'Avenir when he was a first year u23 rider, the guy can climb. Kudus was also a great prospect in the u23 ranks and so was the Ethipian Hailemichael. He won the KoM jersey and finished 5th on the gc in the 2019 Giro della Valle d'Aosta, perhaps the hardest Italian u23 race (nothing but mountain stages). He also won the Bassano - Monte Grappa, a hard one day race that finished on a big climb the same year, ahead of the Italian Battistella, who won th u23 WC a few months later. He also rode for Delko with Girmay, but now only a small CT team has picked him up. He's one of those guys I'd love to see on a team like Androni or a Spanish PCT team.
Not sure you needed all the digs at Froome. The Israel contract is baffling if he is on 5 million for another year of bringing up the rear but then that team isn't strictly about results. The thing you didn't touch on regarding Biniam are the great personality and looks he possesses. There is a twinkle in that lad's eye and he comes across as a calm, level headed all round nice kid. A lot of riders wouldn't have had the belief to commit to the sprint and hold out to the line.
A lot of credit to the coach for his hard work building this team and and recognizing the talent of bini the man! Congrats all! I have seen some negative comments of some folks pretending to be Eritreans hiding behind screen. This is sport! Game of love and togetherness. If you got problem with the country Eritrea, we got a problem with you too. Just dont be disgrace of Africa .. you and I know who you are , you have caused so much damages...it is time to stop and ask yourself...Eritreans are love for those who come with flowers and dont expect the same for those who come with swords....keytezarubna...
In Eritrea 🇪🇷 cycling is a culture. I was going to school 20 km going and back, 40 km every day .we used to compete with my friends. I can assure you if anyone invest in cycling in Eritrea 🇪🇷 success is guaranteed.
Don’t know why you have to have a go at Froome & wiggins in celebrating the girmay story. Never let the truth get in the way of a contrived narrative I suppose.
Mate … I love how he told the truth about why not black ppl weren’t in race some even racists he said ) which is right but too late we pushed in and I love how he said ( well he’s arrived ) 😂 yes bini is arrived .. not only him the door is open for the other Eritrean 🇪🇷 cyclists 🚴♀️ now .. viva bini will support you all the way .. thanks I love the way u present the whole truth mate .
Saw some commentary after Girmay won Ghent. Very intriguing stuff about how diversifying cycling and yanking it out of the European realm would only improve it. Ethiopians and Eritreans are known for their long distance prowess at high altitudes, which makes them especially suited to time trial type cycling. Now imagine if the Jamaicans took up cycling in large numbers? Chances are you'd have world class track cyclists (sprinters) or even distance riders.
4 years I have been under the impression that if you took some of these Kenyan long-distance marathon runners and winners they could excel in professional cycling if trained right
Not too sure about that. The main advantage they have over other people in running is relative limb length. Cycling is almost purely about physiology, long distance runners are not usually extreme outliers in physiology in the way cyclists are. Of course I’m sure there are some people from anywhere in the world who would excel in cycling.
Natnael Berhane is not retired, he’s still playing. Also Biniam never signed for UCI. His team bought him from his Eritrean club. You need to do more research mate
His skin color matters because representation matters. Let's face it, there aren't many other cyclist in the peloton or cycling in general that don't look like the majority of us. Diversity whether it be racial, economic or geographical is better for all mankind. Furthermore, the focus of the video is on Africa as the title states. Again another example of lack of representation and often positioned as a poor continent but if you visit it, it's quite the opposite. Rich in beauty and resources but often overlooked by the mainstream.
Representation is important but it has to come with sheer hard work and determination. Biniam achieved what he achieved not because of his color of his skin but because of his hard work, his power and his gift. Tiger Woods won the master many times, did that creat more black golfers ? Serena Williams dominated women tennis for 20 years, do you see many young black girls in tennis? So as an Eritrean, this color or black, diversity etc is pure stupid and useless. Hard work and determination is what matters. There will be many, many Eritrean riders who will come and follow the footsteps of Biniam. May be there will be Some from Rwanda or South Africa but I doubt you will see more in the future. It’s really simple, Eritrea cycling federation is very well organized and it hold race, I am talking about race blocking street happens at least 30 plus times a year, with Kms ranging from 120 to 200. This was happening since 1930s for almost 100 years… it’s a matter of time.
Yes and no. There's a huge spend on cycling in Asia, Japan is massive is cycling racing from MTB to track to road. How many pro Japanese are there though? Are they cutting it enough to compete at the world elite levels? Are they happy to focus on the safe jobs as Japan is a fairly conservative society regarding life goals and work. Professional cycling is tough we all no this and you only see the best of the best irrespective of race
@Red Lobster Skull Those people who advocate “Diversity, Representation, etc” are making a carrier for themselves in the name of “helping others”. They do absolutely “nothing” to actually help those in need of help. It’s educating “the white people”, it “conference, seminars, study paper” etc BS for them to make money “consultation” and complain year in and year out highlighting only “numbers”. In the process they are creating resentment with the “white people” the most majority who have nothing to do with racism or “white privilege” who like everyone else, they are struggling to make ends-meet to support their family, where the black people have to live with, to send their kids to school, the people to work with abs the people to interact and make a living. In the name “diversity” they wanted to create a wall to separate the people and make “black people constantly angry” towards the white people. It’s hurting the “black people more”, as it’s inflicting “mental damage in their confidence”.
It would've been agreeable if you had said "opportunity matters." But representation only matters so long as the role is played and contribution is made. This is sport, so the fittest and most talented wins as alwaysSHOULD . It is not as black & white as you try to portray it. Furthermore, I am confident that Biniam didn't see it that way, because such 'skin color' based dichotomy are not present in the Eritrean psyche. So please don't bring that 'race card' up here. Just be happy that someone who worked hard and deserved to win DID win.
For fuck sakes. Africa isn't a country. Not all Africans are black. Froome did a lot for Kenya, Africa, the UK, his team etc. Just because someone is black, it doesn't then make them the sole representative of a continent.
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It was only after finishing this clip I was surprised it was from March after winning Gent-Wevelgem. To beat Van der Poel like that was so amazing. Seems even Van der Poel was amazed. UCI has helped many African riders, but seems pro teams are reluctant. Lets see if it changes. Also the national cycclilng bodies in countries like Tanzania and Kenya are not only weak but hinder cyclists for their own benefit.
Love cycling but as black British woman l ride alone 😔 its expensive to get good bike plus there not much invest in women cycling in uk especially if your black.cant ever get helmet over afro hair ,.its worse in africa .bikes are expensive, poor roads there and lack of money sponsorship
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Please change the title and call it African or Eritrean rider. Color has nothing to do with it.
@@TT-rk4uy There race baitors working for the new world order. Create racism if none exists.
@@TT-rk4uy why not he is black and proud. I’m Eritrean too and we are black so I don’t see the problem in calling Biniam a black Eritrean cycling hero
@@samsonermias6303 off course I am black as well and I am proud. I think it’s scientific fact that color of any person skin have nothing to do of the person character. All this black, diversity, race, etc bullshit relates to the dark history of America and their slavery and to some degree of colonialism.
He is African and Eritrean and it should be left as that. Like Indian, Chinese, French, Brazilian etc.
When Pele won the World Cup did they address him as Brazilian or a black.
Samson, it’s a slippery slope, this looking everything via color does more damage to the confidence and self esteem of the black children that it does good to their self confidence.
It will never solve the real problem and only way to achieve good is through sheer determination and hard work.
@@TT-rk4uy I think it's a dig at Froome
Congratulations from Italy! I'm not surprised to Girmay and Eritrean cyclists. He won a world silver medal U23 last year and there are Eritrean professional cyclists in Europe. Let's go!
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❤🙏grasse fratelo
Grasse!! ✌️🇪🇷
Thanks alot Dear Alessamdro 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🙏🙏👋👋👌👌
Thank you so
Eritreans are making history. Biniam won this classic and before two hours on the same day, former Biniams team mate Henok Mlue brhan who is also Eritrean, became African Champion in Egypt. There are a lot of unrecognized Cyclist in Eritea. Go and discover it...
Well said
@@almazhabteslassie4655 Thanks dear
Just curious, but how exactly are they "making history?" They didn't do what any number of people from all countries do every day.
@@fredpearson5204 let's say the first blak to win stage in giro d'Itala 🤫🤫🤫
@@wediasmera1263, historical for blacks, maybe, but for everyone else, there have been several hundreds of stage winners at the Giro.
Thanks for the coverage on Biniam Girmay. The Caribbean is watching!
Cycling in Eritrea is like football in Brazil. It is famous and historical sport. There was an Eritrean cyclist who compute overseas in 1964. Though we have lots of young cycling athletes and more arising, but since cycling is expensive, they need support and sponsorship from companies. Who ever is capable of sponsoring please do it. Eritreans have i can do mentality and they are capable to be stars. Go Go 🇪🇷
I would love for this channel to do a story on the culture of cycling in Eritrea 🇪🇷.
Great idea 👌❤💯we have rich history about cycling it will be interesting we have a lot of chamiopins & history on cycling . Cycling become part of our culture & it is part of transportation for almost every one women & men too.
As we're Eritrean bini makes us proud 🇪🇷👑
Come on you know better than to call yourself Eritrean. This ain't even a word. Let the world know the real name. My Habesha bruda.
Knock knock knock, it’s Biniam and Black people all around the world ready to join the party
I am proud of Binam Girmay and congura Eritrean my pepel and All Africans ❤❤🇪🇷💪
Fantastic cycling story, a new cycling continent on the scene is exactly what the sport needs.
Eritrea is the strongest Cycling nation in Africa 💪
we proud of you brother Bini, May The Lord Jesus bless you my Country Eritrea!!! መሬትክን ህዝብኽን ብነገር ኩሉ ይባረኽ።
Amen
Amen 🙏🙏🙏
to me, cycling is about perseverance and overcoming hardship. I cant begin to imagine what hardships an african cyclist must endure to succeed (as I am reminded of reading of the fate of Desiet Kidane, also of Eritrea reciently as well). That they still manage to come through and win- is an inspiration that gives me hope for all of humanity.
Thanks alot Dear Laszio Z🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🙏🙏👋👋👌👌
Lazio much 🙏
U said true brother.. Rest in peace dessiet.. I wish u were alive to c Your brother an sister's success in the top world classic.. But God have his own reason. Rip sister
RIP Deset😭
Bright and beautifully honest. Biting wit to spare. Storytelling par excellence. More please!
proud of you, Eritrea.
-from Ethiopia
Much love to ma country❤🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
Proud of Africans biniam grmay🤝👏👏❤🇪🇷
Best cycling channel keep it up and thanks to sharing our great histry🤝❤🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
Bini you are so bright. We proud of you. God bless and protect you ❤ 🇪🇷 brother 🤲🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
What a great analysis 👏 we eritreans thank u for taking a time telling our story though binyam, currently I live in London and I'm a huge fun of mark cavendish.
No such thing as Eritrean you mean HABESHA
🇪🇷Eritrean pride🇪🇷
I had to google "Eritrea" to see where the heck that is.
It a beautiful country with about 6 million population. Very humble and down earth nation 🇪🇷🕌⛪🙏🇪🇷💕
You would have never to Google if we have been allowed to live like all the other countries freely, we are a proud country who won our independence against a country that was getting support by the Soviet and the Americans at the same time, but again found our selves in border conflict against a country that have a support of the west only for the idea that we said we don't need your food aid we will build our country by our nails, the thing is that it's bad example to Africa in the eyes of the west, but we are humans not everything is perfect
@@eritreanvibes9176 I can't add a word to this beautifully written statement(fact) explanation.
I'm proud 👏 you bini thanks 😊 🙏 ❤
Awesome great win. And good for cycling and African cyclists. 🥰🥰🥰
He impressed me at the U23 World's. LaPorte lost Ghent with bad positioning. Not to take anything away from Girmay.
Laport was just beaten ,not about position. he was just at the front at the final 300m
I am proud to be Eritrean. Cycling in Eritrea 🇪🇷 is as a culture 👌. Thanks for the reports of our country.
As usual I'm always proud and happy to be ERITREAN.
Eritrean? You sound like them. You mean you proud to be HABESHA
@@iskindersam7834 ድሮ ቀረ እሱ።
ሀበሻ = Abisinya ምድሪ ባሕሪ= Eritrea የተለያዩ ጎረቤት አገሮች ናቸው እኛ ቅኝ ግዛት ስንዋጋ እናንተ መሳሪያ ተቀብላቹ ከሰላቶ ካዳችሁን እንደጎሮቤት እንኳን አላከበራችሁንም።
ሚኒሊክ በ300 ጠበንጃና መድፍ ሽጉጥና ገንዘብ አሳልፎ ሰጠን።
ስንቅ አልቆበት ነው ብላቹ ትዋሻላቹ ለሁለት ቀን የአድዋ ጦርነት😂😂😂
ሀይለስላሴ ሀበሻው ሀገሩን ከድቶ የሸሸ ፈሳም አሳፍሯቹ በኛ ጀግኖች ኮራችሁ
በእነ ሞገስ አስገዶም አብርሃ ደቦጭ ዘርኣይ ድረስ ታሪክ ሲሰሩ ሀበሻ ናቸው አላቹ አሁንም ኤርትራ የመጀመሪያ የአፍሪካ አህጉር ታሪክ ሲሰሩ ሀበሻ ልትሉ ትመኛላቹ እኛ ቅኝ ግዛት ስንገዛ እናንተ አልተገዛንም ትላላቹ ጅቡቲን ባሕሯን ጨምሮ የሸጠው ሚኒሊክን መውቀስ ትታችሁ ኤርትራ የኛ ናት ትላላቹ አታፍሩም😂😂😂
ደርግ ለ17 አመት በሚግ 21-23 በናፓል የኤርትራን ሕዝብ ሲጨፈጭፍ የት ነበራቹ?
እዛው በጸበልህ ።
ኤርትራና ቀይ ባሕር የዘጠኙ የኤርትራ ጀግኖች ብሔሮቿ ናት እርምህን አውጣ።
This win was so huge even Gianni Mascon had to congratulate him personally.
Thanks alot Dear 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🙏🙏👋👋👌👌
@Red Lobster Skull I am quite sure a sewage like him wouldn’t mine.
@Red Lobster Skull Yeah, that the type of place Moscum belongs.
Bini The Greatest our Eritrean 🇪🇷❤️⭐️ Hero ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Best cycling channel in youtube
We proud of you Beni🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
Fantastic report ,well done ✔️ 👏 👌 Will keep an eye out for him and wishing him success
Agreed Girmay is massive talent for sure peloton is lucky hes sticking with his plans to go home he would be a favorite only behind a couple obvious names for flanders and roubaix and he looks so fresh , Teklehaimanot was good too very different rode tour and had polka dot jersey for bit and won a giro stage I believe he was also from Eritrea MTN quebecka team I believe. Watched tour of Rwanda and some of these other races the road surfaces are tough and cobbles on some , different style to belgian, but I can see why hes at home on cobbles incredible hes never reconned these roads thats pretty incredible he just has amazing form at moment, hes already said how much he loves the roads and fans in belgium so I'd bet flanders will be a goal next year and hopefully roubaix. Silver medal at worlds first in G2 and now Ghent at 21 im sure they are drooling over idea of him winning a worlds think of how many new fans would be tuning in to watch. Kudos!!
He has race in Rwanda but most of his racing comes from Eritrea, where he started at age 12 or 13. Eritrea is where all those guts are being trained and there is many good things happening for them to become good riders. Ryder the guy from MTN Quebka said, Eritreans will be the new Colombians 10 or 20 years from now (after Daniel was at the tour). He said three things, why;
1) physiology of Eritreans build point perfectly for cycling.
2) Eritrea weather with high altitude (Asmara of 2500 meters above sea level (Colombia / Bogota 2600)
3) Thanks to Italians, the cycling culture and the federation. It’s well organized and runs almost every weekend.
For example, there is another rider who was Biniam rival growing up named Henok Mulubrhan with Bike Aid, just won the African cycling championship in Egypt this past Sunday. He may not be as good punch as Biniam but very promising rider. Others like Natnael Tesfatsion, Merhawi Kudus, Amanuel Gheberewziabiher and few others are with European team.
@@TT-rk4uy Importing cycling culture was pretty much the only good thing that we did to them...
He didn't win a giro stage
@@ibthecat6279 yeah my bad I figured I botched something there sucks to get old I wasn't 100% on team either but I could see jersey and cervelos they rode : ). I think he got climbers jersey for day or two in giro, but I had some memory of him winning from break, which happens plenty in giro, so who knows what I'm thinking 🤔 of not accurately clearly. He had some sustained success though 4-5 year period in Europe and Africa with nationals. Him riding in tour was big deal at time going for polka dot.🤙🚴
@@TT-rk4uy very cool it usually takes a couple faces to show potential like Colombia in 80s lucho Herrera and Fabio parra had different styles both great climbers though. Daniel had that build lean and chased those climbers points I remember that clearly : )
biniam has a lot of fast twitch muscle to sprint the way he does really powerfully built and extremely smooth on the bike. His posture is really relaxed and impressive quite a talent. Hopefully as he develops others do as well and join him in Europe to gain points so he has as strong a team as possible come world's mentioned in video 👍✨ he can certainly finish strong after a brutal race 💪✌️ congrats ☺️ great race it was exciting too that sprint from 250 was awesome as a cycling fan. Also in context you mentioned as with Colombia and high altitude climbers produced hopefully it is a generation of talent will only make sport more exciting and give more exposure 👏
Thanks more for sharing Eritrean and Africans history, Congratulations 👏 👍 🙌Bini I'm so happy for your successful 😀
Best cycling channel ever.
Hope he can keep it up! Amazing story and so much potential
We are very proud of you Bini Niqidmit tirah wish you all the best wedi Erey 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷❤️❤️❤️
This video is so truthful and amazing. Thank you
BINI IS THE GREAT🌿💙🇪🇷🌿💙🇪🇷👍👍👍
Well done 👍🚲🌎♥️🇪🇷
Congratulation Eritreans, we are proud of you, keep it on 🎉🏆💯✔️💪
Congratulations BINIAM Girmay 🌴 🎉 ⭐ ERITREA 🇪🇷 ⭐AFRICA💙 🌍💙🌻👏
Thanks sir for ur prasentions
Bini wel done❤🇪🇷❤
This Black guy made history. A true moment of change.
He didn't make anything.
And I've the First cyclist from Vietnam wins a Cycling match in Belgium.
Do you call him then also; "This Yellow guy made History. A true moment of change"
Yes, it's good that a African cyclist won. Because we can all relate that the Environment he grew up was propably not the most ideal to become a prof. Cyclist.
So good for him, good for Africa, good for the World.
But please stop focus on The colour of People's skin.
And then maybe, I've all the people in the World Will do that, we can Experience "true change"
@@ivodepivo21 What the hell are you on about. Nobody is focusing on his skin. I couldn't give a shit if he was pink with green spots. Its the Irish commentator who turned this into a racist thing. Black government s are responsible for the destruction of their own people.
We proud to be Eritrean 🇪🇷
No, we proud to be HABESHA.
Well done Bini, everyone have to know that it’s a long way to win this race. Eritrean cyclist is working hard every single day to improve their skill and performance. It’s going over 80 years cycling in Eritrea 🇪🇷, I will say this is the time for Eritrea to harvest from long way experience. Eritrea 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷
Girmay was 5th on the final mountain stage of the Tour de l'Avenir when he was a first year u23 rider, the guy can climb.
Kudus was also a great prospect in the u23 ranks and so was the Ethipian Hailemichael. He won the KoM jersey and finished 5th on the gc in the 2019 Giro della Valle d'Aosta, perhaps the hardest Italian u23 race (nothing but mountain stages). He also won the Bassano - Monte Grappa, a hard one day race that finished on a big climb the same year, ahead of the Italian Battistella, who won th u23 WC a few months later. He also rode for Delko with Girmay, but now only a small CT team has picked him up. He's one of those guys I'd love to see on a team like Androni or a Spanish PCT team.
Not sure you needed all the digs at Froome. The Israel contract is baffling if he is on 5 million for another year of bringing up the rear but then that team isn't strictly about results. The thing you didn't touch on regarding Biniam are the great personality and looks he possesses. There is a twinkle in that lad's eye and he comes across as a calm, level headed all round nice kid. A lot of riders wouldn't have had the belief to commit to the sprint and hold out to the line.
I am not surprised that amanuel 2 won jiro di Italia because in Eritrea we have a lot of strong bicycle riders.
Viva Binyam from the camels 🐫 Eritrea 🇪🇷 ♥️
Amazing performance, Thanks, We lov u bini!🥰🇪🇷🚵♂️
A lot of credit to the coach for his hard work building this team and and recognizing the talent of bini the man! Congrats all! I have seen some negative comments of some folks pretending to be Eritreans hiding behind screen. This is sport! Game of love and togetherness. If you got problem with the country Eritrea, we got a problem with you too. Just dont be disgrace of Africa .. you and I know who you are , you have caused so much damages...it is time to stop and ask yourself...Eritreans are love for those who come with flowers and dont expect the same for those who come with swords....keytezarubna...
🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷 yes Eritrea 💯💯💯✅ጀጋኑ ወሊድኪ ዕድመን ጥዕና ንደቅኪ💞 ዓይኒ ኣባይኩም ይደፈን 🏆🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟💪🏽
Cycling in Eritrea is a Culture. In Africa, ERITREA has been on top for several years. Now it's time to show the World. 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
well done what an amazing story telling.
In Eritrea 🇪🇷 cycling is a culture. I was going to school 20 km going and back, 40 km every day .we used to compete with my friends.
I can assure you if anyone invest in cycling in Eritrea 🇪🇷 success is guaranteed.
congratulation biniam all Eritreans proud of you keep it up brother 🇪🇷❤🇪🇷❤🇪🇷❤🇪🇷
Don’t know why you have to have a go at Froome & wiggins in celebrating the girmay story. Never let the truth get in the way of a contrived narrative I suppose.
My thoughts exactly
The moment you let the words against dopers stop, is the moment that you are supporting them.
Yeh i dont like this channel tbh. Slandering riders constantly.
All Glory be to Almighty God Yesus Christos. Congratulations biniam.
Bini we proud 👏 of you because you are Eritrea 🇪🇷 Jesus Christ bless you 🙏 all cyclists 🚴♀️ of Eritrea 🇪🇷 God hlpes in all your ways 💖
We are proud of you Bini congratulations
Good Luck 🤞🏻@Girmay Make the Africa Proud 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I hope he will be the rising star of Africa
Wawww what a wonderful day congratulations Biniam Grmay we are so happy for you and for our country 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
Way to go buddy!
Thanks more congratulation Bini and Érythrée 🇪🇷🇪🇷
Mate … I love how he told the truth about why not black ppl weren’t in race some even racists he said ) which is right but too late we pushed in and I love how he said ( well he’s arrived ) 😂 yes bini is arrived .. not only him the door is open for the other Eritrean 🇪🇷 cyclists 🚴♀️ now .. viva bini will support you all the way .. thanks I love the way u present the whole truth mate .
Saw some commentary after Girmay won Ghent. Very intriguing stuff about how diversifying cycling and yanking it out of the European realm would only improve it. Ethiopians and Eritreans are known for their long distance prowess at high altitudes, which makes them especially suited to time trial type cycling. Now imagine if the Jamaicans took up cycling in large numbers? Chances are you'd have world class track cyclists (sprinters) or even distance riders.
4 years I have been under the impression that if you took some of these Kenyan long-distance marathon runners and winners they could excel in professional cycling if trained right
Not too sure about that. The main advantage they have over other people in running is relative limb length. Cycling is almost purely about physiology, long distance runners are not usually extreme outliers in physiology in the way cyclists are. Of course I’m sure there are some people from anywhere in the world who would excel in cycling.
He is resliant Eritrea & the whole africa is proud if you Bjnyam🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🍾🍾🍾🍾
Eritrea 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷❤️❤️❤️
0:23 chris froom got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣 how he rode strait to that man 🤣🤣🤣
Think that was slightly unfair against Froome.
Bini goblel nay alemna 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
Brazil 🇧🇷 for football & Eritrea 🇪🇷 for cycling 🚴♀️
Biniam Ghirmay what a sprinter, makes history made his countrymen to be proud of him…amazing cyclist.
To be honest, he didn't do anything for Africa any more than Froome did. He's a bike rider, not a world changer.
Wow thanks brothers for attention to the Cycling of in Eritrean and congratulations Bini
Eritreans in cycling are like Kenyan in running vivia 🇪🇷🏁 wish you more success young fella ❤️💙
ቢኒ ጎይታ ምሳኻ ይኹን ኤድምን ትዐናን ♥️🇪🇷♥️
Good job biny we’d Eri. Viva Eritrea 🇪🇷
Thank you
Congratulations Eritrea ❤❤
thank you so much❤❤
Thanks 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🌴🌴🌴💝🇪🇷
Cykling race is our tradtion in Eritrea 🇪🇷 discover Eritrea to find many Biniam or more than him.
I like this channel
Natnael Berhane is not retired, he’s still playing. Also Biniam never signed for UCI. His team bought him from his Eritrean club. You need to do more research mate
In the video you could watch Girmay with the UCI jersey
Berhane is retired in PCS webpage
Best african cyclist ever
He was allowed to win.
@@taichihead42I understand you just confused, about 4 days ago Wout van Aert allowed to win at E3 Saxo Bank Classic.
Africa From Eritrea 🦁🇪🇷
Thank you for sharing his story!
His skin color matters because representation matters. Let's face it, there aren't many other cyclist in the peloton or cycling in general that don't look like the majority of us. Diversity whether it be racial, economic or geographical is better for all mankind. Furthermore, the focus of the video is on Africa as the title states. Again another example of lack of representation and often positioned as a poor continent but if you visit it, it's quite the opposite. Rich in beauty and resources but often overlooked by the mainstream.
Representation is important but it has to come with sheer hard work and determination. Biniam achieved what he achieved not because of his color of his skin but because of his hard work, his power and his gift. Tiger Woods won the master many times, did that creat more black golfers ? Serena Williams dominated women tennis for 20 years, do you see many young black girls in tennis?
So as an Eritrean, this color or black, diversity etc is pure stupid and useless. Hard work and determination is what matters.
There will be many, many Eritrean riders who will come and follow the footsteps of Biniam. May be there will be Some from Rwanda or South Africa but I doubt you will see more in the future.
It’s really simple, Eritrea cycling federation is very well organized and it hold race, I am talking about race blocking street happens at least 30 plus times a year, with Kms ranging from 120 to 200.
This was happening since 1930s for almost 100 years… it’s a matter of time.
@@TT-rk4uy Exactly. As a result, he has put his continent and country on the map. Now we will see what the future holds.
Yes and no. There's a huge spend on cycling in Asia, Japan is massive is cycling racing from MTB to track to road. How many pro Japanese are there though? Are they cutting it enough to compete at the world elite levels? Are they happy to focus on the safe jobs as Japan is a fairly conservative society regarding life goals and work.
Professional cycling is tough we all no this and you only see the best of the best irrespective of race
@Red Lobster Skull Those people who advocate “Diversity, Representation, etc” are making a carrier for themselves in the name of “helping others”. They do absolutely “nothing” to actually help those in need of help. It’s educating “the white people”, it “conference, seminars, study paper” etc BS for them to make money “consultation” and complain year in and year out highlighting only “numbers”.
In the process they are creating resentment with the “white people” the most majority who have nothing to do with racism or “white privilege” who like everyone else, they are struggling to make ends-meet to support their family, where the black people have to live with, to send their kids to school, the people to work with abs the people to interact and make a living.
In the name “diversity” they wanted to create a wall to separate the people and make “black people constantly angry” towards the white people. It’s hurting the “black people more”, as it’s inflicting “mental damage in their confidence”.
It would've been agreeable if you had said "opportunity matters." But representation only matters so long as the role is played and contribution is made. This is sport, so the fittest and most talented wins as alwaysSHOULD . It is not as black & white as you try to portray it. Furthermore, I am confident that Biniam didn't see it that way, because such 'skin color' based dichotomy are not present in the Eritrean psyche. So please don't bring that 'race card' up here. Just be happy that someone who worked hard and deserved to win DID win.
Great analysis and I love the acescent
Congratulations for Eritrean 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷💪💪💪Red Sea camels 🐪🐪🐪 Bravo Bini.
Chris froome will have a bigger legacy the guys a super star cyclist
i am so happy and am so proud to be Eritrean tax to bini we are greatfull to have you.
For fuck sakes. Africa isn't a country. Not all Africans are black. Froome did a lot for Kenya, Africa, the UK, his team etc. Just because someone is black, it doesn't then make them the sole representative of a continent.
Bini king of Africa 🇪🇷💪🏾
Absolutely Spectacular!
My Neighbor roomed with Paul Sherwin as Amateurs in France, the Euro Inclusion was On from then, thank you Dave Mayer Oakes from West Texas & beyond O/O°
Bravoooooooooo Bini ❤️🇪🇷❤️🌟💪🏾💐🥂🍾
Bini 🇪🇷🇪🇷 Bini 🇪🇷🇪🇷 Bravo Bini🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷
It was only after finishing this clip I was surprised it was from March after winning Gent-Wevelgem. To beat Van der Poel like that was so amazing. Seems even Van der Poel was amazed. UCI has helped many African riders, but seems pro teams are reluctant. Lets see if it changes. Also the national cycclilng bodies in countries like Tanzania and Kenya are not only weak but hinder cyclists for their own benefit.
Love cycling but as black British woman l ride alone 😔 its expensive to get good bike plus there not much invest in women cycling in uk especially if your black.cant ever get helmet over afro hair ,.its worse in africa .bikes are expensive, poor roads there and lack of money sponsorship
It's a great achievement for the original Pure Human being Nubian King of Kings BC.
Smashing