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Alberto Cortado...😂😂😂. Man,have some respect for the Great Alberto Contador. Ps: where is Marco Pantani...??!! The Greatest climber in professional cycling.
You will 100% of the time beat me going up the hill, and you will 100% of the time be beaten by me starting at the top going down. I use to cycle down a hill daily hitting between 127- 131 Km/Hr, why because I'm bloody heavy and have a cross sectional area marginally bigger (more drag) but other cyclist reach there terminal velocity given the angle and their weight. I have just discovered a hill twice as long and twice as steep, but it's the run off at the end I'm worried about due to my weight I'm not keen on braking as wheels may already be stressed by speed. If I brake it needs to be slow and gradual as I don't want welds on front fork or drop out to be stressed. So I need to do full speed run to bottom and slowly sit up to air brake and then stand for full drag exposure and then bring on the brakes. I see the current serial production record unpaced is 210.4 Km/Hr for me to do that on a road with traffic would be risky but possibly doable. RedBull if you are watching I have an Excel Spreadsheet with calculations. Drop is 253 meters over 3,000 meters Grade 8.43% Surface hard pack chip seal (motorway) Acceleration 0.82M/Sec on grade, with drag adjusted 0.52M/Sec CFD .25 X-Section 1.2 M Air 99.9 Kpa NTP Cycling Power 1,000-Watts plus for 5 seconds Note gradual uphill before downhill start so can hit peak / start at 40-Km / Hr plus Terminal velocity on angle calculated to be above 210-Km/Hr
I’ve ridden both mountains and feel they’re both fantastic but very different. Ventoux is an exposed slog that torments you with a view of the summit which doesn’t seem to ever arrive. It is also hot as hell, windy and with little shade. d’Heuz is much shorter, steeper and invites you to push hard. But in the final analysis, I’d say Ventoux is the harder ride. It is a monster.
I’m sorry for the negativity, but the editing of the video is all over the place. Showing several repeats throughout, and showing a lot of irrelevant footage.
Its amazing to me that the incorrect written grammar here is also spoken incorrectly word for word. He sounds like a native english speaker but doesnt have a grasp of correct grammar.
Best climber I ever saw. Was lucky [and privileged] enough to ride alongside him during the rollout of the 1998 TDF in Dublin. Saw him again atop Mount Ventoux when he outsprinted 'Arsehole' Armstrong to win that stage of the 2000 TDF. RIP il pirata.
Jan is a legend of cycling. If he was a vegan smashing in the carbs and eating low fat he would have won even more as his weight problems would not have happened.
I like Sagan riding style. The attack and maneuver during sprint is amazing. In sprinting quick thinking and quick decision are vital in winning the race.
Sagan wasn't a "pure" sprinter, he was a classic type rider, but many times he out sprinted the world's best sprinters, he was far more versatile rider than Cav(never see him winning up hill sprint), so the better overall rider is Sagan.
this video could have been 3 seconds long. the best sprinter is cav , not just now but of all time. Sagan isn't a true sprinter and wouldnt rank top 10 of all time.
