2022 Tour de France - Stage 7 Last Km | Eurosport 

Epic!

U propably didnt hear the Slovenia commentator. Kovšca kralju... # gremo pogi, rogla in vsi naši 🇸🇮

No pogacar like being a doper

@@Shenrmr Sure mate, cry me a river.

@@Shenrmr And the guy who finished with the same time somehow isn't? What fairy tale are you living in? They all dope...

Heartbreaking for Kämna!!

@@Shenrmr Have you stopped beating up your wife? See, it’s really easy to make an accusation against someone in a way that they are not able to defend.

It’s not that close.. Pog will nick more time as the race unfolds and then put a minute into vingegaard in the TT

Vingegaard has no real chance against Pogacar because he is from Denmark and there is no mountains and about half of the Tour is in mountains. Pogacar on the other hand was riding in the Alps all his life because he lives next to Alps. He is used of extremely steep roads.

Vingegaard went fully into the red zone just to keep up there and Pogacar curb stomped him at the finish and still had gas left in the tank. Vingegaard almost fell off his bike. As much as I'd love to watch the race you described, it doesn't line up with reality.

@@mtelectrical8068 Too true not only can he match or beat the rest, but he can do it day after day. No bad days for him.

@@mooodeuce Pogacar will win easily. Vingegaard is great but Pogacar is little bit ahead.

Me too....goosebumps again

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so close !

100% doped

@@uiigo8560 like everyone from Top hmm 50 of gc

@@krzysztoftankielun582 does that make it better? You can clearly see that especially Jumbo and uae are extremely dominant as Teams, i bet these Teams are doped

simply the best (tina turner)!!!

He would make Armstrong look old. That says it all!

he is antuchble.

Jonas is super good cyclist but tbh still no match for Tadej. Only some realy hot days in next week could slow down his performances...after all, he's slovenian and these guys are not used to work on real heat.

@@dejandoles2683 we danes arent really either it's pretty cold here but it can get very waem

@@dejandoles2683 I Disagree to easy Mountais in the pyreness Lets see Vingegaard is in payback mode Hungry☠️

majka will be there with pogi but the rest will go down in man in yellow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

when tp is yellow game is over!!

Two TDFs doesn't make him the GOAT. Only time will tell if he's the greatest. Eddy M is the greatest so far IMHO.

@@jazz185 pogi is able to win monuments, tdf, hardest climbs, punchy sprints, cobbles, gravel, TT etc in a hyper-optimized era. he beats specialists at their own game

he just has the best dope

Goat as lance, indurain and many others once were, right? 🥸

@@embuscadochifreinexplicaca5960 ye he's the goat until there is proof im afraid

Nah. Better fly up these on a motorcycle. PEDs are not good for ya

@@tonyg3091 Motorcycling is boring. You don't enjoy the feeling of being strong. You just sit there and do nothing. It's not magic!

@@tonyg3091 I don't take PED's and enjoy riding my racing bike anyway!

@@Freidenker888 Attaboy!

@@Freidenker888 Fully agree. But on a gravel 24% I'd rather be on a motorbike than a bicycle. I start cursing when the gradient goes into double figures. Starting with 1. :):)

I hope you are right, but Its just that they said the same about Armstrong, the last one that was this superior on the tour.

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Why? You can't win on a climb when you are on the run the entire stage and you are only a minute ahead from cyclist that are the best in climb. Jonas is from Denmark where the highest climb is the bridge over the river and is 25 years old. Primož is from Slovenia which is mountainous country, so plenty of training since young age (well... Primož was not the cyclist from young age like Tadej, but he was a ski jumper from young age and they train legs all the time), but is 32 years old. Tadej is also from Slovenia and is 23 years old. All of three of them are tall around 175 cm. Shorter you are the lighter you are and so you climb easier than taller cyclist.

They all do, but the only question is what kind of performance enhancing drugs he take that others don't have?

@@Freidenker888 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajdovi_%C5%BEganci

Pogacar and and also Vingegaard are miles ahead of the pack.

@@kristian1332 Roglic is also there but with damaged shoulder.

Vingegaard will win

that goes from camera bike in font of them (m....rf....r)

Salty huh?

You are wondering about Vingegarrd, right?

You are truly a stupid person. If Pogačar is doping then he is the only one doping in his team because no one else is even close to his level. Now, imagine the other 7 clean riders in UAE who are working their butts off just so that Pogačar gets all the glory. Who in their right mind would do all that work for a doper? As I said, you are really stupid. And also envious. Very sad person.

Ask His ds Gianetti dude... Pfc polifluorocarbures... The lad almost died on that thing...

@@thomasturbato6583 pfc did not prevail because it was too risky. There have long been new drugs that cannot be detected with doping tests or that are masked, such as synthetic hemoglobin obtained from bovine blood, hematological growth factors, nitroglycerin preparations and autologous blood doping. There are currently around 80 performance-enhancing drugs for which there is no verification process.

fact or opinion?

*these guys, you mean. right?

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Why? You can't win on a climb when you are on the run the entire stage and you are only a minute ahead from cyclist that are the best in climb. Jonas is from Denmark where the highest climb is the bridge over the river and is 25 years old. Primož is from Slovenia which is mountainous country, so plenty of training since young age (well... Primož was not the cyclist from young age like Tadej, but he was a ski jumper from young age and they train legs all the time), but is 32 years old. Tadej is also from Slovenia and is 23 years old. All of three of them are tall around 175 cm. Shorter you are the lighter you are and so you climb easier than taller cyclist.

They all are on performance anhancing drugs and there is no doubt at all!

boring? lol

@@timvanmonero2720 guess, I was wrong, eh

@@WayChuangAng i appreciate you coming back and saying you been wrong. the TdF this year is fantastic, isn't?

Of course in cycling if someone performes good he must be doping. Imagine pogacar wasnt in the tour vingegaard would be beating everyone every stage and you would prob say he is doping as well. People like you dont deserve to watch the sport

I smell salt here 😂

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@@fangru7294 ahah I smell inginuity 🥶

@@embuscadochifreinexplicaca5960 You mean ingenuity? 😂

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Yeah, a German (who grow up on the flattest part of Germany) who was on the run the entire stage with only a minute ahead will win the cyclist that are best in climb. Yeah, it must be drugs. LOL!

@@EU_resident dont cry

Yeah, he win on the climb for half a meter. Sure it must be drugs. You d**b f**k.

very interesting question. considering that literally everybody was on drugs during lance times (like the top 75 rider maybe not) you must question how people become stronger and fitter than ever. to be frank, i wish they are all on drugs and it would be legal as i wanna see the best rider, not the guy with the best genetics is beating the hard working guy because he can't keep level, but that's another story.

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@@timvanmonero2720 doped racing is even more affected by genetics. Some people respond better to certrain drugs. Also a lot of health risk that comes with it if u allow everyone to dope. And everyone in the tour de france is extremely hard working some people are just better then others

Sure mate, sure. Any proof of that? Pogacar is an elite climber. He grew up in a mountainous country. Also you can't expect to win a race leading the whole time (and thus using more energy) when the best climbers are saving theirs behind to attack at the end.