Chris Hoy Wins 1km Time Trial, Manchester 2002 | Classic Commonwealth Games Archive 

U killed me 😭😭😂😂

But it does not seem when he takes off his helmet

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I thought the exact same ;-) nice one

This comment made my day

or arm day

More like leg week

Dude! This monster didnt even skip neck day

Nope. Track cyclists consciously exercise their entire body. You are as strong as your weakest link

@@warschaumitdemfahrrad2857 Little steroids here and there help with that too

@@warschaumitdemfahrrad2857 working the uppercut body out (volume) helps swimmers for the aerodynamics. I guess it could be true also for this kind of even where every little improvement counts

@@kw4704 especially the massive neck size and shoulders and fore arms. That's the stuff that will grow when you boost the steroids even if you don't work it - and also the parts that cyclists would never work in isolation :P

@@gwen9642 nope. Most of the weirdos in the distance gang are lean machines. Sprint gang is the squad that spends their time getting built. -brought to you by spring gang

Oh my goodness

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Same when i leave work Friday

He is out of the gate.. That's gold af That's me when trying to escape from the school security.

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Maybe also with a monster's dick.

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@@Banana_0169 bro what

@@Banana_0169 bro why

@@Banana_0169 vro?

huh

Those legs can break a normal bike chain easily.

They are already big and he probably gers a good workout from cycling

Bruuuuhhhh it's a joke!

Bruh shush

I barely do that in freefall ;)

@@Jeppelelle Work on your aerodynamics a bit and it will work. 😁

He's 60km/h average

I can do that easily... downhill

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Did those thighs ever appear in your dreams?

Tom Walters Correct, of the sport, not the man. One wonders what Jesse Owens could do with 2018 Nike Olympic spikes, made specifically for his gait and ergonomics, on a modern sprint track (Owens ran on dirt). Bike technology has progressed so quickly that new records, while not meaningless, always point toward the machinery, not the man. Unless that man is someone who wins over and over again.

@@mtb416 The advantages come not just on the mechanical side, but on the pharmaceutical side. Cyclists today are talking more effective and more difficult to detect drugs than they used to. Hoy, on the other hand, probably didn't take any drugs.

@@monsieurboks high level athlete here :) trust me if you wanted to take Peds, there were plenty available. The difference isn't the effectiveness of the PEDs but who detectable it is. PEDs have been used in sport since the 1960s hence why the stricter drug testing policies

Bikes and aerodynamics have improved since !

@@monsieurboks Yoh man we are talking of 1998 to 2004 best year for pharma :) Festina, Armstrong...Dr Ferrari

Idk if you're aware of this but people have gone even faster than this now.

Yeah of course if someone is good at something in cycling then they are obviously cheating , honestly just stfu

But soccer playerd, MMA fighter and whstever you call sport are clean right?

@JacksonM 21110 Many Olympic sprinters have been busted for doping. There are a ton of anabolic steroids that can be cycled and hard to detect.

@JacksonM 21110 lol you’re kidding. Yeah Having a higher hematocrit won’t help him here, but if he’s on GH and test, his ability to produce power would go through the roof. Don’t kid yourself, the dudes juiced. Still incredible what he accomplished

Did Pervis break Hoy's record for the fastest time?

@@powerant1914 Hoy never held the world record. Pervis broke Max Levy’s world record at altitude in 2013..

@@markbendall2460 Wow amazing! That's why he's my best sprint cyclist ever... But who do you think will win if they ever had a chance to face each other? I mean hoy was hard to beat too....

@@powerant1914 Hoy was one of the greatest sprinters ever. Look at all his Olympic and WC gold medals. Per is was just faster over 1000 metres.

Meant to say Pervis.

Yes its called cutting down from being a full time athlete to someone who just keeps fit

58.32 km/h

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hilarious!

+2500w at 25-27w/kg: www.uci.org/news/2019/track-sprinting-a-question-of-watts

2500 peak. Avg for the 1k probably somewhere around 1100-1300W.

como assim??? parece ésquilu

looks clean tho

At least 800W, probably closer to 900W maybe even more

@ Surely a lot more than that? I can put down 400 watts for a one minute effort and my legs are tiny toothpicks compared to his to which I never win any races, not even close.

@@oldtwinsna8347 I'm not an expert on the topic but yeah he probably pushes way more than what I said. I can sprint for 30 at 800w, this guy is probably double my weight and double my fitness (if not more) so I guess his effort is well over a thousand watts

world-class track sprinters are at about 12w/kg on minute efforts, which for Hoy probably meant 4-digit power at this specific afternoon ride.

1100 watts