Did Jasper Philipsen Shut the Door on Biniam Girmay? Tour de France 2024 Stage 10 

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Was thinking the same

Lol! So true!

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this

Yeah, he's a really dirty sprinter, and it seems endemic to that entire team.

Did you see the video? When did Philipsen shut the door on Girmay? I don't even understand why LR chose this title?

@@fautqucabele2070 It's about the intermediate sprint. He won the line out and out, but the intermediate was weird.

It's his modus operandi.

Amen God will Protect him 🙏🙏🙏🇪🇷🇪🇷

Totally

Absolutely😏

True 🥲

Why the hell are you bringing Fabio into the discussion? You do realize it was Dylan Groenewegen who put Fabio Jacobsen into the barriers that caused his horrific injuries? DYLAN GROENEWEGEN. As far as I know people hate on Jasper because he won 4 stages last year though the relegation on the earlier stage was proper.

@@flyingturtle4559 I don't know why you're using "hell". There's no part where I say he crashed Fabio. All I said was "crash like Fabio". Geez.

Only because MVDP pulled HARD for him!

Jasper "the butcher "

IT WASNT

girmay is better, he gonna be a leyend

Girmay didn't either in the final sprint

sponsor barriers began.... as he said in the video.

@@sean7098 but why do the bottoms not stay in line? why squeze the most dangerous part of the race?

​@@sean7098The race organisers put out the barriers though, not the sponsors haha. It's still those people who are responsible

@@yesno9374 The point Sean was making is that the sponsor barriers are different. But essentially the barriers changed to being on an angle instead of vertical. These are used in sprints so wheels don't hit the feet of the barriers. It is also unsafe to assume that they are put out by the organization, rather than a contracted local rental company or some such.

​​@@AdamFosterI understand what he was saying. I think the point of the original comment (and what I think) is the feet of the standard barriers should align with the bottom of the sponsor barriers so that the effective width of the course does not change when the barriers change. Additionally, I would say that if a contractor is putting the barriers out for the organiser then they are acting in proxy for the organiser, so I treat them as the organiser (the organiser should check setups are safe if they are outsourcing them).

He has been up there since last year, just unlucky on a couple of occasions

Winner of Tour will beat Biniam in the post Tour Crits though 😂

Was very unlucky with 2 big crashed in the last 12 months. Next 12 months will be great for bini

@@jonathanlong3356 who cares

U don't know Bini the king this was his 1st in tour de France don't cry like jasper rude. Go Biniam proud 👏 of u as all Eritreans 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 🇪🇷 👏 💙

But his kick already looked better than on stage 6 to me

@@henrikf0507 I agree

@@henrikf0507 got a better position. Did you see Cav today? Me neither

WVA fell more this year than his whole career. So he's extra careful while aiming for Olympics

If I crashed like him idk if I’d ever get on a bike again. That dude is tough as hell and he was literally screaming in pain. Horrible to see

Also in the final sprint for the win, after MvdP's lead out he naturally swerves to the right out of habit it seems. Although this last sprint was more clean and there were no unpredictable movements, I still think it's unnecessary.

It's clearly a tactic, reduces the amount of people who can come around him but it's super dangerous.

Philiphsen"s team as a whole tends to shut riders way out I think Philiphsen dit it to Biniam deliberately.

Girmay did the same thing as well in the final sprint.

@@allardvenema9281

Agreed with you 💯 percent.

Yeah

Why is mvdp not a main sprinter for stage wins?

@@dev1ce888 because he's a worse sprinter then Philipsen.

Now I know, thanks. I'm always amazed by mvdp's power though.

@@dev1ce888 because his strength is eventually sprint from low speed, like Flanders 2022 for ex. not sprinting in 70 km/h

@@rejdythat may be true. However, I think if he changes his training from cyclocross and classic riding to sprint training , he could be an amazing sprinter. But why should he, you can’t win monuments then, anymore. Just no “glory” wins at grand tours but can deliver his sprinter perfectly. Is also a form of glory in my opinion.

Maybe someone puts Disaster into the barriers hard to send him a message from the other riders.

Well that sprint looked very clean

He took out Mads already

@@davidbranch2020 he never got near him

@@troycollett8540the intermediate was sketchy, clearly wasn't focusing on the line.

Who else would you expect?

yeah , saw that

“Redemption”?!?! Lmao, no one likes him, and they have a reason to. Actually they have MANY reasons not to like him. They don’t owe him anything. You both are clowns.

Cav was the same when young.

@@TheTrailRabbit when someone else won last week, people of other teams came over to congratulate the victor. Not so with Jasper.

front wheel to front wheel

@@LordVilmore wetll thats 2 not 3

He didn't do it on purpose and Girmay made a stupid decision. No need for butthurt Bini bias

Yes he deviated. The front on shot shows him drifting to the left off of his line. He finishes his sprint way further away from the white line than he started

​@@user-vt4hd8hb4v yes,bg just ride at the left side,he make mistake and try shut p.ackermann...every spinter just do samething,but media try play the game

Incidental? How he already know in his left shoulder nobody then he sow Bini is coming he directly closed the right place

@@shewhat438he never saw Bini coming

@@MacMasore Big lie.

@@MacMasore Exactly. Jasper doesn't have eyes in the back of his head, lol.

@@mesfinsamuel did you even watch the video? How could he have seen Bini who was behind?

Girmay cut off Ackermann.

Thank you. Finally someone else here saying this. ​@@LAMF24

Like cavendish wouldn’t have won half of his stages without renshaw and morkov?

How

What he did binam I don't understand you

@@YosanEyob-c1f He went in front of Ackermann and forced him to stop

Really 😂

Doesnt matter rules is sprint straight. Tho the uci seems to not know their own rules conisdering vismas van and the helmets all being legal yet getting the uci uppity

​@@squiglemcsquigle8414Girmay didn't sprint straight at all either in the final sprint. Makes the same move Jasper did earlier.

@@username8644 nop. Girmay did the same as disaster did on stage 5. Follow the shift of the sprint

What?

Did we watch the same race? Philipsen did not go straight - he cut to the right. In this case there wasn't anyone close enough to due to MVDP's amazing lead-out, but Jasper chooses to be dirty whether it's needed or not.

@@edmondwong5678 so you didn't watch it properly. Guess that's on you

I've been trying to work it out, i think at 3:21 Astana have a train of three, Cav at the back and he just lets this Uno X rider snip him off. Then this results in him falling back when the rest of the team are still pretty much together. Sometimes I feel like if things aren't perfect he just doesn't bother

He was completely beaten at the finish. Let's stop sugarcoating it. But at the intermediate sprint, yeah that was nasty by Jasper, and could have been horrible for Bini with the sponsor banners narrowing the road as well.

Couldn’t you even watch an 8min video till the end?

bini is just a flash in the pant Full stop .

Not quite. Bini is going faster than Ack when he moves in while Dizzass is going slower

@@davidbranch2020 the rule is "not changing line on the last 200m" isnt it? Of course hes going faster when ack has to slow down because of him.