I CANNOT BELIEVE Giro D'Italia Allowed This! || Most SUSPICIOUS Time Trial in Cycling History 

same like face of Roglic and co when Pogacar won his first TdF

He made the exact same time of Steven Kruijswijk, nothing more than an honest wingman. So yeah, the performance was odd, but not really unbelievable, especially since, as said, contrary to Valverde and Kruijswijk, not having general rank's ambitions, Foliforov rested the day before. BTW, in absolute terms, that performance had been nothing to write home about, The identical one of Kruijswijk had been measured in VAM of 1646 m/h = 6.09 w/kg .

He made the exact same time of Steven Kruijswijk, nothing more than an honest wingman. So yeah, the performance was odd, but not really unbelievable, especially since, as said, contrary to Valverde and Kruijswijk, not having general rank's ambitions, Foliforov rested the day before. BTW, in absolute terms, that performance had been nothing to write home about, The identical one of Kruijswijk had been measured in VAM of 1646 m/h = 6.09 w/kg .

What about him? He performs good consistently, looking into his stats and training info. If I'm not mistaken, recently he got a GC podium in some tier2 tour too. It's also strange you chose some random ukrainian rider to mention, when the video is about clearly doped russian. And they're famously pathetic dopers in any sports. Even in the Olympics.

We will not.

@@oleksiipedosenko5219 I imagine that quite a few Ukrainians won't be about to see that video in five years.

@@jjsmthr he performes no where near consistant

The genre is called _Hardbass_

Genre is known bit the artist not. The creator should know where the music is taken from.

But not the stage of Giro that he would win instead of Foliforov if he had not problems

And what has Putin has to do with this? Butthurt neoliberal trash talk

What Russia did at the olympics was unprecedented and a disgrace Putin no doubt knew

@@le0fonzagoric164 Good point. Putin clearly isn't doping. That horseback riding photo. :{

Nah. He wasn't involved in Katusha - other than buying LBL from Kolobnev, who did ride for Katusha.

@@philallan6685 👍🏻

Who else? Belarus maybe? I can't really imagine any EU member nation doping their athletes. Columbia only has cocaine. Kazakstan is lucky if they have enough funding to pay the entry fees, no doping budget there. South Africa mayyyybe? Not too many likely culprits other than Russia, or Belarus which almost never has anyone on any team in any race.

@@michaelstratton5223 yeah I mean my point is , the idea of 'state sponsored' is daft , why would any state do this in any kind of direct way. The British teams over the last decade are clearly up to something. But it would never be linked to a prime minister. The control over the media narrative allows us to make links from putin to a cycling team. Which is probably BS. It would be a stupid thing to do ,to say the least. That is not to say that Russia has not got a problem with this, but the discourse is when its anyone else it's a individual issue. When it's Russia, its putin.

@@phush3495 Russia controls its society and safeguards its patriotic interests with so much more lunacy than any other developed country that I can't really blame anyone for thinking Putin himself is injecting Russian athletes with uranium or something. Maybe not him personally, but it's been proven Russia had set up a doping research clinic for nefarious purposes. Check out the film "Icarus" in which Grigory Rodchenkov himself admits to those purposes.

We love doped athletes. That's why we're here.

Suspicious isn't doped. There were most DOPED TT in Cycling History too.

That's not physical doping i think it was Mechanic

Ya, but it was a super suspicious win. At elite level, he did not do much before nor after this win. It really came out of nowhere.

that TT was absurd he was on standard bike for flat he should have shelled so much time and you can't match Kruijswick on one of hardest days of that Giro at level he was still riding at he hadn't crashed on descent yest and was flying!!!! He was on TT bike up mountain and obiously aero as hell for all flat shouldn't have been close, and not have any other results in that giro or other seasons this was still icarus operations but to be fair stefan shumacer TT where he beat fabian cancellara in Tour eyes coming out of head was bad too but wasn't beating best GC men deep into a GT on one of its most its most decisive stages no such thing as specialist for mountain time trials you are a great climber and great a guaging your effort or not. If you mean great at one which has both splits like Planche with Tadej they switched bikes and that has become a practiced art where you switch bike on steepest part since you would be going slowest anyway so as no loose least momentum possible in bikie switch. That didn;t happen here that's why the looks of wth by boswell.

@@AnthonyMemes there's no such thing as mechanical doping. Just a fairy tale from people who clearly never raced a cycling bike themselves

As were Team GB

@@yogbarog100 Team GB! Stay in GB and out of Italy with your bull! P.S. What language are you talking?

@@numap4701 the imperious language of truth, comrade

@@yogbarog100 NO such thing as an english language or culture! If it wasn't for the Semites, the Greeks, The Romans and Renaissance Italy, " your Imperious language and culture would sill be jumping from tree to tree

@@numap4701 I think we are singing from the same hymn sheet, comrade.