Jonas Vingegaard's Honest Take After Tour de France 2024 Gravel Stage 

Yes, that was unfortunate. I noticed it, and my wireless microphone was getting audio interference from someone else’s microphone or phone. But once the interview started, there was nothing that could be done.

Not they are not realized, they are fans that hope that all the other riders would do everything to help theirs favorite riders. Its crazy

@@RingMeNow Very true

I don’t think people are saying it’s not smart of Jonas but just unexciting and honestly a little boring… Of course it’s always better to wait for your team, not do any work you don’t have to and only take the chances with the beste chance of success but that’s also the coldest and most lame way to race 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@AlexLPs99 fair point but Jonas doesnt pull on mountain stages too so kinda not a valid point anymore

@@AlexLPs99 I understand what you are saying. But if (as Remco said) the podium could’ve been decided today, isn’t it more exciting that Jonas didn’t go with them? Then it would be a very boring next weeks. Jonas isn’t riding for the podium, but for the win. He did what he had to do. I do agree, it could’ve been exciting if Jonas went with them, but you can’t call him boring for not to, when it was the completely wrong move for him.

@@81enri everybody knows this Visma teams isnt strong in the mountains

@@lester8403 then he s gonna be in trouble soon

The last two year it was ok in mountain for jonas

@@81enri maybe, maybe not we will see.. i still think pogi will win but the high mountains are definitely vingegaard best chance of taking time

I like Rog but he’s not on Pog or Jonas level anymore. He will lose minutes in the high mountains.

@@arthurreyes2632 maybe youre right maybe not. Will see in a couple weeks.👊🏽

actually Roglic had to close himself the gap after the split he had in the second sector (or something similar). His teammates were there initially, but then he sprinted to close a 10-15sec gap.

I hope they can ride together on the same team soon, they both have great humor, work ethic and smarts. I agree 100% that Rogla is riding very calculating and I hope that is a sign he will be in the game till the end.

Couldn't agree more. Love the, work smarter not harder, from Primoz and Jonas.

It will show.

Pogacar is gonna bust his time Gao more and more the harder the climbs..

@@ratonahill2199who is gonna pull him to the finish?? Jorgenson😂😂

Jonas i 3 kg lighter than last year…

I don’t think UAE can control the absolut King stages. It will be only the favorites left. But 100% it’s a tougher task than last year. Pog is the same, no injury but Giro, and Vingegaard has to be weaker than last year + weaker team. Still on the hard stages with mountain top finishes it’ll be 1v1 in the end. The stages with a descent though, there UAE can play Vingegaard like they did a few days ago.

@@simonthomsen8578 Now you can, after stage 15

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@@FloBikes oh got it! thanks!

@@MJTCycling Sure

Finally someone appreciating them all. I agree with you. It's exciting to watch this rivalry.

It was also Jonas‘ chance to get more time into Roglic. Later Jonas had the chance to get time into Remco, too, who‘s sitting in front of him in the GC at this point.

Like he said, it's understandable and also not understandable. This was a huge opportunity to put Roglic down before the real GC battles start. At the same time Jonas shouldn't have anything to fear from Roglic from what we've seen so far and we know Visma were pissed scared of this stage and aimed to hunker down and just not lose time.

@@Knofrisshort term gains mean nothing. Fighting Rogelio and Remco is useless. Jonas cares about the yellow Jersey nothing else. The yellow Jersey is won against Pog this year. The rest does not matter AT ALL.

@@youbetu18 Pog could crash out, then it matters. Sure, it’s all ifs, buts and maybes but at the end of the day it’s never a bad thing to gain time on opponents. They could have pretty much eliminated Roglic from the GC battle today, but they didn’t use the chance.

Jonas doesn’t like the gravel. I don’t either. I weigh under 130 lbs. so I get bounced around a lot on gravel.

Exactly. This isn't a junior stage. Idk what he expected. Jonas is smart, he knew this stage suited Remco and Pogacar way more than him, ofc he isn't gonna pull for them. For Remco to even expect that shows his lack of experience icl.

Remco is either stupid or he thinks Jonas is.

@@andreaborgonovo3185 yes, because of Roglic. And because of any other possible rider that could be a contender for a slot on the podium, which is basically what Remco is fighting for.

@@martha7450 is true...i mean is strange that this is the tactic Remco had today....maybe his team suggested him but is a competition and Vingegard has only 1 rival..the others are fighting already for the 3rd position

@@sharinglanguage well Remco has 2 more weeks to finish 3rd on the ranking and if he doesnt explode like last year at the Vuelta he will beat Roglic...Vingegard is competing against Pogi not Roglic or Remco....

The tactics, no? Visma always are the smartest team out there, they have great tactics. They know what they are doing, and doesn't waist an ounce of energy more than needed.

@@sateshmahadeo4366 you re sure Jonas didn t spend energies today?

And jonas was relaxing right? 😂

In what way?

You act like he didn’t have to close by himself multiple times😂. And at least pog and Remco are fun to watch

@@iansemroc8943 Jonas is a champion, because he and Visma are smart. It would've been stupid for Jonas to pull today. This stage suited Remco and Pogacar very well, Jonas knew damn well not to help them, he's smart.

Very good point

ye, he sad on danish tv that it was same height only the handle was lower or sometthing i think which he just had to adjust to

@@stuartwalker6786 Who's the amateur now after stage 15 ?

@@rednihb moot point..... read above TP had 'proved' he's the strongest, he wasted energy, when he should bank it for the 3rd week, not on a move that was going nowhere and not one that was going to benefit JV to work with the other 2. Stage 15 proved my point..TP rode smart, let JV do the work and his gap was larger! Also RE could have done with some of that wasted energy from that stage on the last climb last night :) ! and if JV HAD wasted energy on a move in that stage that wasn't going anywhere (for him) he would have had even LESS energy for stage 15. The move wasn't going anywhere from RE, TP should have just let him cook, the front break WOULDN'T have worked with RE! All these points Chris Horner actually outlined and I'm OK with Chris' analysis over yours and it correlates with mine, so yeh I'd still say it was an 'amateurish' move, 'given the circumstance' 👍

Yep👍😎

@@pearkel Waiting

Hahaha of course he doesn’t want a stage like this. Next year the Jonas tour will be all mountain top finishes 😍

😆😆

🤔 Jorgenson placed 7th in the TT. Not "so bad".

Jorgenson suffered some bruises from a crash before Galibier

7th place in time trial is literally not bad at all????

Jorgenson is not a pure climber like Sepp. He was JVs last lieutenant on Galibier but that’s not his best position.

First time cycling? Jonas weighs more than 8kg less than Pog. It makes absolutely NO SENSE at all for him to be contesting these stages. He goes when it’s a tough high mountain stage. Just like Pog needs to contest the stages now where he is naturally stronger. If you think that’s boring then you are just stupid…

it's the smart thing to do no? These stages has not suited him. Had he gone with Remco and Tadej alone he would've been dropped

What are you talking about? This stage DOES NOT suit a climber like Jonas. It would make ZERO SENSE for him to pull for Remco and Pogacar, when this stage suits them way more. Just wait until the mountains, will be exciting to see if Remco will help pull Jonas then....

@@brunkbob5013 Exactly. He is smart, he knew if he had gone with them, they would 100% try to drop him when his team is far away.

@@youbetu18 Didn't say contest the stage just ride with them. the podium could have been sorted.

It’s tour not Flanders or Roubaix

@Michael_J218 so you speak for everyone? What a sad person you must be. Go and look yourself in the mirror

Could you be more clear when writing such nonsense? Why don’t you like him? If it was not for Jonas Vingegaard and team Visma, Tadej Pogacar would have won 4 tour de france in a row. The tour de france, the last 3 years would be very boring without Jonas Vingegaard

What did remco say/do to jonas? Curious!

Are you drunk?