Primoz Roglic RECORD Performance on Col de Turini | Paris Nice 2022 Stage 7 

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Just shows how impressive Martinez is

In order to prevent a repeated history I'd have not gone for the win to have another bullet for tomorrow, as the yellow Jersey would not have changed hands. My prediction is a very narrow win or possibly narrow overall loss on the yellow Jersey tomorrow, with zero chance of winning tomorrow's stage for Roglic.

another great video! thanks!

@@benbraceletspurple9108 what's he gonna do not sprint against his rivals in the last 200 meters and just lose bonus seconds that very well could be extremely valuable by the end of tomorrow?

this aged poorly

Martinez cannot descend though!

Yes he maybe doesn't start as a leader, but he'll eventually come out on top and become their leader. Like we have seen happening before times and times again at Sky/Ineos.

Can Martinez tt?

@@louisgenin1038 Kinda

@@louisgenin1038 he can be decent like he was in this races TT. Idk actually know how he is on longer TT's though

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@@RubenTheCartographer pro conti arkea's gonna want all the sponsorship exposure they can get ^^

+5% in watts. Some even uses belly/core

Pro riders are mutants lol

Just hoping Rog can stay on his bike in the TDF so we can see them go head to head

@@milesrosen2223 for sure. Proper tussle

@@milesrosen2223 You jinxed it

Und what..i never look at cadence

I have a feeling about that Jonas kid though.. 😏

It is a truly great climb If starting and ending at Monaco and entering from the Sospel direction (and having to pass col de Castillon before reaching Sospel), the total necessary climbing is 2,400m. If also starting and ending in Monaco but passing Peille (doing Col de Turini in the opposite direction), the total necessary climbing is also 2,300m, so it is almost the same in both directions. So you can also do round trips from Monaco, without backtracking, and either passing Sospel before the climb or after it, and the total climbing is about 2,400m. It is tough ride. If you ride directly from Nice to col de Castillion, and descend back the same way, it can be done without almost no extra climbing so the total climbing for the day about 1,700m if going directly from Nice to L'Escarene to Col de Turini and then reverse the ride.

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm the guy who makes the graphs and writes articles. Removed the gridlines and you're probably right.

@@WattPolice Great job with them! They have been great to read and I really appreciate the in-depth analysis. I definitely think it is something that I haven't seen in cycling before. It took my a while to get away from the grid lines - it was ingrained in me that we always had to have them, and Idk now I just think it looks much better without them and most people in my profession don't use them. Maybe my eyes just go crossed-eyed after staring at graphs on the computer lol.

He is very good in mountains lately.

Wonder why

1) never show weakness at the front of a race 2) goddamn right you nose-breathe on most of a 40-minute climb otherwise say hello to the grupetto 3) he was working with others for most of the climb, as opposed to Nairo/Bernal butting heads in 2019. 4) true, none of this makes sense because of the track-standing at the end of the climb, but that was only the last 1km after 14km of steady grinding.

Lol Simon Yates said they were all gasping except for Rog who was barely breathing but woteva

@@willbick3 ...and now we see today that Roglic did indeed cook himself on the climb yesterday. I refer back to my point about not showing weakness - if he had been grunting and grimacing, the others would have been working harder to crack him. Instead, because he was steady pacing and snapping to close every attack, the other riders figured he couldn't be cracked and simply fought amongst each other for the scraps. But yeah sure, there's no tactics or subtlety in cycling, it just means Rog is doping, blah blah blah

The Yates boys were on the same team forever until last year, when Adam went to Ineos. Doubt that BEX could afford both, so they choose Simon, who they've had the most success with. This race is one of the first head to head races between them, but Simon had a great TT and Martinez took over from Adam as leader at Ineos.

Roglic all the way for me barring any incident and or accident.

@@joeviloria2494 Podacar has to be in a double attack from Roglic and Vingegaard. Or its to easy for Podacar coobles Early Can define TDF

I'm with you man. There's no way anybody can make it make sense.

Did you see what Kuss did today? He is horrible in Tirreno.

@@wojta610cz5 true, and in the last years he always has been fantastic at GT for Roglic, so I guess there is still time 👍🏽

I thought that TJV had already confirmed him, even though they didn't even confirm Roglic

@@wojta610cz5 he was only okay last year leading up to the Tour. By the end he had a stage win and was with his leader pretty much to the end of mountain top finishes.

They'll have the data, and will know if he is doing good or not .. you can't base a whole lot on his 'performance' here. He did what he had to do, and Roglic won, what more would you want?

Power in numbers maybe. Just think. Jonas and Roglic will probably be there at the end of climbs. And also Kuss (Seems to always bring his A game for the tour) somehow they gotta use that advantage smartly. Also since that TT in the 20 Tour Roglic has been dominant. I think he could definitely take time from Pogacar there as well. But that's all I got really.

@@Sportsloverandrew I hope you are right. I've never seen pogacar crack like roglic did on stage 20 tho. I really hope jumbo win it this year. I hope its at least very close.

@@billpickle2875 I just hope we get to see both of them at their best for 3 weeks. That cobble stage is gonna be so important. It'll be a test for everyone obviously but if Roglic comes out of that just fine. I think we will have one great race to watch.

@@Sportsloverandrew yeah good point. I was so gutted with the first 3 stages of last yr. Sort of ruined the tour for me. They both looking good so fi gers crossed they both make it to the mountains with their teams intact.

@@Lars89221 I like turtles.

Remco will destroy both of them as soon as he gets a team.

@@crispusmahea2135 lol that's the funniest thing I've heard all month.

@@crispusmahea2135 i dont think so 😉

@@Bojan8309 why?

@@surreal7963 why?

Ineos should trash their disc brakes

If these bikes are such porkers, and if a lighter rim brake bike is an advantage, then why is virtually nobody running rim brakes? Like, if it's a massive advantage to run rim brake bikes, wouldn't pro-conti teams be running them (cheaper too right?) and reaping the performance rewards? Or is the pro peloton just a chess piece controlled at the whim of the unspeakable evil of the bike industry, selling their dirty disc brakes to the masses? Find out if durianrider has the answers to these questions, and more questions that absolutely nobody gives a flying fuck about, tomorrow after his 2AM wank.

I still can't belive INEOS went disc. WTF mate, btw I'm carbed to the gills right now!

PEDs should bridge that gap