The INSANE Jumbo Visma Team Attack | Paris Nice 2022 Stage 1 | Roglic, Wout van Aert, Laporte 

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Poga will smash em all 💥

@@nielcutter3804 with the 💉

might need tighten that headset?

my thoughts too haha rogla icon

It's so good, laporte and WVA could not be more in sync if they tried and then the look on roglas face 😂😂

@@benhuish2400 pretty sure he was thinking "oh no" another paris-nice crash incoming.. but saved it :D

Primoz grew up with skis on. He only got on a bicycle a few years ago.

@@kaMosGO You're just proving OP right. They said World Tour win not Pro win.

WvA once said something like: many team directors asked me to join their team... Sure I could earn more money, but here at Jumbo-Visma it is like a family. I love the spirit of that team.

it's not gifted, he owns it, it won't happen without his lead out and bridged across after

Perfect as they jumbo did it 👏👏 And those 4secs don’t matter at all, GC will not be won or lost by this tiny margin

4" is nothing when compared to the huge boost in morale and confidence for Laporte, he already was an awesome buy from Visma but now he's going to be even better for Wout in the classics!

I have a feeling it's more going to be Jumbo Vs Pogi. Though UAE seems to have a better team than last year

@@levivlijm7571 they've got to stack up with Almeida and McNulty.

@@smeetsnoud1 and Bennett as a mountain domestique won’t be a slouch.

@@levivlijm7571 UAE look a lot better than last year and somehow so does Pogi!

@@smeetsnoud1 almeida isn't currently planning on riding the tour

For sure!

Agreed 👍

Agreed!

With the strength of this TJV squad they are looking better than last year. Can’t wait to see Rog unleash in the mountains!

i think this video is a mandatory watch at every other team before TdF. just to warn of jumbo visma

still having complaints? :P

@@1986anthonyvo can’t complain. Would have been nice to see Roglic win but what we got was better than imagined.

They saw it coming. The team was so brilliant. Too bad Roglic and Kruijswijk couldn't finish

That picture 🤣

Rog is going to unleash fury on stage 7, can’t wait. The whole squad is in such great form.

I like the very good pull of Küng at 12 km at 3:04 !! he had the right thoughts.

Yes, it's crazy that in a 50 strong group teams were still holding back riders instead of cooperating to limit Jumbo's advantage. What were they thinking? If you don't sacrifice domestiques, then what are they there for?

that is how I saw it as well. And coming one day after an inept chase effort at Strade Bianche. I'm thinking early season lack of discipline plus QS and Ineos are struggling filling holes.

How about , they weren't strong enough. We all saw Wout do a 40K TT to win last weekend and win, and with the addition of Roglic and LaPorte there was no doubt!!!

@@triatheletewolf7279 Totally. 13 km is 40 km if Wout is doing it. And Laporte is a better climber/puncher than the Yateses, Vlasov, Mollema, the Izaguirres, Haig, Gaudu, Almeida and Quintana. There is no way they were out of position if you say so...

It is Laporte who is loosing the wheel there

I think it was the other way around. Laporte letting go of Roglic's wheel

It's Laporte, he said he was at his very limit after his pull but when he saw Stybar loose the wheel he made the effort to make the jump to Roglic and Van Aert. It was worth it.

I think Laporte just wanted to get into the back of the group after he nearly red lined in the front. Like you normally do when you are riding in a break away group after your pull to keep things moving. Stybar losing the wheel forced Laporte to do an extra effort not to get dropped too imo.

Plus 1994 Flèche Wallonne with the Gewiss team

Funny you guys mention these two events. The first where EPO was systematically utilized by genius Ferrari, and the other where Synthetic blood Fleurocarbon were systematically used, I think also by Ferrari. hmmm....

Did they have TV back then?

Exactly what I was going to comment! :)

@@epincion uh...yeah. 🤦

Yup, scary

@@isitrachelorj3953 does anyone today fit that description?

Rogla and gravity name a better duo 😂

not that insane.. 3 guys from same team riding full gas... initially there wasn't any teams with that amount of numbers to form a chase behind. By the time there was it was too late.

" I mean Pantani and Indurains and Riis climbing records still stand." One possible cause for this: EPO helps with oxygen transportation. And these climbing records are always done at at least some altitude.

And they were definitely "not normal" performances 😅

The Gewiss Ballan triple is now considered the officious beginning of the EPO era, the Mapei triple one of its crowning moments.

@@isitrachelorj3953 Dr. Michele Ferrari

people will talk about him when he wins big races

He is super talented and his efforts and potential were already highlighted during several races this season, including the one he won in Mallorca. Maybe you should look in the right places, or even better, try to promote him positively yourself in the cycling fan community instead of complaining ?

The prep is as good now as it was then. Only reason they didn't go 1st-4th was Ballerini punctured. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LB44qtwOvpI.html

A great moment... until you realized they were on the Ferrari protocol.

Gewiss in Fleche was incredible dirty. The dirtiest of them all, but I don't think we can compare this besides 3 teammates dropping everyone else the competition and course are completely different.

Good point

It wasn't like they were the only riders doping back then. The Mapei trio dropped all the other dopers because they hit them hard at exactly the right time in a pre-planned coordinated assault. Just like we saw today. My comments had nothing to do with doping. Chapeau Jumbo, chapeau.

I see you're a "man of culture"

@@abp1400 Is he? Laporte, not known as a slouch could barely hold on the two superstars who rode away on terrain that suited them. Nothing unusual or surprising here. If Laporte had extended his contract at Cofidis and Roglić had left Jumbo for some reason, we could have seen the same riders on the podium (probably WVA woulda won then) and nobody would have thought of Fleche '94. They didn't TTT for a third of the race like Gewiss did. And I don't see an explosion in performance of the rider Laporte, which should be the case if he found some "marginal gain" that Jumbo has that Cofidis does not have. And people who are mentioning Gewiss are implying that Jumbo is doing something illegal. More so than the other teams. I don't like it. They've made a perfect signing (Laporte) and now they are being accused of something.

@@chrisko6439 I agree, it's hardly like Rabobank have form...

Have a look at Stage 1 prologue of La Vuelta this year taking place in Utrecht.

one of Michele Ferrari's best wins!

@@Moishe555 Just the right amount of orange juice that day. 😁

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@@LanterneRougeCycling Yippie! 😊

Monsieur, ouvrez les yeux ....

@@ecommoy et alors 🤪

Moi aussi ,je trouve que la décision d'équipe d'accorder à C.Laporte cette victoire est une belle décision. Ça ne peut être que la traduction d'un bon esprit d'équipe.

Because in practice it's so incredibly hard to pull off unless something else is going on with the riders if this starts happening consistently. The last time something this huge happened was 1994, and looking back now it's a giant red flag(I hope it's not in this case) that under the radar doping is about to become recklessly rampant because it was going undetected and formally cautious riders started becoming all but obvious about it in the feats that they started pulling off in that era. Pre-doping Lance watched a team consistently do this for a season back in 94, and like Barry Bonds, it's what pushed him into doping no questions asked. It sucks to have to think this way, but just look at the legends era of the 60s and 70s and ask yourself, why even Molteni, Bianchi, or Filotex with their collection of star power weren't constantly doing this, then ask yourself why Lance would come in second on so many days after stealing the whole show for most of a race, and looking like he still had loads of gas in the tank?

@@danielhall3895 You sure it wasn't because of aliens?

Tout a fait d accord

Then all teams are on dope by your dumb logic.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LB44qtwOvpI.html

You think Jumbo is on the stuff?

@@ericlehman53 Pretty sure on a lot of stuff, but I don't see a reason to suspect they are doing anything what the other teams don't do. Laporte is a great rider, a perfect signing, scroll to his last year's results when he was with Cofidis, he does perform very well on hard not too hilly races. Example: stage 3 Tour de Suisse '21: 1st MVDP, 2nd Laporte(Cofidis), 3rd Alaphilippe, 4th Matthews, 5th Schachmann. You shouldn't be suprised if a rider who can compete against these riders also can ride away with WVA and Roglić on a short hill.

Mapei as well. Those teams had their moments

@@robanderson9565 and they were juiced up to the eyeballs,

Brought this up in another comment, and someone accused me of conspiracy theories when it was one of the first glaring clues something was wrong with that era, as exciting as it was.