Tour de France 2024 - Jonas Vingegaard : “Booing and throwing chips... strange, I don't understand” 

they don't make laws, and a roadside is not a private venue. It's tough to avoid or punish those idiots

@@leondarcy7367 It's already illegal, it's called assault. The riders need to stop being "nice guys" and start pressing charges or it's just going to get worse. You can't throw shit at people in everyday life, its no different during a bike race.

It is already illegal to attack people my man.

@@leondarcy7367 Dude, what? Of course it's illegal to "attack" someone. Unless you redefine what "attack" means.

The question is beyond ridiculous. Never, because the "Tour de France orgs" aren't the legislative in France.

That is half a statement.

They are at that. Might I add there are also many many class acts in cycling. Especially at this level

do you know the day before the start many crazy people drink all night and get drunk then they do not know what they are doing ,go where all the DUTCH are on the road they are maniac crazy all night with loud music many are on the road or never been on a rice bike and no clue how the riders suffer.

Definitely me too. I like humkle, respectful guys and not overreacting as the other one. I hope he will come back, but it's gonna be tough. Hopefully tomorrow he can grab 30sec or more

​@@mntpl1000Tadej is also humble, he never said that he has won the tour already or that its over for Jonas. What do you mean?

@@mntpl1000 cycling is such a tough sport. Makes football look silly

​@@tvs_adonisI didn't like this guy from day one. I remember in 2020 on the final TT. I knew something was weird with him. Since he is playing the marketing guy although he is probably the cycling of the world right know' I don't like him

@@mntpl1000”you knew”? Cool story, bro.

Absolutely….nothing but respect to come back that quick and do as well as he has

An excellent take you have there my friend. The race is better with both of these guys.

Legal 👍

and they really like and respect eachother. thats very different to the favourites years ago - no matter what they say today!

hot sauce... pah... salt & pepper with some onions on top.

The solution is a 30 day jail term for interfering with the race.

ngl, i'd throw piss at Lemond today

Spectators must fk them up..

Do you think it's allowed to throw stuff into people's faces? Wth are you even talking about.

Merckx was hit!

All the riders you name, plus Pogacar and Vingegaard are obviously big liars and cheaters.

@@mathieuberquet3988why? Do you have proof?

@@mathieuberquet3988 Wow, that is an extraordinarily bitter and angry take. I am surprised you follow professional cycling--or any professional sport--much less comment on it in public. I would ask if you have accomplished anything of note in your own small life, but I don't need to, do I? If Pog or JV has told a lie, it is the lie demanded by insignificant NPCs who refused to grow up and figure out how the world works, or were simply unable to.

@@duaneboxwell9137 Your comment shows either a very candid view of pro sport, or a complaisance in achieving a goal by any means, including cheating. Pro sport is my job by the way. I know very precisely what is humanly possible and what’s not. I can attest that what those two riders achieve is not humanly possible, by far. From that, you can conclude what you want. By the way, my point of view is the same as all scientists who are working on aerobic professional athletes. There is no discussion on it in the field. Moreover, if you have the luck to speak with pro athletes, as I have, you will be completely horrified by the means some riders use to reach the level we see at the front of the race in TDF.

@@HeySers Yes. Make your search and you will find indirect but irrefutable proof. Like all the suspect performances in the past, I’ve shown to others the numbers which shows the cheaters. They have all been convicted (most of the time by other athletes) with blood transfusions, chemical helpers, electric bikes, and now genetic modification. Look at the past a,d you will understand the present and see the future.

any links?

And that is good!

Please stop. Just enjoy the race.

Copium

@@fangru7294factual

@@fangru7294 must be good to know your hero can beat a man who is recently out of ICU

They lied. And he could ne doping

Jonas Pogacar?

@@Next96300 apparently everyone's from Slovenia

Mi sembrava stanca la macchina è adesso che comincia il bello la macchina si può fondere

That's rude. I bet you don't look too good yourself.

Heard hes got to peal 6000 kg of patatoes in the crispfactory.....

Some people thinks this is a football match where you can boo at the opponents. But that kind of fan behavior shouldn’t be a part cycling.

How do you police a 180 km stage with multiple climbs of 12-15 km in length?

With 100 police men, same way they police WRC tracks, nothing new

@@oscarbarquincaloca5762 Comparing a bike race to WRC is preposterous. Besides WRC stages being much shorter, it's one thing to be standing on the road when bikes are passing by. It's another when it's a rally car. Concern for personal safety keeps people out of the way of a rally car. You think 100 policemen can control crowds along a 180 km TdF stage? That's one policeman for every 1.8 km. That's nothing. You should lookup how many police are along each stage at the TdF. It's a heck of a lot more than 100.

He would have lost more time. The last climb was way too flat. Even if he had dropped Pogacar, he would have just come back on the flat part and counterattacked him.

Do you really think he would have dropped Pogacar when he lost nearly 40 seconds in 4.5k?

​@@Knofrisyou don t get it. He only lost on the flatter parts, downhill xand the Nealey relay.

@@rayerscarpensael2300 Won’t change the fact that he lost 40 seconds in 4.5k, will it? I asked a question, I didn’t pretend to get anything. So tell me, do you actually believe Jonas would have been able to drop Tadej today?

@@Knofris Your question is perfectly answered by the comment above yourse from Soli11: "The last climb was way too flat. Even if he had dropped Pogacar, he would have just come back on the flat part and counterattacked him." Dont know whats so hard to understand about this. Yes, maybe he would have been able to drop Tadej, if hes attacking at the start of the climb, but it would have made no sense because he wouldnt be able to hold the lead.

Everyone else expected him to get stronger in the mountains, let's see tomorrow

I was actually a bit surprised that he didn't catch back up to Pog, I know the last part of the last climb "levels off" which favors pogi, but after a a brutal tourmalet, I thought he would fade like he did on stage 11.

@@josephsong8911the difference was the teams. Tadej massively benefited from Yates, while Jonas had no one. After stage 11 we could see Tadej can't do it alone so UAE were smart today. Team won the day. Both riders are equally strong. Jonas is better on longer climbs, Tadej is better on shorter punchier climbs and straights. Jonas is a little off his best form but looks almost super human considering the crash and all the missed prep/altitude camp/leadup stages he has endured. It seems unreal

Tadej can't win the tour by himself obviously after what we saw in stage 11. And this year UAE has the better team. Visma really needed Kuss. Jonas/Tadej look equal, which is crazy considering Jonas isn't in top form.

@@MarkTomehHow exactly do Jonas and Tadej look equal? Jonas was stronger on one stage, Tadej looked stronger on every single other stage. They aren’t on the same level as of right now, if they were they didn’t have a 2 minute gap between them.

Eerm no.

@@out_spocken rude

never been

How can Vingegaard, with just two Grand Tours to his name, be considered as the GOAT (except by fanboys and girls who know little about the sport and who confuse feelings with thinking)?

@@nomdaploom its fck crazy 🤣🤣

Maybe a different story if Sepp Kuss was there

Are you still happy with his decision?

What's your point??

Tomorrow's stage is more for JONAS' style

you people keep saying this and every single time are proven wrong i love it! Pay closer attention to racing. This is not a one man sport

@@BoCaineevery single time? Did u not watch TdF 2022 and 2023?

@@stoneyyg you just proved my entire point lol use your brain

@@BoCainelol. Thank you

He is missing Sepp Kuss.

Last year = this year.

Tomorrow's stage is more for JONAS' style

Absolutely delusional lol but best of luck to you

They are all eating stakes. The same Alberto ate. Some stakes are tastier than others. That’s all.

these guys make millions brozo, relax

@@SB-nh7uv Because they are the best in the world in their sports and works hard and dedicated every single day. Does that make it okay with you they are getting things tossed i their faces? If the benchmark for that are money for you maybe time someone throw some chips at the fossil fuel bosses that corrupts our planets atmosphere and bribe our politicians, not these guys that sacrifices to entertain us all.

No, he was too big and havy... 😂😂

Relax, with froome the people speak the same, and contador the steak all know that somebody put something illegal, because the France not won nothing

I agree and people have been saying he will improve but, what does he have left? There are no reserves and today he looked like he went really really deep to just give up the 40 seconds.

Not

They threw it in pogi's face too

you really sound like a clown, the chips were thrown at both riders lol get off your high horse

Your Mom must be proud of you

Pavel The Oracle. Hip Hip Hurraaaaaa.

@@mrsewe417he sure looks like an oracle after stage 14

@@segdoc Indeed I'm an oracle 😁

@@pavelnedved3301 Fantastic stuff from you Pavel. Keep it up. Nobody else could have seen that coming.

What an arrogant comment from a completely indifferent keyboard warrior!

Calling Jonas arrogant, is prob the most silly thing I have heard so far. The most down to earth guy you will ever meet in sport

you and everybody else know nothing. you say hes cheating, would you bet your life on that, or your wife/kids........100% sure, no you wouldnt, so your'e not that sure are you

We’ve got a professional analyst right here, Mathieu tell me more about the secrets you know

They are not cheating. Everyone is doing the same thing.

When Mathieu speaks we will just listen and learn. Was that you with those chips, Mathieu?

@@bonvoyage5377 I would put all I have to bet on this cheater. I know I would win. 110% sure. If you were in the cyclist world, you would know it.