Primož Roglič: The Best Cyclist To Never Win The Tour de France
In this captivating video, discover the remarkable transformation of Primož Roglič, from a ski jumper to one of the cycling world's most formidable competitors. Join us as we delve into Roglič's awe-inspiring journey, highlighting his greatest accomplishments in races like Giro d'Italia and exploring why he is hailed as the Tour de France's greatest challenger who is yet to claim the ultimate victory. Don't miss out on witnessing the incredible story of Primož Roglič, the cyclist who defied all odds in his quest for triumph at the grandest stages of cycling.
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Chapeu.....what a great story.....Your contents are really amazing, pls just keep up the good work....and forza Pogi for the third TDF23..... greetings from Portorose SLOVENIA.... truly your devote subscriber..
I was very bummed when Roglic said he wouldn’t be in this years TdF, but what he did in the Giro was magical.
You know that 4th Vuelta a Espana in a row is coming...
@@TrueSportsLore yeah it’s a cool move making the decision to do all these other races instead. It’s something not many other people would do.
@@TrueSportsLorenot really in a row since he didn't win it last year, but I really hope he will win again
Remco will win for the 2nd time in a row
@@driesGOD yeah Remco is incredible to watch. Looking forward to seeing what he does over the next couple years.
Small correction: Roglic and Vingegaard were co-leaders in 2022, and that was what helped them win the Tour. Being able to isolate Pogacar from his team and then attacking him continously with two GC threats on stage 11 was what broke Pogi.
correct good sir, didnt they attack him like 6 times on just one stage?
@@mjj789 I think so before Col de Granon, and then again one time on the climb, with Vingegaard going clear the last time.
I think this year Pogačar will absolutely crush Vingegaard and next year Roglic will be a leader of the team on TDF
@@zangradisek a 34 year old roglic being a team GC guy is pushing it, I only slightly believe thats possible cause I know Rog excels in warm climates and Pog excels in cool climates.
@@mjj789 I am talking about role in team Jumbo Visma...how he is going to beat Pogi is other thing😂
Primož is such a special person, much bigger than TDF..so if he wins it or not, doesn't make any difference.
You can't imagine the shock in Slovenia after the tdf2020 when some other Slovenian named Tadej took away the win from Slovenian hero Roglič. The rest is history.
Biggest part you forgot to mention is that he was actually discovered when he had 75 vo2max as a ski jumper when doing aerobic test…The main doctor at Slovenia national sport faculty immediately called the best Slovenian cycling team and said to them: If you don’t take him i will create my own team and he will ride for me.
75 is good but not that great though? there are super talents in the 90's even 100. But maybe ski jumping is a complete non endurance sport and the fact that he didnt train endurance and had 75 was good? I dont know.
@@TellusJD 75 is really really nuts for someone who isn't really training for it.
@@xAudiolith But you would assume that a ski jumper does have some training. Sure 75 might be high among ski jumpers.
Thank you for covering my idol. He's the best and i know he'll win a TDF one day. And Olympic champ, 3 time Vuelta winner and a Giro D'Itlia. He can do it.
Raymond Poulidor finished 8 time in the Top 3 at the Tour de France. Easily the best cyclist to never win.
You can argue about that, but what is sure, is that there are plenty riders who achieved (sometimes far) more than Roglic and never won the Tour. A lot of them weren't GT material, but still... Think about Sean Kelly, Alejandro Valverde, Roger De Vlaeminck, Francesco Moser, Alfredo Binda, Rik Van Looy, Constante Girardengo, Fabian Cancellara, Laurent Jalabert, Tony Rominger, Guiseppe Saronni, Freddy Maertens.
@@l.d.t.6327 you can’t compare one day cyclists to GT riders. A lot of those guys you mentioned are one day specialists. That’s not what Roglics focuses on as a cyclist. Roglic is most likely the best GT riders to never win a TDF. Heaps of people say WVA is a better cyclist than Roglic and I don’t see how that’s true. Results-wise Roglic blows WVA out of the water. They have both won one monument each. WVA is a monster at the TDF however he seems to be on a skid. You can’t compare them, yes WVA is a better one day cyclist than Roglic however Roglic is a better stage race cyclist than WVA. One is a one day specialist and the other is a GT specialist.
How do you come to that conclusion? Raymond only won 1 Vuelta where a Roglic has won 3 plus a Giro. They have both finished 2nd in the TDF. Also Roglic blows him away in his results at one week stage races. Roglic has won every one week stage race besides the Swiss Tour. Coming up short 8 times doesn’t make the you best rider to never win the TDF. It’s based on who has the best results without winning the TDF.
@@DynamiteDB No, I'm simply comparing the all time ranks in procyclingstats. All 12 riders I mentioned are higher in that ranking, more than half of those have won a GT.
@@DynamiteDB check Tony Rominger.
Only started biking @ 22 years old & about 2-3 years won grand tours already...... though except TDF!
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Thank you!
good video! very well made.
A move to Ineos with full focus on him as sole captain would be insane
We struggle to see Jumbo be willing to rip up his contract to allow him a move to Ineos
@@TrueSportsLore I agree - it would also be another fears competitor however I belive Jonas is the strongest rider right now
I would have liked to have seen him move to Ineos rather than BORA. However a lot of people were against him moving to Ineos.
champion. might not have won the TDF, but he won it for team JV in 2022
Well produced video.
Thank you!
Cycling owes Roglic a Tour de France just like Football owed Leo Messi a World Cup.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 cycling does not owe him nothing. He need to take whatever he can salvage before his time come to an end
roglic is a specialist in failure. As a ski jumper especially and also as a cyclist when you be honest. how many tour de france stages did he win? How many big battles did he won? How old is he already. I guess max 2 years and he retires as a looser
@@pascalb.7126All those wins and you call him a loser 😂 bro you for real?😂
@@pascalb.7126 he technically has more Grand tours at the moment than vingegaard and pogi combined. Within the last 10 years of GTs, that makes him second to froome with nibali at 4 too. It's not TDFs sure....but how does only missing out on TDFs make a GC rider a "failure" as a whole in the sport....a sport that he didn't mean to even start until turning 21
@@pascalb.7126Loser? Really? 3 times Vuelta winner and Giro winner? Also Liege Bastogne Liege 2020 winner? Cycling is not just TDF. In that respect all the classics specialists are bunch of losers, because they never won TDF. Calling roglic loser when you haven't done anything worthwhile other than writing nonsense in the comment section of a video about your so called 'looser' just shows who's the real loser.
Thanks for the education 😊I had no idea that Primoz was such a Beast, he’s amazing. Wow 😮; I enjoyed watching him support Jonas last TDF. Is Wout the steamroller at TDF this yr? I hope so, he’s races ruthlessly 😂
WVA is on a skid. I think we are starting to see the downside of his career. His 2023 season was pretty ordinary, he only won 1 race from memory. Now he also has a pretty bad crash to deal with which requires surgery. A lot of people love WVA but is he really as good as people make out? I don’t think so, he’s just really loved. He’s only won one monument. His results at the tour are super impressive but thats it. I’m not saying he’s bad but I just don’t think he’s as good as people make out and I don’t think people realise that his palmares isn’t that great compared to others.
19:50 The question is how tired Vingegaard will be. If Vingegaard is near his best, Roglic has no chance to win the Vuelta. At least Roglic must have been pleased to see Vingegaard avenge the Planche des Belles Filles time trial by crushing Pogacar even worse in this Tour's time trial.
Good chance he will be tired. Not many managed to win multiple of the Big three in 1 calendar year, let alone win win back to back. Time between the two is relatively short, usually not enouygh to fully recuperate from the previous one. Winning a Giro, then a Vuelta is more "doable" I guess.
@@TerranigmaQuintet The Tour-Vuelta combo was done as recently as 2017. The Giro-Vuelta combo hasn't been achieved since 2008.
Don't forget Kuss, i think he had also a change for winning the Vuelta!
@@Calisthenics-vp2ot Circumstances did help him a little, but he was still really strong. Especially considering he's raced all three grand tours this year. Arguably the greatest season for a super-domestique ever, helping two teammates win the Giro and Tour, then winning the Vuelta himself (with those other guys rounding out an incredible podium).
The best cyclist to never when the TdF is Raymond Poulidor
How? Roglics results blow Raymond’s out of the water. He’s won way more races than Raymond. Just because he came up short a bunch of times doesn’t make him the best cyclist to never win.
It was a mistake and rather bizarre sending him to the giro in 2019 as I think he would have won the 2019 tour comfortably and now it looks like he will never win the tour
Yeah 2019 would have been his year, Benal won and though he has crashed its clear he never was that strong. As he is still young and has trained back for years now and still is just around top 10.
I think you're being a bit harsh on Roglic for crashes, while yes they have been a significant problem costing him 2021's Paris Nice and 2019's Giro most notably, his crashes in the 2021 and 2022 editions of the Tour De France were not his fault. 2021 had the now infamous 1st week with 3 Jumbo Visma riders dnf'ing, beginning with the stage 1 "Allez opi omi" sign crash that caught Jumbo Visma at the head of the peloton, and then further incidents that plagued the first week of the tour with terribly designed final sections resulting in many riders going down and Roglic dnf'ing after loosing significant time at the first mountain stage dropping nearly 20 mins. 2022 also was a pretty chaotic first week of the tour with some pretty terrible crashes, not as bad overall as 2021, but for Roglic on stage 6 he'd clip a hay bale positioned horrendously close to the track, and in a technical chicane. He would finish the stage dropping some time, but he dislocated his shoulder at this time, and later would be found to have possibly fractured 2 vertebrae. The fact that he didn't immediately dnf from the tour was impressive, and his heroics in stage 11 absolutely slaughtering Pogacar and UAE in route to securing Vingegaard the initial lead on gc that would only extend with some amazing efforts from Wout played a pivotal role in Pogacar winning the TDF. His winning of the GIro this year proved that he is still a force to contend with and gives him a poetic final major win to his career. I don't think that he will ever win the TDF, that window has come and gone, Vingegaard is simply an alien and a close second to Pogacar, and with him in Jumbo Visma, I can't see Roglic getting another shot at GC as well in the TDF, he's pretty loyal to Jumbo Visma so I think hes gonna run out the rest of his career with them, but given how close this last Giro was, and the fact that his competition wasn't quite the level as the TDF this year (Geraint Thomas, Joao Alemeida, Thibaut Pinot rounding out the gc at the Giro with Remco Evanepoel retiring from the race with covid19 while still in the maglia rosa at the time with quite the lead) I'd doubt that we will be graced with a Roglic win at the TDF. That being said, I hope to god that TJV decide that 2024 is going to be another wierd dual GC TDF and have Roglic Ride as the GC along with Vingegaard, and task Sepp Kuss with the lead GC mantle at the other world tours, maybe even Wout at those, as he'd definitely be a solid option. Although realistically Vingegaard is just the way to go, hes younger, is the defending TDF champ, currently leading the GC and doesn't have the same volitility as Roglic. I say all of this as a massive Roglic Fan and TJV fan, I've been a big fan of Roglic for a while, and have thoroughly enjoyed watching him and cheered him whenever he races, I'd love to see him win the Tour, it would be a fitting achievement that would cement him in legacy as one of the greatest and most unlikely stories in all of cycling history. However I don't think that he even needs to do this to be remembered as an all time great. He 100% has a few more stage race gc's in his bag, and I'm excited to see him at this year's Vuelta, the absolutely heinous course that they have devised for this years rendition will definitely suit him and the fact it has team time trial will always benefit TJV as they have arguably the most stacked lineup of any world tour team. It might be fireworks at the vuelta, or it could be a cake walk for roglic but either way hes going down in history as an all time great with or without a GC win at the Tour.
Great!!!
The best cyclist to never win the Tour is obviously Lance Armstrong.
LOL
Lance is the GOAT... The others it's just a cyclists...
Anyone who has read even a little about lance as a person knows he is far from great...
@@seanclarke7248 you maybe think about Tyler Hamilton, Floyd Landis and someone like those... Yes they also was doped, like the others tdf champions...
@@renatokelemen17 it’s not the fact that he was doped, is how he behaved as a team mate, competitor and general part of society. He was manipulative, extortive, lying, and all in all terribly narcissistic and borderline sociopath. He was a fantastic athlete, but an awful person.
Good video, only what it's missing I feel like you really rushed it at the end. Not showing how much even Roglic helped Vingegaard to win TDF where he completely sacrifised himself while being injured, redemption how he won giro on last time trial etc.
Sick athlete!
Sick? Why? Why he changed sports? cause he was a specialist in failure in ski jumping. Also in cycling most of the time
@@pascalb.7126🤡
@@pascalb.7126he’s a failure in cycling? He’s widely regarded as one of the best grand tour cyclists of this generation. That’s a crazy thing to say 😂. Winning 3 Vueltas, a Giro, Olympic Gold, a monument and every one week stage race certainly isn’t something a failure can do. Extremely ignorant comment. He was also a successful ski jumper but he made the switch to cycling.
Thnak you, very good vid.
Thank you!
Depending what happens this year with Vingo, he could get another crack at the tour, next year. But, 1 on 1 it looks impossible to beat Pogacar. So, he’d need a strong team & a little luck.
He is 33, he aint gonna beat Pog in the Tour ever
Hey hey hey, just one word for that title: Poulidor ;)
Didn't start cycling until he was 21?... So you're saying there's a chance?
he was a professional athlete from early age tho
He was used to training schedules and a professional athlete’s lifestyle
ROGLA LEGENDA WHO CARES IF HE DOESN'T WIN TDF
I would definitely put Alejandro Valverde to mention here. Folks with more years experience would probably name Raymond Poulidor as a shoo-in. And if Nairo Quintana and Richard Virenque is mentioned at the end of this video then Alex Zülle, Tony Rominger, Gianni Bugno and Claudio Chiapucci certainly needs to be mentioned. Perhaps also Denis Menchov and Andrew Hampsten. You could also say someone like Raphaël Geminiani from the 50s or go way back in time and mention Jean Alavoine before the war.
I like HIM and hè has won a lot and has lot of humor go primos
He should just go to Ineos and they can surround him with quality people to win TdF.
Maybe if Pogacar+Jonas aint there, no way he will win otherwise he had huge trouble with Almeida+Thomas in the mountains this Vuelta and they are non factors if V+P shows up. He won't be getting younger eihter. Sadly don't see much chance for him winning a tour, then again same could have been argued for Nibali and things "worked out" for him.
@@oscarlindvall1053 he crashed badly and had some part of his meat removed.
@@oscarlindvall1053Nibali was only 29 at the time...
He went life and death to win against an over the hill Garent Thomas who wasn’t even competitive against Jonás. I would love for him to add the tdf to his trophy case but seeing the reality of his age and Jonas’ superiority ove him at this point.
Jonas Vinegegaard is participating in Vuelta this is going to be massive GC fight.
Who do you think wins?
Nah. While Roglic is great, he is not on the Level of Vingegaard on grand tours.
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Primoz will win the tour de France cuz he still wants to be the best he'll get his chance
Nope
@@Kvs-vf9nt congrats in your mission, your country will be very proud
Although I get creating a narrative of his fearlessness being the reason behidn all his crashes is something u want when trying to make a video on someones career in several sports. Howeve,r it may have been true for his skijumping crash, but there is a different reason for the ones in his cycling years. Lack of experience. Riding in a peloton and positioning there during long races, is a skill u learn over many years, most riders who make it to pros do this since their (early) youth, him coming in so late at 21 means he hasn't, and it caused most of his crashes whilst in the peloton. And whiel fearlessness may have played a part in some of his other crashes, many can be explained by lack of steering ability and knowing how to go around corners at fast pace, something u need to learn over many years too.
Great rider! At this point Ineos is the right team for him. At Jumbo he will never win TDF!
he is a specialist in failure. He is number 5 in jumbo or so.
Ah yes. Just like how winning the giro was a failure.
Rogla bo zmagu še na Tur d Franc ... Pol gre pa lahko mirno v penzijo. / Na domači polici bo imal vse največje pokale iz sveta kolesarstva.👍✌💪🙏🚴♂👀🚲🏆🥇☯🔆♾
Had a quick look on the two best all time road rankings: "pro cycling stats" and Pieter van Uijtregt's fantastic "cyclingranking". Giving only the riders ranked ahead of Primoz on both sites he's currently behind Girardengo, Bitossi, Poulidor, Binda, Zabel, Rominger, Sagan, Maertens, Saronni, Jalabert, van Looy, Valverde, de Vlaeminck, Moser and Kelly amongst riders not to have won a Tour de France. Saronni, Zabel, Maertens and Sagan (and arguably van Looy and de Vlaeminck) could never think of winning a Tour de France. So Roglic still needs a few more successes elsewhere to get amongst the top ten of great riders with any kind of chance who failed to close the deal.
Obviously this refers to riders who are capable of winning it but never have, while some on your list fit that, many don't. As you said, the likes of Zabel and Sagan could never hope that have a chance, they arent as allround as is needed to win such a Tour. Roglic clearly does.
@@TerranigmaQuintet either obviously or ignorantly. There's not much sign of any awareness of the riders of the first hundred years of the race. Obviously second best rider of the past 20 years to never win the tour is less attention grabbing if rather closer to the truth.
I am still sure that will Primos one day win at the tour de France
No
@@Kvs-vf9nt who are you to say no? history has shown people can do the unthinkable.
@@AndrezzSpideyzzz 🤣🤣🤣
@@AndrezzSpideyzzz I say no. Bet that he will never win the tdf. His days are over. Or half the participants for gc have to crash out. Or not participate that he can ride against an Enric Mas like Evenepoel did on previous Vuelta.
@@Kvs-vf9nt thats hardly an explanation based on trends that dont necessarily have to continue, i can give you a few examples of relatively old ridders winning grand tours such as Gino bartalii who won tdf at 34, cadel evans tdf at 34, chris horner la vuelta at 41, jean marie leblanc tdf at 33, chris froome tdf at 32. my point is, you cant count him out until he gives up, thats pathetic given that his talent is evident for everyone.
Breukink, Kelly. Anderson. Bugno, Moser, Remco. Arguments can be made each have as good or better resumes without TdF.
You put Remco in that list damn...
He would fit in Bora-Hansgrohe
Funny story german world tour team Bora-Hansgrohe nearly signed him for his neo-pro contract but Primoz went to Jumbo because the could pay around 10000€ more. With Bora he could have continued to ride Spezialied.
Never say never
True but it'll be tougher than ever
fino je videti kakšen posnetek njega
going from skii jumping to cycling is wild, i guess he just didnt know how good his cardiovascular system is.
he was a specialist in failure in ski jumping that s why he changed. He is still a loser.
Roglic will ride the Tour next year and Jonas Giro + Vuelta so they both have a chance at completing the grand tour triple. Mark my words.
not gonna happen
Haha funny but NO!
@@tonyg3091if Jonas doesn’t win the tdf this year i think jumbo take roglic and jonas as co leaders to the TDF again
@@tonyg3091 why not, oh wait you cant read the future
@@AndrezzSpideyzzz He will be 34
"The Best Cyclist To Never Win The Tour de France" was Raymond Poulidor, Matthieu van der Poel's grandfather!
raymond along with sean kelly for me too
Everyone commenting as if Rogla cares about opinions🤣 he will do what he wants to do that's it. I know him personally and I know his former ski jumping coach very well, I'm from his hometown. One thing we all need to understand about Rogla..mentally he's on a whole next level-nothing we say here will have an impact on his life. Let guy be huh? Good video
Still never a tdf win. Giro against 38y old Thomas is easy.. If he was in this tour be had to ride for that Danish twat. Pogacar best Slovenian and even best off this generation!
Sean Kelly would like a word…
2024 hopefully :(
POULIDOR.
At 1:10 we clearly see where Primoz’s love for bike crashing comes from😂
Sadly Primoz will never win the Tour in his career. Pogacar and Vingegaard are in a whole different category. If he started his career sooner he would have been one of the all time greats.
So Roglic won every world tour stage race execpt Tout de France and the one week races Tour de Suisse and tour de Pologne
Sorry, but poulidor the best cyclist that never won the tour. Not even a discussion.
and Sean Kelly must be a close second
not yet 😉
Great video but Seán Kelly is the best to never win tdf.
Fair enough!
This is 100 percent incorrect. That title easily goes to Lance Armstrong who never won 7 TDF yellow jerseys in a row!
Bardet>
bruh.......ok I won't say anything
First Slovenia stage win in the Tour???? Have we not heard of Peter Sagan, little known pro cyclist that he is????
Sagan is from Slovakia
in cycling we do know sagan....the slovakian. but never heard of sagan the slovene. don't know about cycling, but it seems like little known geography is to this lovely creature here🤡
putting Quintana in the same sentence as roglic is insulting.
Nairo Quintana?
lesser wins than rog in every significant thing i guess... grand tours, olympics, stage wins, ....the only category he might be up on roglic maybe the souvenir prize they give on crossing highest peak first on tour. he has 3 or 4
Roglic quintana dumoulin
Lance Armstrong?
Well, how would we know that not juiced up Armstrong would have been a better cyclist than Roglic?
Primoz will win TDF 2024
Uh, drop Virenque and Quintana. Put in Tony Rominger instead.
woahhhh that duo of zulle and rominger was underrated imo
Alfredo Binda... Am I a joke to you?
Dude needs to up his bone broth game
'Promosm' 👀
Damn why wasn't he in the tour of France this year, he's a better cyclist than Vingegaard, he could've won last year tour if not because of the accident he had :(
He is definitely not better than vingegaard.
With the conclusion of this year's Tour in mind, do you honestly still think he could have bested Vingegaard?
Do you think Roglic has a chance to win the tour de france in the future or has his time past?
If he goes to Ineos he has a chance
Damn I never thought about that, so hopefully he goes to ineos, when his contract expires? Hope is very soon
Jonás crushes him, especially in the 3rd week.
No. Not with a fit Vingegaard there too. As it is, there's isn't a pro rider that can beat Jonas' numbers in week three of a GT when fit. Best bet for the coming years will most likely continue to be Pogacar if he's willing to prioritise the Tour over all else.
So Roglic > Basso?? I think not.
The thing is he has always been the second best or the 3rd best. I think there is definitely others that should be considered the best to never to win. Hes just the best not to win in the last 5-10 years. He is going for the second most contested races in the giro and vuelta. And thats where the second or third best wins. As you cannot do either if you do tdf. The schedule is too tight to recover. So hes a very good and elite rider but he lacks that last umpf to be the best. But also in giro and vuelta I dont see him beating Remco - except when he pulls out of the race as in the giro this year.
Roglic is one of the greatest
Roglic is One of the greatest that has ever raced. His best form is still ahead of him. He can beat Pogacar, Vingegaard and Evenepoel. People like you want to write his story and make your narrative. He is behind Froome, the rider with the most grand tours who aren t retired. Put some respect on his name
And that Evenepoel stuff? Stage 8 of This giro tells everything i needed to know. Oh and by the way, he still beat remco at Catalunya
Remco is the strongest... when he doesn't race. It's funny how stuff like the Tour de Suisse (aka when Remco underperforms) just gets ignored & doesn't count.
Roglic was 2nd on the tour and 1st in vuelta on the same year,so it can bw done to win 2 GTs in a year. He was mighty close
Wee bit different rider, not actually a GC/3 week guy, although he did win the Vuelta, KING KELLY. Best cyclist,by far, not to win the Tour. Again, not really a TDF type.
Perhaps went into the '83 tour as favourite with Hinault absent and led into the mountains but heat and climbs proved too much, finishing 7th behind the debut winner Fignon. Three more top tens in the '80s followed (never better than 4th in '85) with crashes ruining any chances from '86 to '88. Too talented to miss the classics and required by sponsors to ride every race in Spain, France was always ridden at the end of months of frenetic activity.
@@user-jh1fm9qe6i brilliantly covered, I guess you might agree with my take.
I gave it a like but lance should not be included in anything.
:(
I hope POG wrecks Jonas on tour this year and Jumbo decides to go with Primoz next year and that he gets his first in 2024.
Aged well.
The best cyclist to never win the Tour de France is Nairo Quintana
Sorry but i refuse to Set him over polidor
Richie Porte was the best to never win. Just saying.
Doping before cycling, doping during cycling, retiring a millionaire
Your name is deepat. Stick to keyboard warrior life
Roglic just won the last giro cause evenepoel had to go home for nothing...it s no true victory. This man would win nothing when the opponents would have been stronger in giro and vuelta. He struggled so much in his career. So much chances with jumbo. He s nothing compared to other performances in the past and athletes. Sorry.
And Evenepoel wouldn't have won Vuelta with Roglic still in it. Mark my words pin this. Evenepoel never wins another grand tour ever again!
@@Kvs-vf9nt evenepoel is 23 years old, he will a lot grand tours. Much more than roglic.
@@pascalb.7126 I say no. Only when competition is weak yeah. Normally there are big names in Vuelta. But last year there was nobody. I mean if Mas can be second in a GC... Where is the time that TDF competitors started the Vuelta too.
@@Kvs-vf9nt Last years field was perfectly normal for the Vuelta. If you call that Vuelta win not worth much, than the same count for Roglic's Vuelta wins. And Evenepoel showed only weakness on 2 stages after he got injured, after those 2 stages he never showed weakness again.
Yet. Yet.
He is also the best cyclist that never had seven member support team on TdF. Courtesy of his team background games.
The best doper maybe, eating that well balanced Jumbo diet
the best doper may well be among merckx and company...the best known one however...easily 🦾strong