Why was Richard Carapaz FURIOUS with Sergio Higuita? Vuelta a España 2022 Stage 20
2022 ж. 9 Қыр.
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So weird to see bandit Carapaz in the cutest jersey in world cycling
Great performance by RC. He’s a beast winning 3 stages in a grand tour.
Was Carapaz mad at Higuita for pulling a Carapaz? Carapaz lost the right to be upset at anyone for not pulling a long time ago. 😀😀
First thing I thought! And then when Higuita finally gives in, Carapaz sits on him and refuses to pull until he attacks
@@T_-_T did you see the race? I bet it was even distributed betweennthe two
@@jan-hermanrabbers61 nah just this vid, I'll take your word for it though!
@@T_-_T Maybe Higuita was pulling more, but Carapaz was absolutely pulling through with Higuita.
I don't think he was upset. He was just playing a tactic.
Television coverage for this years Vuelta was a major disappointment. I don't know who decided to put the pre-race interview area behind the introduction podium but it was moronic. Too much background babble from the PA announcer to hear most of the questions or answers. The images selected by the director consistently were selected at the worst time. It's been a long 3 weeks.
a rather lacklustre vuelta i feel. lots of key abandons which really could’ve shook the race up. jay vine missing out on polka dot has to be by far the biggest disappointment, he rode beautifully
Great race!
@@stephencurry8552 not compared to what it could’ve been
@@ethanfoy4264 Yes, "if only" is something dullards truck in. Good luck with that.
@@stephencurry8552 i don’t know what point you’re trying to make, but it’s pretty objectively true that this race was a disappointment compared to what it could’ve been
@@ethanfoy4264 According to you. I do not agree with you. Has been the race that it is. People like you, wishing for reality to be changed are silly little things. You are illogical and most obviously incapable of accepting the reality that is.
Gracias LR for your great work this season.
After a phenomenal Giro and Tour it's weird for the Vuelta to be the least volatile and aggressive. But the covid drop outs and crashes have neutered this final week somewhat. Glad Remco got his first GC win, look forward to seeing what he can do next year
Phenomenal giro are you serious? 😂
Worst giro ive seen in a long time
Giro had far less aggressive action, there was only 2 times where the GC group actually did anything and attacked eachother and it was the last mountain stage and Etna, otherwise it was just trains and let the break win the stage by 5 minutes atleast
Surely not the Giro of 2022! It was a snooze affair.
@@Nebrisbeef wasn’t the GC group like 20 deep on Etna 😂
Congratulations to Remco. Certainly his GC win warrants QS taking a full GC team to the TDF 2023 and not a sprinter team as they usually do. Remco deserves the chance at going up against a full strength TJV led byJonas and a UAE led by Tadej. Sergio Hiquita was played like a violin by Carapaz at the end - 'shamed' into pulling and then left behind.
I think taking a sprinter is a better idea actually. For one, they don't really have a full gc team, and it might also put too much pressure. Let him go for the experience the first time. With absolutely no pressure. And just make sure others are in the lead.
Equally they can do what some of the other gc teams do still take a sprinter but with only one or two lead out men giving them the chance but still support for other ambitions, works pretty well for jumbo at the moment
@@Qubie1 The problem is that in the TDF you are either a GC team or you are not. Trying to be a mix of pure sprinters, pure climbers etc - each seeking stage wins never works and Remco will get frustrated.
@@benji1681 If you do that you can't take a pure sprinter - someone who needs a lead out train and also people to ride at the back in the grupetto to get them over the big climb days before the cut-off . You need a climby-sprinty boy as Benji calls them - a Mads or if you're team is really lucky a WVA. But you are still cutting back on your GC support riders to do that.
Lefevre said he's only going in 2025...
I really enjoy your analysis and blow-by-blow. Wish I had this level of understanding of what I am watching when I see it live.
Notice how Evenepoel starred at Mas after he attacked Remco? The Vuelta was over after that...
The vuelta was over after Roglic ate it.
@@rickyurena he wouldn't have won either
@@patpat8727 no, but i could have been fun not just for Roglic atttacking, but also because Roglic presence would create al little more freedom for MAS. With Evenepoel man to man on Mas there was no race at all
@@fabioghezzi1969 I think Remco had everything covered off. Wouldn't have mattered if if it was 1, 2 or 3. He could have ran at the head of the race the whole stage if he wanted. He was just the best.
@@rickyurena he should have stayed upright then
Carapaz was unsatisfied w his position in the pecking order at Ineos, so he's going to EF to be the undisputed leader there. INEOS has found a good mountain shepherd for TDF and poss stage wins and GC contention in other races w Arensman. DSM continues to be a springboard for riders to go to bigger teams.
Padun + carapaz sounds pretty lit for big mountains
In other words: DSM continues to scare away their biggest talents…
Hurray! Alex gets a “remcoorts” cap it seems ;-)
So many commentors that didn't watch the stage are hating on Carapaz, which is beyond me. Higuita didn't pull because of Meintjes, or so he stated, to not have to pull. No matter if it was team loyalty or clever use of the GC standings, I commend Higuita for how he rode. When Meintjes got dropped, Carapaz demanded cooperation, as he should. He had pulled for Higuita for a long time, and then they shared, to give the 2 of them the greatest chance of winning. Neither of them knew who was the stronger of the two, and neither knew how hard the GC group would go. So, Carapaz got annoyed becuase, in Carapaz' mind, Higuita didn't race for his own chances if he didn't pull. When Higuita realized this, probably with support from his team car, he started pulling. Now, Carapaz should have given Higuita 20 seconds on his wheel before demanding a pull. If you want to hate on him for those 20 seconds, go ahead.
Lanterne rouge literally hates Carapaz.
@@sibienf686 Yeah. Patrick is always so biased against Carapaz. With other riders, it's "brilliant riding, brilliant attack." With Carapaz, it's always "bandit" and "this is what he does" and "he demands someone else to pull" who he was pulling all day. These highlights are great, but the anti-Carapaz narrative needs to stop. I'm not pro-Carapaz at all, but nothing he does is any worse or unethical than every other GC rider
Higuita got sold by Carapaz for the 2nd time this year now... Should rly stop doing a single pull for him, even if he's playing Shakespeare at his best
So you get mad when someone isn’t pulling. But you also encourage not to pull. 🤦♂️
@@sibienf686 no talking for him, but some people shoul try some taste of their same medicine. I don't think Carapaz "does not pull" in a blind and stupid way tough. He's very smart and work hard when it suit his chances to win: that's why you should always be careful with him. There are many situation that almost make me laugh in requesting collaboration. 2 examples 1) stage 19 Mas attacks, sees Remco on his wheel and immediately ask him to pull. But Remco has nothing to gain for being alone with MAS and work with 10 second or less on the GC group. Create a good gap and then ask for collaboration. 2) Roubaix 2020 (Corbelli win). VDP reaches the leader group, immediately tryes to leave them behind and when he sees it won't work asks for collaboration. Never ever you will obtain it in that momente because my first tought would be that you will let me and the others pull their turn and then attack again. 1st you should pull "regular" to show you want to go togheter then you will get collaboration.
The young riders really surprised us this Vuelta. Evenepoel was 3rd on my podium before the start, behind Roglic and Mas, but he won. I didn't dare put Ayuso in the top 10, because the team would go for Almeida, just like Rodriguez, Sivakov and Hart because Carapaz was the leader in the standings. Maybe a little chanc for Sivakov. Sivakov got corona, Hart unfortunately had a bad day (glad to see that he showed that the Giro win was no coincidence). Ayuso is 19 and on the podium of the Vuelta. Rodriguez is 21 and finishes 7th (maybe 6th). Evenepoel is 22 and wins. Bernal, Pogacar and Vingegaard were and are also very young, but we have not often seen as young as in this Vuelta. This is also the youngest podium in an eternity.
Arensman 6th, also just 22
@@RubenTheCartographer He's riding so strong this season that I forgot he's so young too.
Its good to see the guy win
I would also be furious with Surge-io Higuita ;) While full of emotion Remco was still asking how Carlos Rodriguez was doing [after crashing a couple of days earlier] when the latter was congratulating him. Good guy.
2022 La Vuelta GC is unchallenged. Hope to see an exciting 2023 tour.
On the ayuso almeida descent I have a diff perspective for your confusion. Almeida pull the last m of the climb and still was pushing. My boy is tired, if the plan is to win w/ ayuso, the ayuso should take the first 2k with load so almeida can rest and then lead him to the sprint since almeida is not a too bad of a sprinter himself. What made them lose for me was just that. Ayuso wouldnt go in front of the bunch until 2k to go for carapaz and at that point race is won. UAE had great execution until this final 5k im my view
How are you doing LR? Are you making a video on the final stage?
Maybe could’ve given Hinguita a chance to catch his breath after crossing the gap to Caracas?
Will there be no summary of the stage 21?
Don't know much about 'Carapaz attacks🚴♀ in the feed zone @2:53'...Is there a rule, a gentlemen's agreement? Really appreciate your effort and knowledge to put into your channel, unlocking many details and even some secrets unnoticeable to outsider viewers. Your 'doesn't really make sense to me' is pure gold and question indeed many riders🚴, tactics, and team managers! Keep it up!
Sino sabes es el campeon olimpico en ruta
He's a olympic winner from Tokio and others more
Carapaz never cares about unwritten rules, not attacking after sitting on the wheel all day is also one that he breaks all the time
the zone was directly at the top. The ones who want to take same, go few meters upfront the group, so they can easily take some and without losing a seconds while getting back right in the group. On flat stage i would say it is not the best. But this is not the case it's fine.
@@nacedeno4216 So, are there rules?
44 years since a Belgian won a three weeks tour. The criticisms of Remco in Belgium have been unbearable. Most of them simply fueled by his youth career at the most prestigious but hated soccer team and simply the poor mentality of Belgian villagers. That’s what caused the outpouring of emotions upon arrival. It’s great to see a 22 years old returning at his junior level of dominance. He erased all the sequels of his brutal crash in Italy. It will be nice to see him at the Giro 2023 and TDF in 2024. I doubt he will focus on any of the Flemish classics yet.
Remco has b f acted like a baby
@@paulsolon6229 Hé has indeed shown too many emotions at times but most of the so-called antics have been blown out. In fact, Eddy Merckx encountered a similarly despicable treatment in his first years by supporters of Van Looy. When Merckx was royally screwed by flemish riders (like at WC) the same type of supporters were applauding the traitors. While he might have brought some to himself, others have received a lot more benefit of the doubt. Even today some asses continue to find fault and cast aspersions. Typical of the Belgian petit esprit.
@@christiantermont4281 fault on all sides, you are correct Let’s not forget merckx busted three times for drugs. Many Belgian cyclists want Remco to lose. They can’t stand him winning. Oh they will be simmering if he dons rainbow jersey for a yr. I think many on team willing to lose their own chance to win rainbow if they can stop Remco from winning rainbow. Bad blood on team The team will implode at worlds possibly. The team has to get together yell and scream and remonstrate maybe even tears but come together as a team Or only tiny chance to win worlds road Let’s hope at worlds mvp is in shape. For finally after 11 yrs wva is better than mvp
@@paulsolon6229 For the record, of the three drug busts, only the last one for Stimul was actually correct. The 1969 Giro farcical bust was later reversed but it was too late. Even Felice Gimondi tried to block the DQ by refusing to wear the Jersey. The 1973 was for an inoffensive cough syrup which was later removed from the WADA illegal substances. Eddy Merckx remains the undisputed GOAT of the sport. The discrimination he suffered at the start of his career were not influenced by those allegations but by the brutal competition among older and newer stars. As far as the WC, the tactic by Belgium was a joke that won’t be repeated this year as Remco is allowed to race and has support. WVA had an off day last year and would not admit it. The Belgian coach is a puppet.
@@christiantermont4281 you educate me, thank you Is your opinion Merckx was not on bennies throughout career? Fignon speculated that bennies and drugs caused his gut cancer The inner workings of Belgium team I don’t know. Outsider view, w limited info. It just seems to me wva is a great teammate and Remco is not. But I don’t know. Once a person thinks he is being targeted that can make him act worse. Maybe Remco is not that bad. Snd what he needed was someone to take him aside privately and talk to him and spend time w him. And believe in him. And no one did. And things got worse. Currently back biting and gossiping on team. Hurts any teams chances
Relative to the TDF this year the Vuelta was a bit dull but that tends to be the case when one rider is so dominant e.g. Pogacar TDF last year and Remco Vuelta this year
and don't forget Roglic crashing out made it all stale, and the third week lacked some real crazy climb(s)
This years TdF was crazy though, like I'd rate this vuelta over last years TdF most likely.
@@RubenTheCartographer Roglic wouldn't have beaten him anyway
When Rodriguez was dropped on the first climb, I thought he would lose minutes and would not be able to be in the top 10. But he came back and lost only 1'08" on Evenepoel after crashing so badly.
Patrick, you better start next video with a big REMCO EEEEEEEEEVENEPOELL
Arensman is so good in the third week of a GT.
I confess I haven't been paying too much attention recently, but I'm curious - does QS now have to go all in for Remco at the Tour next year now? That will be weird. But how can they refuse to let him try?
Good to see that uae saved their climbers for the vuelta.
I want to see DSM having Degenkolb, Hvideberg and Nieuwenhuis sprinting for the bonus seconds tomorrow to make sure Rodriguez doesn't get them.
Love the way you say Meintjes
Carapaz is a clown. He is well known for not pulling and now he gets mad at Higuita for pulling a Carapaz. What a joke.
Its the mind games. He knows Higuata will break under that pressure. Carapaz has nothing to lose, he already won 2 stages and probably the KotM jersey with that
Miren un colombiano enojado porque a Higuita no le dieron las piernas pa ganar. What a joke.
@@RubenTheCartographer I really don't think Higuita was a threat to start with. He's been performing poorly (to say the least). Carapaz deserved the win I just think it's hilarious to see him complain about something he is well known for. It's like Neymar complaining about other players diving.
we need a vid from you about next year movistar line up on womens team, lippert, mackaij, noorsgard, AVV seems insane.
1:00 what is that sign on the right? There could be cows on the road?
Cavagna being in the group at the top of the first climb in a 20 rider GC group is crazy
Remco in his interview be like "you all laugh at me well you are not laughing now
¿Furioso? Parece que los australianos no saben de ciclismo, los dos se llevan bien y colaboraron para que no los alcance el pelotón, ese momento específico sólo le pidió que no pierda la fuerza con la que llegó y que luego le daría el relevo, relevo que dio varias veces pero que no muestras en tu video.
Exactamente es así
Correcto!!! 👌 El mismo Higuita dijo que ya no tenía fuerza para seguir a Richard.
Es típico la fijación de este canal contra Carapaz, siempre los comentarios son amarillistas. Algunas veces dicen que es un actor y se hace el muertito en competencias, y ahora se inventan que estaba enojado.
Someone needs to ask Higuita why did he pull like a mountain domestique for Carapaz. Why would anyone work with Carapaz is beyond me.
So according to your logic is better to lose the stage and get caught by the peloton than working with Carapaz anyways.
@@sibienf686 LR pointed out that Hijuata has the better sprint and would fare better if he waited up for the other remnants of the break. It's not a question of if but when Carapaz would attack Hijuata. So why not sit on his wheel and prepare for the attack.
@@michaelsteele5495 Higuita definitely is better at short steep climbs but todays finish was flat, so I don’t think he has a better sprint. Carapaz already won a stage vs higuita at Volta Catalunya where they both worked together in the breakaway. Higuita won the GC and Carapaz just won a stage. At stage 20 of la Vuelta higuita just didn’t have the legs, so he got caught and even dropped from the red jersey group.
@@sibienf686 apparently more cyclists need to understand game theory. Carapaz was out front for a reason. If you refused to pull eventually he would have sped back up. Carapaz was banking on the fear of the chaser(s) catching up, and it worked. But he has the same fear, but Higuita broke first.
2:52 Come on, let's hear it for the Feeding Zone Santa Claus, God of Stage Souvenirs!!
No stage 21?
UAE tactics baffling all race and today could not work out why Almeda was pulling. Ayuso was not going to win the stage and Almeda already infront of Rodriguez. Great judgement by Karapaz on each of his wins, he knew how much he had left and where to attack from.
So Carapaz wins 3 stages, the spotted jersey and is a factor in a couple more stages in this Vuelta. Meanwhile Valverde is almost completely anonymous. Who finishes higher on GC? Strange sport, isn't it.
where did Carapaz lose so much time? He's been a GC contender at times in the past.
Carapaz I guess wanted to lose time to not be a threat - therefore he had the reins free to grab stage wins
Love your videos. Please don't tell us the winner 8k out 👍
Almeida was, justifiably, asking for some team work. As he was the team leader and had been pacing all the way up. What's wrong with that?
Almeida isn't the team leader lol
I think it just a tactic...he saw Higuita coming in hot and said you're going faster, go and keep us ahead of the chase. Then Higuita burned himself out and Carapaz took advantage.
after watching the last 3 grand tours i can think of only one solution. Ban power meters in competition. Its all turning into a tt power test on every stage.
But that was certainly not the case in the Tour tho?
We had one of the most exciting cycling years and now we are blaming it on power meters. Silly.
Ayuso was sitting in all day. If he wanted to win then he needed to pull at the front and give Almeida a break. Almeida did not have to gas to catch Carapaz. A smart rider knows when they need to pull for 2 minutes. That is all it would have taken, 2 a 2 minute well timed effort. Ayuso had a chance to win the stage and make an error. (Nice Vuelta all the same.) Of course, Almeida on his own could not patch the break.
4:34 Ayuso looks so much like Pogacar here
Those two got that broad-shouldered, boxy posture on the bike down to a T
There were a lot of angry people in the peloton today
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Hey LR, why do teams care about getting 10th on GC? I can see protecting top 5, but honestly its podium or bust in my mind
Because they get uci points and money
Your mind doest matter, but points do matter.
@@andredeketeleastutecomplex There is only a difference of 20 points between 10th and 11th. That's not the reason. Top10 in a Grand Tour is a big result for many riders. I like their attitude. People riding for many different goals make the race more interesting.
Who cares about who got 11th? The winner gets it all, the podium has attention too, but riding top 10 is seen as a much higher performance than getting 11th, even if only by 1" after 10th.
This bad vuelta is mostly due to the parcours, just so few opportunities for real GC action
Concur. The 3rd week was weak - no real chance to put much time into Remco. And, I think there was only one HC KOM (let alone finish) in the entire three weeks. Remco was consistently strong. If he continues to prepare for future GT and one-week stages races like he did for this tour, look out. But, he needs to get stronger on the steep, long finishes - maybe teammates can help there.
@@michaelstoecker4178 I don't think the steep long finishes are a problem, the only time he showed weakness on that was 2 days after his fall, which he later confirmed had a big impact on his performance on the steep sections, not allowing him to push power standing on the pedals, which is necessary to surge on steep sections. Overall I felt Remco was almost always well in control ignoring that one stage and I don't think a harder third week would have changed things.
6:00 don't make sense?! Almeida has been in front all the end of the climb. He need some help. He is not superhuman, lol
I was there.
Es indiscutible que INEOS no le dio la jerarquía que Carapaz se merecía …
@@chrisjuly2 que los demás corredores que conformaron el team (05) han ganado más vueltas o tours que el ? No vdd ! Ahí está la respuesta.
@@chrisjuly2 Solo para ti será y para los envidiosos sufridores
Richard va creciendo cada día , El único corredor en la historia en ganar 3 podios en las grandes vueltas , Campeón d Oro Olímpico🏅 Tokio 2020 , Ganador giro de Italia 2919 ... Ahora es el Rey 👑 de la montaña 🗻 🇪🇨
@@chrisjuly2 Así se retire ya del ciclismo ha echo historia con sus grandes Victorias para Ecuador y Latinoamérica , todos los latinos los Ecuatorianos lo queremos y stamos orgullosos de El y estamos muy feliz por los resultados en sta participación en esta Vuelta. Eso basta y sobra. No importa los comentarios d gente q habla porq es gratis, d los expertos del ciclismo podría q si , y q ya los he oído y hablan muy bien de Richard.
@@nacedeno4216 exacto !!!
Higuita was played 😂
I really dont like carapaz as a rider. He acts like he is tired a lot and then attacks but when others dont ride the front he starts complaining
it's not a club ride. this is pro cycling at the highest level
whatever he's doing, it seems to win him stages lol
UCI about to ban mind games
snowflake, go watch sarcastoball or just watch time trials this is racing, not a time trial or a watt measuring contest
@@samuel_el_co lol
Tomorrow Valverde vs Nibali at Madrid. We talk a lot about the new generation (Ayuso,Remcoooo,Rodriguez)...lets do not forget our Childhood heros.
Valverde doped No childhood hero of mine
I was hoping they could battle today for one last time. But unfortunately others were better. I thought it was crazy that Movistar was chasing them like that, when Mas knew he couldn't drop Evenepoel. The new generation makes me feel old. I'm 20. Ayuso is younger than me and becomes in 3rd in La Vuelta.
@@bram.desmet8687 I lost interest in race w roglic crash Sadness for roglic No feeling of affinity or admiration for Remco Waiting now for worlds. I hope mvp is healthy and Belgium rides for wva and that Remco doesn’t try to cheat the team
@@paulsolon6229 Why that hate for Remco? And what does Roglic's crash have to do with this?
@@bram.desmet8687 strawman argument
Higuita trying to do a Carapaz.
360p gang unite!
Sadness for roglic New video played at super slow shows Wright have roglic a push and roglic thus crashes Approx 40% chance that w o crash roglic wins gc
And this based on what? Three accelerations of 1 to 3 KMS? He did not do well in the remaining stages and actually was dropped by Remco a few times. It is 100 percent idle speculation to think he would have done better than Mas in the last week.
Slow motion can distort such things, thats also a thing in football
Wright just rides his sprint, Roglic comes too close to him, that is all there is to it. If anything Roglic endangered them both riding so close.
Sure it's not 35%? Or maybe 47%? Since we know from that comment that you're just winging it why should we believe you?
Isn't Carapaz always low-key upset? Never really wanting to cooperate while having the audacity to think everyone else needs to help him.
he wins in the end tho so...
He's a crybaby wanting to be the only one doing it
Carapaz pulled Higuita for over 20km, Higuita was due…
Does Evenepiel cry every race?? 🤣 C'mon man.
Bandit Carapaz lmao!
A real "last man standing" feel to this Vuelta
I think that's slightly unfair on Remco. Totally agree that Roglic looked to be in good form, and it's tragic he crashed. The final week would've been far more entertaining. But, "last man standing" does a bit of a dis service to Remcos form, pace and tactics. Bit like saying Carapaz only got KOM cuz Jay vine DNF'd. Although it's technically true, you don't know what would've happened this final week between the two. Especially with Carapaz riding so well.
@@ioplup I don't think its unfair to remco at all. You have to finish to win and he did, no disrespect to his effort to say he was the last one standing on a very attritional race. There's a lot that goes into winning a grand tour, and a lot of it is staying uninjured and avoiding illness.
@@galenkehler yeah fair, I see your point. He is indeed the last man standing
Except that Remco was head and shoulder better than the rest except in three stages and two were due to sequels of a crash. How did the top riders of the last Giro fare in this Vuelta? They got what the GC leaders gave them.
@@christiantermont4281 oh I absolutely agree that Carapaz and Hindley were far below their Giro level (winning a grand tour takes a lot out of you, it has to be said. You have to be extremely talented to be properly competitive across multiple grand tours in the same year). But Roglic had a shitty first week, but was coming back at him before the crash. So would've been a great 1v1 for GC between the two of them
I would really want to see Pogacar, Vignegaard, and Evenepoel battle it out in next year's TdF.
JV has the advantage of having PR. If i'm PRog i'll switch teams to be the no 1 skipper
@@nassiglutt6587 Yup, I don't see PR being a domestique for anybody. JV's biggest advantage is he has Wout on his team.
@@carlosalientes151 oh i forgot WVA, that dude is a stud
4:07 how do you call out and shove a fkin professional leech?
There is no K in Meintjes!! It is just a T and not IES but JUS (pronounced) the second part
Wow! So much hate for Carapaz in this channel, makes no sense
He is overrated even by himself. Granted he is a good rider and excellent climber who unfortunately cannot be ranked with the winner gc riders of the peloton so he will always be a stage winner but never a gc winner. There are many reasons why he has the success he has had. Too many to list here. He, like Bernal have benefited from circumstance and NOT ability…the media and carapaz himself happen to believe this “hype” but knowledgable cycling viewers recognize a opportunist when they see one. Any “good” rider can breakaway and win stages when they are ignored by the peloton when they are behind by 27 minutes. A true champion would be fighting for the GC or helping rodriguez who was the better rider than carapaz and would have done much better if rc would have helped him instead of selfishly going for his own glory. NOT a good teammate which is why movistar, ineos let him go and he finds himself on a soon to be relegated team one of whom he has already pissed off…he is a wheelsucker who never pulls…
@@douglasmoreira5650 It is the same speech of the fans who hate a cyclist, they only speak of opportunism, but when it is a runner of their choice, then they consider it a feat. He helped Rodriguez in 2 stages, otherwise he lost at least 5 more minutes, and so you say that he is a bad partner; Was he supposed to push him the whole stage?
Three breakaway stage wins in a single Grand Tour. The smartest and strongest won again.
That's the I hate most about cycling -->> You can become the winner of a staged race BEFORE the tour actually ends. I know that's how it works out, but I HATE it. The LAST stage should be ultimately decisive!
thats why the giro was more competitive
Yes but it should be a time trial. In this case, it would be ceremonial for Remco!
what does it change to have an extra stage at the end just to let the rider enjoy it ? It really makes you" hate" cycling ? are you serious lol And it's a last chance for sprinters to get one
The idea that a last stage should be ultimately decisive is stupid imo, then you could as well just make it a one day race. An ITT or hard climbing day in the end might be interesting, but you also don't want the race to remain closed in almost all other stages like in this years giro (baring that one hilly/medium mountain stage) and such a last hard day is never a certainty if there is just a strong leader.
@@vashe9 I like how you put 'hate' between inverted commas, because that was my point . . . a replacement for ANNOYING, don't be that stupid
Greg Lomond, wheel hanger of the 1980s
Here Greg Lemond is pulling Indurain all the way up Luz Ardiden in 1990. kzhead.info/sun/ptGYe8d9oKh_qGw/bejne.html
Oh man….. not fair your take on Carapaz…. Good thing I saw the complete stage instead of relying on your video… lame LR… you can do better!
Correcto , en el vídeo hace parecer como que CARAPAZ no ayudaba , y lo dice que CARAPAZ tiro desde casi toda la etapa intentando entrar en fugas, incluso llegó solo llevando a un grupo a donde estaba la fuga inicial... Lantern Rouge me parecías serio , pero ahora como que estás haciendo malos videos con Richie Carapaz
Locomotora Carapaz. Video
Didn’t like the parkour at all of this vuelta
Crying?
Noooo he still says MENKIES :( he doesn't read to comments confirmed
If by "he" you mean Louis Meintjes, you are correct. The man himself pronounces it with a K-sound. Could you please call Meintjes after this vuelta so he can learn how his name is pronounced?
Meintjes. It's Meintjes. Not Menkies.
Perhaps it is in South Africa
@@christiantermont4281 no it's not🤣🤣🤣
Please Red Lantern, put some effort into your pronunciation of Meintjes. Ask someone Dutch. Community, rest your fingers, I know he's South African. It all stems from the same place.
On reconsideration, I could have been a bit more helpful. I think you are close enough if you say 'Mine-chuss' . So, ''Mein-' becomes 'Mine' as in 'fine' and '-tjes' becomes ''chuss' as in 'chess' but with a schwa, an unstressed e. The 'ei' (and 'ui') sound doesn't really exist in English and we shouldn't be too fussy about these things. Side note: remember what the French did with our great Hennie Kuiper, pronunciation-wise?
Carapaz the actor is mad because someone is not going to the front...
Ya fue al frente 7 km al final de la etapa, ya fue al frente 20km en las olimpiadas, ya fue al frente.... dejen la critica absurda
@@jhovo2008 einfach mal auf einen englischen Kommentar mit seiner nicht englischen Muttersprache antworten. So beginnt man eine anständige Diskussion 😂
@@AsiaGrass change to another sport buddy hahaha soccer is waiting for you...
@@edisonpaul5336 did I hurt your feelings by talking bad about your crush? Change to another sport buddy hahaha extreme ironing is waiting for you...
@@AsiaGrass ok ok , what you said ... But think it better , cycling is not your sport 🤣😜😜
Well not surprising Remco won with Roglic crashed out. Not pretty blaming Other rider, for stupid cycling Roglic! This giving Lefevre a giant headache For TDF 23, Belgiens will demand Evenopoel To ride for GC win. Compared with Jumbo And UAE Quickstep has n't good enough Mountain riders to support Remco. Quickstep giving up sprinters? So late in The season impossible to collect good Enough support. Not even Remco can Win TDF alone.😜🔝❤️
No. Wrong facts. New video in super slow shows Wright pushed roglic and thus roglic crashed
@@paulsolon6229 Roglic made the mistake of wanting to get in between van Poppel and Wright and still want to sprint, which was bizarre as he was in the lead for miles on end and didn't play for the stage win. Impossible for the sprinting Wright to avoid him. It is logical that he chooses the wheel, but if he had waited a while, he became 2nd this Vuelta and we got extra excitement.
@@bram.desmet8687 First of all, Roglic is a racer, and a very competitive one at that. He slotted in behind van Poppel (?) because he could - Wright was not there. I don't understand how anyone can blame Roglic because he "shouldn't have been there", or some such nonsense. And, by the way, Roglic was already in 2nd place in GC when he crashed ... (sorry, if your point about his placement in GC was lost a bit in translation).
@@michaelstoecker4178 It wasn't a logical decision to suddenly get involved in the sprint, after he clearly moved to the other side of the road and didn't sprint. The crash was an unfortunate event that happened by accident, but could have been easily avoided had he chosen the last wheel and let the sprinters who were in his wheel do their sprint. Indeed, Roglic was 2nd in GC at the time of the crash and would be in that position in Madrid as well. Evenepoel recovered as the pain subsided and probably wouldn't lose the red jersey, but with Roglic there it would have been a lot more exciting than now, with Mas knowing he couldn't drop a pain-free Evenepoel. Moreover, Roglic is always nice to have around. Too bad he disappeared from the race again in such a painful way after a year of bad luck. Hopefully 2023 will be his lucky year.
Ugh
😂😂😂 Richard Carapaz was upset because Sergio Higuita was doing what he always does… 😂😂😂
So, What's that ?
@@nacedeno4216 not pulling through and riding the wheels.
@@CFCMahomet hahaha you don't know about cyclist , and please change to another sport , maybe soccer 🤫🤫
@@edisonpaul5336 eh, I know that wheel sucking is a tactic, AND I know I don’t like wheel suckers.
@@CFCMahomet then all cyclists are wheel suckers?
I find Carapaz rather cringe sometimes tbh
Same, seeing him take polka dots after Vine crashed out was a big gut punch
I guess attacking riding is cringe nowadays
meh, its just smart riding i suppose. sure its a bit cheeky, but he still has to do the watts after all. he's an amazing rider
@@AliG-yu2bn not being from their own country is always cringe to people who write those comments lol
@@Mgoblagulkablong I guess
Maybe just me but I find Carapz very unlikeable
Why ? 🤫🤫🤫 , You don't know about cycling...
@@edisonpaul5336 He seems unhappy all the time...that face
@@theofontaine5564 it's just his personality... I ask you please , watch some videos of him and see how a really nice person he is...
@@theofontaine5564 simple apply the law of the mirrow you will see that there is something wrong in you.
your way of saying dutch names is really bad XD XD
He is not Dutch
He‘s south african
Lanterne Rouge , what happened to the good and amazing videos of previous seasons ???? , Now you just show us a very small and partial analysis.... you didn't watch the complete stage , did you? Carapaz pulled through almost all stage .. He did a lot of work to catch the initial breakaway ... Enhance your videos Patrick.
Dissapointing vuelta from higuita tbh, but whatever. I also think that carapaz deserved to win, who the hell thinks that pro cyclists should care about honour and helping others in a group. You should race how you maximize your chances of winning.
In the end he finally got the legs he wanted. He could have won today and if he did, this would be seen as a good Vuelta from him.
That's why Carapaz got angry. He thought Higuita no longer was riding for his own chances, and Higuita agreed after 3 seconds of contemplating, and never changed his mind.
Carapaz and Almeida are the 2 riders I would never want in my team, and not because they're not strong enough...
well, tell us why, go on
?
you wouldn't want Carapaz on your team when he gets you the Mountains jersey, multiple stage wins, and a Grand Tour victory?
Why?
Huh?
Why the F is OK to cry after every single race? This generation of kids is something🤢