Mathieu van der Poel CLOBBERS the COBBLES
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Alpecin wasn't even a World Tour team a few years ago and now they're dominating the classics. Special call-out for Gianni Vermeersch who was instrumental in controlling the race for Alpecin and still finished 6th.
indeed - a few years ago Quickstep was dominating the spring classics - now their best rider finished 36th at 7:16 from the winner (and 18th at Flanders at 2:02). To be honest, it is rather painful to see.
Wow, MVDP and Alpecin putting on a masterclass. So cool seeing the World Champion jersey honoured so spectacularly.
There were tons fans out there in the rainbow bands also. 👍🦋
@@ChrisHornerCycling And of course there was that one fan with a giant WOUT sign.... 😅
MVDP is at another level. Apart from his unparalleled power there's also his bike handling skills: what's a few cobble stretches and grassy verges when you've been cleaning up in cyclocross all spring? Then, there's team Alpecin. I confess when MVDP rode away with 60 KM to go I went out for a ride. The outcome was virtually assured; there wasn't going to be sprint in velodrome like there was with the Paris-Roubaix femmes.
Could have watched the women’s race 😊
@@Fetucinee I ride indoors on my Schwinn cyclingmachine with this on. Better than sitting on the couch.
Did someone saw the woman at 42,2km to go, that threw a cycling hat to Matthieu his bike? What's wrong with these people? At cyclocross some guys threw beer at him, at another cyclo cross event it was a cup filled with urine. I have no words for that kind of people.
This is generating way too much chatter online. Get over it folks
@@rdcanyon errr, no, I disagree. This can't be getting too much attention. We're talking about the intention to sabotage the race and inflict physical damage to riders.
@@rdcanyon Today they have new pix of the Flanders beer-throwers. It's the Cycling UNION (not chatter on-line) that's taking these people to court. Both in Belgium and in France.
@@rdcanyon Did you throw the hat?
"were you hiding in the bushes???"
Another classic line from Horner
Got to give. props to his team. They did a great job setting him up for the win.
Yes. They were super 💪🦋🔥
top !
I think you need to start giving out the MVP award for best teammate. Vermeesch crushed a lot of hopes out there one after another.
MVT?
The way Alpecin smothered the race was super impressive. Once MDVP had flown the coop, those two covering moves was the icing on the cake. In a slightly lol maybe mocking moment, one of the VLaB riders went on the attack, and no Alpecin riders decided to cover. The VLaB rider barely made it 200m before almost giving up. I guess everyone knew he was cooked.
What a beast to motor through all those cobbles at Warp speed. That cycle cross pays big dividends when it comes to traversing those. Incredible ride. 🚵🏼♀️👍🏻💯
Chris, when you described riding at your redline at the back - squinting, suffering, riding on the rivet and not being able to see - that reminds me of my Saturday group rides. I'm riding at the back and suffering like a pig. Luckily, I haven't flatted or crashed - but this is a real possibility as I rarely look up - as all I see is the back wheel in front of me - and all I'm thinking about is don't get dropped by that back wheel. It gives me some satisfaction that even the ProTour guys go into this state also.
MvdP did it in Vlaanderen and he did it in E3 and in E3 he did not have the wind with him in Flanders neither. It all does not matter. He wins routinely lately with minutes to spare. Regardless of his team (see Scotland), regardless of circumstances. That is what makes him so special.
Deceuninck's sponsorship switch from Quick Step to Alpecin has to be one of the greatest sponsorship changes in history. Quick Step's ages of dominance has evaporated aside from Remco and Alpecin has the best 1-2 punch in one day races.
The reason for the fading of QS is mostly that Patrick Lefevere seemingly made the decision to build a three week GC type team around Remco and neglected the long standing QS history of having a great Classics team.
@@epincion patrick lefevere
great comments Chris, thanks. Would have liked to hear you mention our Estonian rider Madis Mihkels, who at such a young age got 10 place overall
Very impressive. The youngest since Tom Boonen
Conclusion the team with the best rider won.
Impressive what MVDP did all the pressure was on him and he delivered, took risks but always in control
Easiest race of the Year to predict . Even more so with the dry windy conditions which one assumes was a big tail one on a huge section of the course with the very high average overall winning race time
vdP floats on the cobbles.
Did they mention the pretty horrible 'fans' on the American broadcast? A woman tried to throw a cycling cap in Mathieu's back wheel and on certain pavé stretches people were throwing beer over Mathieu. The lady who threw the cap was all over the internet (in Belgium and The Netherlands) with screen shots.
I didn't know about this - how low can they sink? These lunatics will eventually spoil it for everyone.
After seeing that video, she should definitely be prosecuted,
Yes, I saw that that too, at 42.2km to go. Crazy stuff.
As far as the race, I think something weird is going on with VDP's Team as VDP is on rocket fuel and Philipsen was nose breathing most of his way around the race. His Team were duffing up the race prior. I don't mind good riders but it's when it looks a bit too much and record speeds going on, it's all a bit sad to watch. I think and don't know but it's been common knowledge the UCI get involved with some of the shady sides of cycling and it always looks bad. I wish the UCI wouldn't get involved. We've had Jumbo, Sky and USPS and it's all a bit shady and looks terrible.
Just a note, I didn't see any Gayants which is sad. These huge figures always used to line the roads in these races and sad to not see these things. Gives the race it's flavour
@@jerrychicken967 yes, I call it 'Dr Cecchini miracle worX'
There were a few, including one in the middle of the Arenberg chicane
Hi Chris, Tim van Dijke told after the race he didn't knew anything about this blue line rule, but he was fine with the 16th place, because he sad if that's the rule, that's the rule.
In all the Belgian and Dutch previews Jasper Philipsen had certainly been tipped as a four star (out of five) rider. Not only does he have the engine and stamina for P-R, he was also part of the team strategy: if Mathieu couldn't make it, they had Philipsen as a backup. In the end things went perfectly for Alpecin. Pedersen said in a post race interview that he was good, but that Mathieu was leagues ahead of the rest.
I think because Philipsen is MVP's teammate he gets over looked a bit, he shouldn't because he also is an exceptional rider, and of course with 2nd last year there is no reason to think he can't do the same or improve.
@@TheMrbrookster I wonder if this result has made JP's decision re next year easier or more difficult?
@@TheMrbrooksterhe is, but i think lots of riders in the peleton would be great riders if they have MVDP leading their train once in a while
@@EMC2Scotia due to Mathieu's effort Jasper was able to win Milano San Remo. The amount of mutual respect is very big between Jasper and Mathieu. Just look at the lead-outs Mathieu did for Jasper in last year's TdF. Jasper is a great rider, but I wonder if he'd be more successful when he has Mathieu as opponent in stead of team mate.
@@TheMrbrookster over here (the low countries) he isn't overlooked at all. Jasper is a cycling star in his own right. He was mentioned as a four star rider right next to Mads, prior to the race. And rightfully so, as he has proven to be able to handle the workload of a 250+ km classic. Jasper was always plan B, if anything happened to Mathieu.
Great teamwork.
crosswinds... echelon... MVDP getting a draft, but the peloton isn't... good observation. None of the other race coverage/channels talks about this. Smart move and clear advantage for Mathieu.
Right. It’s a big savings. 👊🦋
In Belgium they did during the live when it happened and were talking about it before. But to be fair i think that most of Belgium cycle fans know more about the sport than most (for us foreign) commentators. That is why i like to watch Chris. I do not always agree when he wants to apply (old) tactics but he has for sure a good knowledge of the sport. And it always good to hear a different sound.
Great vid Chris, your analysis is the best one and I always look for your vid first, all the other guys are nothing but camera repeats - boring and repukes! I really hope you do the big races like Le Tour de France, the Giro, and La Vuelta! Especially on Peacock!
Thanks. I like to find some stories during the race that weren’t talked about on air so just like said there’s always something new in T🦋E videos. 👊🦋
Holy Moly!
Maybe MVDP and crew have been watching The butterfly effect 🤔 How about UAE, they have had someone in the mix at every race so far this year 👍
They are going good. Nils had some bad luck and still hung on. 🤞🦋👍
Impressive victory, although the competition was really not there. Banged up Mads being the strongest rival felt like MvdP was really racing against juniors...
pedersen said he was fully healed up, stop making excuses. Yes no WVa and no pogi but there were still strong riders like Mads, Pidcock, Polit, Küng,
For sure … Memories of the Boonen Cancellara days… Pure Power on display 👍🚴♂️🚴♀️🚴♂️🚴♀️
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Fastest ever paris roubaix 160 miles at 29.7mph!!!. How the bloody hell do you do that!!
Step 1) be part of the 0.01% genetically gifted
Step 2) train every day for a decade
Step 3) don't train like people did 15 years ago, train with modern scientific methods in mind
Step 4) fuel like a pro (120g of carbs/h)
Step 5) ride with a bunch of dudes who all followed steps 1-5
Step 6) be a step above the other guys
@@mikedittsche that's a very long explanation to say the wind was coming from the South.
@@l.d.t.6327 well yes, that too helped. And tyre and rim technology dramatically improved from 5-10 years ago.
48 km/h for 259km and 5:30 hours on the bike!!! so alpecin won all 3 monuments this year (vdp and jasper), it is probably safe to say they won't get LBL and il lombardia as a climber is needed there. and we won't get remco vs pogi in LBL once again. thanks for all the work you are doing, your love and enthusiasm for cycling is contagious!
One think I like about MVDP is that he rides a frame appropriate for his height. I am not sure if this is because of the CX school but it looks good. I remember the years when riders were using frames two size smaller for their heights. Is this the new normal?
well he is a big guy, and probably likes his bars up from being a cross rider. he does look good though.
You are correct that a correct size frame is essential for top performance, not just looks 😉. It is definitely not new tho, bike frames for pro's have been tailormade for many years. You only see riders on wrong size bikes when they had to change during a race and they got the wrong replacement bike for whatever reason.
@MotherGoose264 you are correct that frames were once bespoke for top riders. now they mostly use stock frames, fork offsets and stems are matched by riders preference, and seat post lay backs as well.
the sloping top tube makes frames look too small and racers like to get the bars really low, smaller frames usually have shorter head tubes for that slammed look. both can make a bike look too small.
Chris, What do you think about the UCI blaming all the wrecks on the riders and thinking about doing like they do in soccer pulling yellow cards on riders and if the get more then 2 I think they disqualify the rider for reckless riding?
And as for the race the luck that MVDP has is unbelievable when it comes to never having flats or mechanicals. He dystroyed the field. I think it makes a difference when he has computation. Congratulations to MVDP. I like the rain races it levels the field. And his teams tactics were spot on. It was magic to see the 3 riders control the race. But to me when there's no competition for MVDP it makes the race boring.
Ooh. Good word play.
Garrett 👊🦋
Clobber cobblestones. Get it?
Man i love mads, but there was nothing to do today, mvdp is just one of a kind. Jesper goting free ride to the sprint. Amazing team tactics from alpecin. Mads had to ride to back himself for 2 or 3. He really missed jesper støjven today. What can you do riding in the same ara, with someone like mvdp the greatst one day racer ever😅
Amazing to see Adri still racing at his age
Those shampoo people are having a great season. Guess I'll have to see if that shampoo is on the shelf next time I go to the store.
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put shampoo on your chain!
It's good hair tonic!
@@leduch It does have caffeine in it.
im using it tonight lol
Another Paris-Roubaix 2024 hero: "Cyrus Monk, the last finisher at Paris-Roubaix: Three punctures and a 150km solo ride to finish outside the time cut."
Ed Theuns, see you in the dusches, i mean bushes!
You should cover the women's races too! Flanders and Roubaix femmes were great!
Van der poel is head and shoulders above the rest, he has a gift for cobbles and for a one day stage
Thanks Chris, MVDP at his best.
Patrick Lefevere's ridiculing technique is working wonders!
What I get frustrated with in THIS race is the lack of intention when a rider covers an attack and the attacker gives up. There is SO much that can happen with a little bit of pressure applied. Physically MVdP's helpers were up to the challenge, but what if they got a flat, or had a small crash??? Then at least there is a chance that the chasers can put pressure on MVdP. The greatest teams and sports people in history apply pressure to force mistakes. Without pressure, its just a race for minor places and this is quite disappointing.
Waitingggggg
It’s up 😜❤️🦋👊
I would pay to see Chris Horner debates Lantern Rouge and Dan Lloyd.. Let's see who comes out as a knucklehead
Whatever happened to the curse of the rainbow jersey?
Neils Politt did not leave the door open. he's in the sprinter's lane. you can see at 17:31 . Philipsen cut that corner to pass. he's on the cote d'Azur . you can see he's riding on the blue
All I know is Jasper passed on the inside taking the short line. 😜🦋💪
Track rules don't apply here
What is mvdp's rank on the butterfly effect? 1 or 2?
With evenepoel out this year of the Ardennes there is no rescue for the quickstep classics season. Lefevre already typing his het nieuwsblad articles😂.
10:23 new D.S. 😂
what's going on with Ineos?
Hey Chris - isn’t it time MVDP is ranked higher in your ratings?
yea but he seems to have Something against him, eventhough the man is getting monuments at a faster rate than Eddy Merckx. Let that sink in. He won 6/17 monuments he showed up to and was only once out of the top 10 and 10 podiums. Isn't that crazy
Giani Vermeersch DID titan work for mathieu , Giani countered all attacks from otther teams , he was great . Vermeersch was gravel World champion of 2023 ;-) ... Alpecin haves a great team for 1 day races. To be fair , there lots of TOP riders injured in other teams . Mathieu is a execeptional rider for sure .... Pitty we didnt had the battle between the big contenders;..
So much first page carnage recently. I'd love to hear the Chris Horner evaluation of who is left for the next couple of months. Who is favoured for the Giro?
Pogi is the favorite 100% for the Giro. 🤔🦋👊
@@ChrisHornerCycling oh wow. Is he really trying for Giro and Tour double? Aggressive but suddenly doable.
all pogi!
@@gnomevoyeur He first objective is the Giro. But wit Vinegard out or at least not at his best he has a good chance at the double
Like your attention to detail.. all the little things that keeps changing team tactics.. too bad WVA was not here to make it exciting till the end
Chris: I know there was a lot to talk about but what do you think about J. Tarling being DQ?
I imagine that a fit WvA and TP could have gone with MvdP at the 60km to go surge.
TP can win Paris Roubaix - but he will need good fortune and to do a long break in a race that has been hard until then, ala Strade Bianche 2024.
sorry but Pidcock is not on WVA, MVDP or Pogi level imo. He is like a Pogi but weaker
He’s not talking about Pidcock ;)
@@user-iy5ms1bl9q lol i somehow thought fit TP cause Pidcock crashed in Basque
@@Lion-wd1px I am not English. TP=Tadej Pogacar.
I am surprised you considered that TP stood for Tom Pidcock given the context.
TP=Tadej Pogacar
If only 1 of 6 aliens is present, the winner has no competition 😢
Did Soutal Quick Step forget to bring their A-Team to the Paris-Roubaix or have they lost a "Classics Team" in favor of a "GC Team"?
Also, Jasper Philipison is something else! MVDP might get all the glory, but Jasper is always there too. Alepecin is such a strong team!
They have too many overpaid and overrated riders who got big contracts shortly after good results at some point in time. So until they offload the extra baggage and allow for youngsters to have a shot in classics while they focus on Gc - theycare done
You have to give Soudal-Quick step. There A-classic riders are underperforming for the last 2 years. Before Asgreen won flanders, so did Alain Phillipe, others in their team did 10 places without problems. Al those guys have big contracts without performing.
MVDP Solo Eclipse
Poor Laurens Rex hit the deck hard *twice*. Dude looked like he'd been through a meat grinder. I hope he recovers well and comes back stronger.
The three young Visma riders weren't supposed to be a factor in the race but they showed they have the goods to be future disrupters for the team.
That second crash was totally his own fault though. You need to look in front of you when making a turn onto another road
@@rderouck I agree but that doesn't make his injuries any less than what they are. Hopefully he learned a lesson.
Do you all think that Pogi could have gone with MVDP?
I personally think he could have followed his wheel on the attack and maybe gone all the way to the finish with him. Also, as Pogi sits on “the Chester field” during the race. He has been wishing he was in that bike race.
“Ouch! That looks painful”, said a group of recently castrated cattle.
Vista needs some better tires and a better sealant
Can anyone explain, why did the Lidl-Trek riders help the Alpecin to catch the breakaway at the beginning? IMO, that was a knucklehead move and a waste of energy, because at the end Mads Pedersen was isolated and every single attack to form a new breakaway or to cacth VDP was eliminated by the Alpecin riders 😁
I think it was in both lidle Trek as Alpacine intrest to make the race hard and eliminate as many a 3 row riders in the finale
If the teams couldn't use radios MVDP might have won by five minutes. He's gotta be number 4 (at least) up there on The Butterfly Effect, right?🛋️🦋
Chris, how come MVDP never gets a mechanical or something? Is it just luck or does it have something to do with his riding and the equipment?
I need to do video on this topic . 🤔🦋👊
He seems to have the perfect style and rhythm for the cobbles, just gliding over the top~amazing!!!🚲
What a ride! He's the best rider in the world right now. That's 4 monuments in 2 years. Also, what's up with Quick Step? Lefavre ruined the morale likely. Great analysis Chris
good mechanics, smart equipment choice, smooth riding and yes luck.....
@@ChrisHornerCycling Didn’t Boonen do 14 Paris Roubaix and never have a flat?
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7:20 and he was already better than you guys when the race started 😂😂😂. classic
All the early season crashes are going to lead to more races like this
Hold up! Winning Roubaix with no mitts? Did he start with them then take them off?
MvdP never wears mittens. So do others in the peleton. They only have maybe a double taped handlebars, sometimes even some cork is used. But no gloves. They want to feel the road.
The most interesting part is the 2nd and 3 rd place and what is happening in the back …🤨
Pederson or anyone could not ride with VDP. But how is Pederson NOT sitting on VDP wheel after he gets back on with the lead group? He let VDP get a run on the cobbles for the attack. Knucklehead
IMHO VDP's Flanders was a big key to his Roubaix.He put in a MASSIVE hard day at Flanders. And that effort and recovery got him stronger for Roubaix. Crazy
hyped for LBL
Is Pithie made of rubber? Discuss: lol
That was a big bounce. Hopefully he’s ok tomorrow. 😬🦋🤞❤️🩹
He is a young un and they tend to bounce well
I thought for sure he had broken his collar bone, he bounced a foot in the air! I was amazed to see him getting back on his bike. Tough guy.
Well to be honest it was not an exciting race. Have you ever seen anyone, nevermind the winner finish looking so fresh and clean?The true test will come when Pogi and MVDP meet in a few weeks.
Chris?! The women's race recap? Did you watch it?
Chris why are teams now riding these entire races at such high speed?
the gear has change enormous the last years, they ride a lot less races and do altitude training between them. The computer know exactly how many miles on what wattage you can do without exploding. And not only is info available for there topriders but also for the domestics. As the sport director of Alpacine explained. The give the domestics the same program as MvP. That is the reason they were less at the start of the season because the all peaked at this moment
@@marnixaerts8516 I guess what I meant was, why have the tactics changed. It used to be the main teams were happy to let a group get 5 to 10 minutes up the road at the beginning of races like this, never concerned with their ability to chase them down. This break was caught with about 140K to go and never got more than around 2 minutes. That's why the average speed was so high. They were racing full out the entire race.
What do you think of Tarling getting DQ for sticky bottle incident? Team car fault?
Directors fault for 100 %
well 44.8kph average pace seems to suggest there were quality riders in the race doesn't it? I thought Pederson flatted out but he said it wouldn't have made any difference given MDVP strength
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You think Victor Campenaerts could win Paris Roubaix? He seems the type of strong guy who would be suited to it
I didn't think we would see the day where you admit WvA isn't the nr. 1 best one day racer but it's finally here! Now waiting for the "Fastest edition ever" controversy, or as Lance said it "there's something going on here" 😎😎
Typical Lance diversion comment. and you perpetuate it by passing on the hint. Bah.
@@frankgallagher5786 🤣🤣
"Mathieu van der Poel CLOBBERS the COBBLES" Chris Horner, you stole my fkin line! You know it!
He surely makes this kind of (i guess well paid) neanderthal non sense worth it for him.
10 000 euro, a free bike, an assistance car close by and i'll start to consider this kind of clobbering too.
But thanks to your upload I got all i need to know if people start talking about it following days.
Chris, I think someone is begg8ng to be in the list of top5 riders now...
MVDP was at the same level of wins 2 years ago with WVA. Now both in terms of wins and form there is no comparison between the 2, WVA should be out of the top 5 (atm)
Is he juiced up or just that good?
Combination of things make me believe he can do this "clean".
1. His and current peletons Attitude towards doping + crazy control scheme
2. Genetics, his dad Adri was a great champion and maternal grandfather raymond poulidor is a legend of the sport.
3. Groomed and trained from childhood
4. Great team where he feels good .
5. There is no pressure on him that would make him stray from the correct path. Why the hell would he? Sure he likes to win , but not at any cost like a few in the past. The atmosphere in the peleton is different then from when i started watching ( mid 80's) just a little bit more amicable. 😊
( Point 2.and 3. Go for guys like Max Verstappen as well)
Tough times with so many injured top tier riders on the sidelines. I don’t this it would have changed the top spot.
in short..best man won 😊
It is sad when the fix is in and you watch the peloton give up and ride for second.
Woot
You mean Wout or Woot. Cause we all missed Wout today. 😜🦋👊
@@ChrisHornerCycling I wanted a podium so I just wooted
Trek gets the knucklehead award?
Never leave the inside open. 😢
Today alpecin team did great work. So even Wout can't beat MVDP. 😂 KingVDP
Maybe he can finished second 1.50 minutes behind.
Wout would have easily followed.
It beats me how he can just ride away from the peleton so easily when it includes past world champions.
I have to agree MVDP was 100% the strongest by far but also he never had any flats or problems everything when his way the whole races. The strongest rider doesn't win without some good lucky and a strong team.
The Wolfpack is dead.😢
Puppy pack
Turned vegan 😂
@5:26... somebody KNEW an idiot would hit this sign and needed to be padded 😂
Lots padding 🤪🦋👊
Before calling an experienced pro rider an idiot, you should try holding your place in a peloton for hours at around 50+ kph. I am pretty sure you don't have a clue what kind of concentration and skill that takes.
@@jeroenschoondergang5923 Oh give it a rest! Anybody who rides head first into a LARGE yellow pad is an idiot. This cannot be argued.
FDJ rider!
Race got 100 km of an amazing race, but the last hour the winner was a question solved, so? You got a full 2h GREAT race anyway (from 160 to 60 km at least), why you need that the last hour the winner is not clear?
No sense
I found the race to be quite boring simply because there was no serious challenger especially from the 60k mark to the finish to the overwhelming favorite, MVDP
Quickstep are just not a factor anymore, their riders were their but are just not good enough, so no need to mention them. Alpecin replaced them. Trek yes could have been a bit better, but the only significant difference would have been a fully fit Visma blowing things up. But even then, let’s not forget that Trek was complete and Wout was there at E3, and then it was a 43km solo.
Also, all or almost all of the long solos of Pogi, Wout, MVDP, Remco and Pidcock were facilitated by not all of the best rivals or teams being there. Just think of Pogi twice at Strade and Remco twice at LBL. Those fields were relatively even weaker, but people were raving about those.
Obviously Alpecin had a great race. But soon after MVDP went it became boring. That's bike racing. Trek (Mads P) wore themselves trying to keep a grip. I'm sure MVDP enjoys the win but it would be more interesting if there was some competition for him. That's not his fault it's just racing. I think your commentary is more interesting than the race....
260k of racing into a 20min video helps me out a bit. 👊🦋🙏
@@ChrisHornerCycling 😊
Alpecin was in control from the very beginning. It was pretty boring to watch. All the other teams just were along for the ride. The whole team was head and shoulders above the rest... which I guess is appropriate for a shampoo company sponsored team.
@@KevinKimmich44024 😅🤣
Indeed. he is too strong. In Paris ROubaix there is just one rival and he fell 10 days prior to this race.
Please please Chris can you cover some of the women’s races too? It was such an amazing race in the women’s on Saturday that it would be a crying shame to not have a breakdown with your fantastic analysis 🙏
I hope not. And if he does, he should make another channel for that, for me it is an entirely different sport at the moment
@@andresucu did you watch the race? Without support the sport does not grow.
It kills the channel in the algorithm