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  • @F1kimiraikkonenfan7
    @F1kimiraikkonenfan7 Před rokem +6

    I think that matej mohoric is the best descender i have never seen someone descending like him

  • @elizabeth7862
    @elizabeth7862 Před rokem +4

    Hello Cycling Right Now
    Love your videos, all those cyclist are so awesome,
    Peter Sagan he's make of iron, I love the way he rides so fearless
    I will see you later
    Best wishes from Norway
    🇧🇻🐺🇧🇻☪️🇧🇻🌟🇧🇻🌠🇧🇻

  • @memphisharris447
    @memphisharris447 Před rokem +1

    105 kmh. Mount lemon Arizona. Canandale black lightning. 1990

  • @nelisfs2211
    @nelisfs2211 Před rokem +4

    6:06 Who is Bonafazio??? That is Fabian Cancellara, he's one of the biggest icons in the whole history of cycling and that particular descent is also one of the moments he's most known for. I know a bonifazio who rides for totalenergies but I don't know what he had to do with the descent?

  • @isitrachelorj3953
    @isitrachelorj3953 Před rokem +1

    Last 25 years - Paolo Salvodelli, Sean Yates, The Shark and Mohoric.

  • @music5543
    @music5543 Před rokem +1

    Mohoric-SLO🚲🇸🇮!

  • @rafalsvideos1354
    @rafalsvideos1354 Před rokem +1

    On the mtb i did 70 km ph road bike 80.6km ph

  • @leduch
    @leduch Před rokem

    102 kms col du mont cenis 2022 not pro not only the pro go fast but you will never know !!!!! ride fast die last njoylife

  • @johanprx7985
    @johanprx7985 Před rokem

    The best decenders are either Magni or Gastone Nencini. Nobody could follow them.

  • @putochemi
    @putochemi Před 11 měsíci +1

    Induráin vs Rominger (Tourmalet 1993). Indurain got back 50s at the top during the downhil. And Pedro Delgado (alias le Fou des Pyrénées) in 1983

  • @JuCarlos-ex8ip
    @JuCarlos-ex8ip Před rokem

    What about nairo quintana

  • @sekoucherif6557
    @sekoucherif6557 Před 11 měsíci

    Falco savoldelli

  • @enduser63
    @enduser63 Před rokem

    Chris Vroom

  • @gideonmthembu8693
    @gideonmthembu8693 Před rokem +1

    I think Bilboa of Bahrain drops down faster 🤔

  • @lilchamp.0046
    @lilchamp.0046 Před rokem

    Mine 105km/hr

  • @pieman2656
    @pieman2656 Před 20 dny

    You will 100% of the time beat me going up the hill, and you will 100% of the time be beaten by me starting at the top going down. I use to cycle down a hill daily hitting between 127- 131 Km/Hr, why because I'm bloody heavy and have a cross sectional area marginally bigger (more drag) but other cyclist reach there terminal velocity given the angle and their weight. I have just discovered a hill twice as long and twice as steep, but it's the run off at the end I'm worried about due to my weight I'm not keen on braking as wheels may already be stressed by speed. If I brake it needs to be slow and gradual as I don't want welds on front fork or drop out to be stressed. So I need to do full speed run to bottom and slowly sit up to air brake and then stand for full drag exposure and then bring on the brakes. I see the current serial production record unpaced is 210.4 Km/Hr for me to do that on a road with traffic would be risky but possibly doable.
    RedBull if you are watching I have an Excel Spreadsheet with calculations.
    Drop is 253 meters over 3,000 meters
    Grade 8.43%
    Surface hard pack chip seal (motorway)
    Acceleration 0.82M/Sec on grade, with drag adjusted 0.52M/Sec
    CFD .25
    X-Section 1.2 M
    Air 99.9 Kpa NTP
    Cycling Power 1,000-Watts plus for 5 seconds
    Note gradual uphill before downhill start so can hit peak / start at 40-Km / Hr plus
    Terminal velocity on angle calculated to be above 210-Km/Hr