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What a snooze fest! Good racing. But you would never know it from the narrators lack of enthusiasm. This guy sounds like he should be narrating a "How AAA batteries are made" video on PBS...

I don't know why people keep purposely bluring the videos to make the final film. How d Um b can it get trying to make it looks like a some kind of documentary movie? Some of them even put loud music background in their videos. Back in the days, the original was extremely clear as shown on TV.

Maybe they chose particularly bad routes but jeez the US looks really ugly. I guess I’m used to the classic tours but these routes are just highways with derelict building everywhere. Is the US really that unaesthetic? The stages closr to Boston looked nice though. The military music was pretty sad.

Gr8 commentary. Very scientific and pro.. Too bad the track announcer is a tool. 😂 yelln yelln

Take the most dope and your chances of wining increase.

I rode part of this course 'back in my day' , It wasn't flat I can tell you.

I remember this edition as if it were only yesterday.

Its really funny watching the Coors Light team completly ignoring Len Pettyjohn because he did not know what he was talking about.

LeMond was close to contracting with 711 but he did not want Greg Oravetz on the team, who Jim Ochowicz did want. LeMond and Bauer were buddies so that was how I think Steve Bauer got there. Then, 7-11 and LeMond was not happening for some reason. But, the other things I am sure of.

Trump has his own tour take that democrats

Thin frames, thin tires, thin me. Man, I miss 1990.

Z had the slickest looking jerseys.

1:06:34 Goodness Bobrik looks shattered here! I think he loses the tour the next day….

58:38 🏍 🚴‍♂🇨🇦 💨 🏍

17:27 ...oops 51:15 ...front flat railroad track 1:11:09 ...confrontation with the press - punches thrown!

40:20 OMG FOUND THE CRASH

I smell hippies - R.R. Great to watch the old school guys! And the team chiropractors have been around sports for decades.

Breukink seemed on the upwards track towards establishing himself as a grand tour contender and winner up until the disaster of the '91 TDF. After that he gradually lost his way and never re-found the '90 TDF form.

LoL Lance using the Lemond bars in this race.

Phinney seems like such a jolly fellow.

Thought this was trolling at first but didn't realize it is all true. Trump was the biggest cycling Presidential supporter.

Sobre la pista...sobre la ruta...sobre el adoquín....contra reloj.....el campeón completo.....hoy por hoy aunque les duela....Raúl Alcalá....venció a los mejores del mundo en varias pruebas....enhora buena Raúl....saludos .🍀🍀🍀

38:50 Make way for the Oldsmobile Silhouette!

Trump”s Tour de Farce

Nice...

Thanks for posting this, so nostalgic!! I recorded this on VHS as a young teen and watched over and over. This is a huge motivator for me as a young athlete. Especially young Hincapie's breakaway attempt!

I always thought Raul Acala was one of the most impressive riders as a talent and as a person. He always was kind and complimentary when he interacted with the fans. He may have won a grand tour in the 1990's had EPO not hijacked the sport.

This brought back a lot of memories. My dad and I would drive down to Wilmington for the prologue every year. Pretty inspiring for a junior to see all of my heros in one place!

US National Team update: Nathan Sheafor is a glass blower, Peter Stubenrauch is a cardiologist, Steve Larson died suddenly in 2009, Chann McRae is a police officer and coach, Bobby Julich is coaching and has a podcast, Lance Armstrong is on 30 for 30

hello everyone, please tell me the composition of the team Greg LeMond for the Tour duPont 1991 ???

Love the high quality video!

Kinda get the impression that the massive crash at 40 minute mark was caused by the camera.

Oh yeah, when riders were "thick" and jerseys were flapping in the wind.

Thanks for porting! This was my favorite Tour DuPont.

I was at the finish in Winchester VA... after the finish my friend (who was 4'11" at the time) walked up to Alexi Grewal and said "long day in the saddle?" Alexi looked down at him and said "Eight and half hours... NO SHIT"

This is awesome! My teammate Kurt Stockton won the jersey this year. Do you have 91, 92, or 93? You might like my documentary PRO - ruclips.net/video/rmzOtwYPeDU/видео.html

i used to travel to watch this race every year, as I started cycling while watching the '89 TdF on TV. I saw the second edition, then the Tour de Trump.....yup him in Central Park. It was the last time the race had his name, but du Pont picked it up in 1991 and I usually drove to Wilmington, DE to watch. In 91, I met a number of riders, but the coolest thing about this was that I asked for was given the number off Sean Kelly's bike after the final and I have it to this day. It is a fairly thick hunk of plastic with Brother written vertically with the number 115. When I used to race, I always had that plastic number in my jersey pocket. I considered it a good luck charm. Never won anything, best I ever did was a top-5 in a local race, but I never crashed while racing and as a Cat 4, that was a hell of a piece of luck. The race was meh, but I met a lot of the great riders of that generation: LeMond, Breukink, Kelly, Bugno and the late Fignon. Good times. Thanks for the reminder.

Just for the record, I hated this video I did. Yep, I produced it. One of my worst! I was trying to do an NFL films style and between not great race coverage and a VO that I overpaid for this was a disaster. But glad it's up here for all to see. Thanks Djevel.

Where's John Tesh and Phil Ligget?

I told Jack Simes that he must have sold his soul to not have rain for his race !! Started twice, finished 0 😅 oooo well 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏁🍺🍺

Brian Drebber on the microphone at the finish!! R.I.P RIPSAW!!😥😥🍺🍺🍺🍺🏁🍺🍺

Tour de trump !! Looks to easy !! If only there was a wall to climb! A wall? Hmmmmm a wall !😅😅😅😅

I still don't think this was a bad idea

This guy didn't even include Sean Kelley in his, "big guns" intro? Are you friggin' kidding me?

Didn’t Kurt Stockton win?

I don't think it ever rained in the 30+ years this race happened. I watched on tv or went down to watch in person almost every year. The Philly race is what got me interested in cycling. in 1988 I bought a Trek 360 12 speed from Steve's Bike and Fitness in East Norriton, PA. Saw Lance Armstrong race. In 1993 everyone was in awe when he sprinted up The Wall away from the pack on final climb. Was heartbroken to learn years later than he'd paid Roberto Gaggiola to not chase him. On Friday before race day they used to have a timed contest for fastest climb up The Wall. I thought about trying it but decided not to after I saw how fast the best climbers were. Well under 2 minutes. My best time on my own was maybe 3 minutes 30 seconds. The Wall is steep, like 18% but only for maybe 100 yards. To casual riders and fans it's an insane climb but to pro cyclists it's no big deal, they're used to much longer climbs. So strange to see them without helmets.

Where can I find these videos?? I want to collect vintage racing videos

Thanks for posting this! I was at the finish in Columbia, MD and saw the Arlington stage as well. I have some still photos from that stage on Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/anderson/sets/72157656097627114/with/20761712245/ Some things I love about this video: -Roger Legeay smoking in the team car at about 50:30. -Sean Kelly still wearing toe clips -Was there really a camera in the middle of the road during the Pocono Circuit sprint? -Roger Legeay's Marlboro Lights on the dash of the team car -Those goofy "Funny Bike" time trial bikes with smaller front wheels

...and the Tour de TRUMP is won by a MEXICAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

42:05 jalabert has a close call. he was a very crash-prone rider.