Tour de France 2001 Stage 10 - Part 2 (Alpe d'Huez) Lance Armstrong
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- Tour de France 2001 Stage 10 - Part 2, mid-race and beginning of Alpe d'Huez with Lance Armstrong.
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R.I.P. Paul Sherwen
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Man these were the days! Still remember watching these live
Same! On the days that I didn't work, I would record them while I was watching them. Usually the big mountain stages were on the weekend.
I was lucky enough to be in school so I would stay up and watch. Haha
Absolutely... these tours were without a doubt brilliant. Haters just never got to experience the sheer excitement of watching these warriors battle each other day after day year after year.
@@scninja07 On channel 4 for half an hour each evening
Heck yeah getting up in the morning
Starting the day off w/ tdf and then going for a 5 hour ride!!
That cadence was a game changer, amazing. I still think he was brilliant for inventing cadence.
Dr Ferrari was a big part of this development. Now the entire tour rides exactly like this.
Yes, but unfortunately Armstrong's way of riding was also only possible due to PED use - EPO and/ or blood doping mean you have more oxygen in your blood meaning you have the energy for this
Motor in the crank
@@henriksrensen3220if you think they stuck a motor in THOSE bikes, then you clearly don’t know anything. Do some research on modern e-bikes. Even those cannot pull off what these riders were doing. The only extra help LA had, and the rest of the riders had, was some epo, testosterone, and blood doping.
@@asavage24_76 you don't know anything. Do some research.
Motor doping is well known, and has been used by many riders. It's a fact
Alpe 'd' Huez climb starts at 1:36:06
The masterpiece
RIP to Sherwin and Lance is GOAT
Golden upload, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I am so fortunate that I live in Germany and can spend my summer holidays riding up these iconic mountains. Gives you goose pimples covering the road of former legends. The only sport on the planet you can ride exactly the same route as your idols, awesome sport.
I agree, great sport! Can you see the riders names written on the roads of some of the climbs or does that get washed away or otherwise covered up?
8:36 "Now we've received a lot emails from you viewers wondering why . . . " Lol. It was so long ago that email was the quickest form of mass communication, but yet, the fact that they're responding to emails on TV in 2001 is a clear sign that we had already entered the digital age. Fascinating.
Armstrong won this shit. Give him back his title
He was the best of the dopers!
No. The guy was and still is a sociopath. He threatened and bullied anyone that spoke out about doping. Give him nothing.
yawn the David Walsh narrative is so dull, change the record - Lance has apologized to those he slandered. @@davd1986
This stage/year changed the way we were able to view the tour. The next year there where many more cameras and helicopters and the entire production was ten times better.
Armstrong being a champ brought the USA viewership in.
Juiced!!! Lots of dope in that race!
wow, how long did it take to think of that gem....
@@TheRebuilt1cope with the truth
Recognize Lance's TDF victories!!!
"it looks like this guy has fooled everybody!" Well...
Yep. Lance was an elite triathlete as a teenager, but the dope definitely helped him, even if most (if not all) of the other riders were doping too.
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Phil Liggett still announces the Tour for the US viewers. 😊
Love
Everyone was on drugs. This makes them all even so why all the crap given to Armstrong . I don’t like the whey he lied and. Tried to cover up attacking everyone in his path but you can not say anyone is better
EPO is a hell of a drug
Damn those bikes look primitive compared to today's. Love watching descents without helmets back when the UCI had some balls.
Did Jan Ullrich ever get out of the saddle? Even once? I honestly can't remember seeing him stand up in a race.
It was pretty rare that I saw when he raced in the TdF in the years that Lance won. But, if you watch the video I posted for the 2001 Stage 13 to Pla d'Adet, he actually gets out the saddle to attack on the Peyresourde (ruclips.net/video/rqdR9wOkDTQ/видео.html) and then again on the final climb at around an hour into the video.
@@scninja07 Yeah, after asking that question I saw him briefly stand up to respond to an uphill attack by another rider. Didn't last though. He sat right back down after three seconds. When I was riding and doing inclines, it was crucial for me to stand up every now and then and just change my body position/use different muscles. If I didn't do that, I would decelerate and get tired more quickly. I sometimes wonder if it would have helped Ullrich compete with Lance in the mountains if somebody would have been in his ear to get out of the saddle every few minutes.
@@neonnaughtsie4726 by contrast I never seen Lance not off the saddle. Ridiculous.
@@neonnaughtsie4726 that wasn't the issue with Jan. The reason he didn't perform better was that his doping regent wasn't as good, and he was known to be lax with his training, preferring to feast on food and party all night.
@@CertifiedSadBoy When he wanted to attack, he would get out of the saddle and hammer. Then when he had sufficiently distanced everyone, he would spin a fast tempo in the saddle.
Lance was a cold hearted killer like Kobe or Jordan.
Yeah, he really was. He has that personality. Then he had cancer and became even more focused and determined afterwards.
"Armstrong is dancing". Yeah.
Lance Armstrong went back to his team car..... Edgar Allan Poe yo.
Watching this today - listening to the comments - knowing how he cheated is quite funny.....
They all cheated.
What cheapens it is that you don't know who cheated better - could be that Armstrong's wins were more impressive than watching live, but it might also be less.
When did they get the drugs?
This was the last year on EPO or the first one with only blood doping, but day to day form would be influenced by doping
Armstrong’s chromatics must have 9.0😆
The Grimace ;) 24:08
hahaha right ;)
Did Lance catch Laurent Roux to the top of Alpe d'Huez?
Yep! Check out this with Part 3 of that year's stage. :) ruclips.net/video/9R4ctg44I5Q/видео.html
@@scninja07 Holly shyte! He did! WOW!
@@savagepro9060Roux cracked essentially on the Alpe.
0:18 " . . . since the start of the tour he hasn't spent time talking to journalist, whisking off in tinted-window cars locked up in his hotel room . . ." Hmmm, we ALL know what he was up to!
Yes, it’s one of those comments that didn’t seem very important at the time but when you look back 20 years later you understand what was really going on. So many little clues… but I didn’t see it then at all
Dope...like a pound or key. So STFU and listen to me. Lance was just a fan of NWA.
He's still amazing. Cheaters should have their wins taken away, but still an amazing athlete and competitor. And cheater.
Literally everyone in pro cycling cheats. Before and since Lance. It’s absolute bullshit and he should have all his titles reinstated.
Then you should take away every winner of the Tour de France titles away from the, since 1990 because every rider in the Tour de France cheated
Lance was a dick to a lot of people and people got fed up with him and decided to snitch. People always say "but everyone else cheated" excuse but everyone else acutally raced other tours and races throughout the year. Lance only did tdf. If he did more races he wouldn't have won 7 tdf's and people wouldn't have said a thing about him cheating because he wouldn't seem invinceble.
@@CertifiedSadBoy who’s fault is that that the other cheaters were dumb enough to race the other races. Nobody twisted their arms.
Never crashed out of a TDF, never got sick., never flatted, kept the same team together. They managed everything. That takes a lot. 7 years in a row will never be touched. Ever.