Chris Hoy wins 1KM Time Trial at 2004 Athens Olympic Games

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  • Опубликовано: 3 мар 2011
  • Great Britain's Chris Hoy wins the 1km time trial at the 2004 Olympic Games held in Athens, Greece.
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  • @michael_mouse
    @michael_mouse 4 года назад +13

    ... Hoy was brilliant! respect ... I'll never understand why this classic track event was dropped when it generates so much excitement for everybody concerned.

  • @gezzarandom
    @gezzarandom 4 года назад +10

    The last time this event was included in the Olympics, crazy

  • @Shades2348
    @Shades2348 3 месяца назад

    It seems strange that this seems to be the best quality video of an event only 20 years ago, but thank you craydee1975. I have watched this many times. Sport at it's best. I will always remember meeting friends that night, in Madrid. None of us knew we had been watching it before we went out, but as soon as we came together all we could speak aboout was that event. So many wonderful memories since then of Chris Hoy. Fight again, Champion. You don't lose.

  • @trunk39able
    @trunk39able 12 лет назад +5

    Sport at its purest,who is the fastest.The Olympic motto is Higher Faster Stronger,so why take this out of the games. Its so simple a concept anyone can understand and enjoy it.

  • @Daz555Daz
    @Daz555Daz 5 лет назад +24

    Whilst Hoy won 3 golds in Beijing and 2 in London this for me is his greatest achievement. Why on Earth was this classic event removed? Crazy.

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  • @RadomKidsareme000
    @RadomKidsareme000 12 лет назад +15

    correction: Chris Hoy had an AVERAGE speed of 36.845mph. And considering he started from 0mph, his top speed was definitely faster than 37mph.

  • @kevinprior3549
    @kevinprior3549 4 года назад +9

    Great commentary. Nothing like hysteria from a commentator

  • @adam0912s
    @adam0912s 11 лет назад +10

    Chris Hoy. Cycling legend. British legend.

    • @antonoat
      @antonoat 4 года назад +1

      Very well said, a gentleman and a fantastic sportsman, probably the best ever from the UK.

  • @G00n3r4Life
    @G00n3r4Life 12 лет назад +34

    what annoys me is that because britain dominated at beijing, they removed events that we excelled in and restricted each country to applying one athlete for each disclipline and win you come to swimming you have a guy that has the opportunity to win 8 medals in a single olympics not to mention you have usa with 3 athletes in each final, its stupid.

    • @rasalbunny1
      @rasalbunny1 2 года назад +2

      Funny enough I’d take that as a compliment 🤣🤣🤣

    • @danniwilder2198
      @danniwilder2198 2 года назад +1

      James Wood.. This is true & yet the attempt to thwart GB failed because they repeated Beijing by winning 7 of the 10 races in London (& went onto win 6 of 10 in Rio).

    • @cuebj
      @cuebj Год назад

      Ended up benefitting Hoy to give more events to compete in and win

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 9 месяцев назад

      Athens to Beijing saw the big change of events and Beijing to London saw the reduction in riders.

  • @ItsAimeeee
    @ItsAimeeee 12 лет назад +4

    I love the commentator ' I CAN HARDLY CONTROL MYSELF!'

  • @ghandee
    @ghandee 12 лет назад +7

    This has to be one of the best races of all times.
    One after the other one after the other braking OR?!!

  • @Eomak
    @Eomak 13 лет назад

    Thanks for posting! Epic battle/moment in history to the end!

  • @HouseOfOrion22
    @HouseOfOrion22 11 лет назад +1

    Insane, no words for this...

  • @19LostInYourEyes80
    @19LostInYourEyes80 12 лет назад +1

    this was just AWESOME!

  • @bikeanddogtrips
    @bikeanddogtrips 3 года назад

    this helps put in to context the effort needed for the hour record which works out at only a few km/ph slower

  • @notgadot
    @notgadot 4 месяца назад

    Another Great British Athlete

  • @arklat
    @arklat 12 лет назад +7

    Your head begins to pound and throb, and you feel unsteady as you begin to go past your anaerobic threshold. In the last 250 meters, it feels as if you are pedaling in a thick goo, and the only thing keeping you going is the preparations you made over the previous months. That, and pure guts, drive, ambition, and passion for the event. See what I mean about it being much more than a burn in the legs? It is the toughest minute a person will ever experience! My fastest time, in 1979, was 1:07

    • @annoyingbstard9407
      @annoyingbstard9407 2 года назад +4

      Only just over the hour? Well done.

    • @John-dh1gh
      @John-dh1gh 6 месяцев назад

      As a 15yr old kid on a grass athletics track I was running 2.05 for 800m. So when I see 1000m at 1 minute it doesn't seem fast to be honest.

    • @arklat
      @arklat 5 месяцев назад

      @@John-dh1gh
      My team mates and I would train on a grass athletic field near our homes. Grass is a tough surface to ride. To do what you did would make you a legend.

  • @cupcakefairy87
    @cupcakefairy87 11 лет назад +3

    It's a pity that this event was scrapped for London 2012 - Chris Hoy surely would have won a seventh gold medal if it was included.

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 5 лет назад +2

      It was scrapped ahead of Beijing in 2008. It was the making of Hoy really. The kilo is a very specialised event and I suspect if it had stayed on in 2008 and 2012 Hoy could have won a gold in each one - but would never have attempted the team sprint, sprint and keirin triple as he did in 2008, or the double as he did in 2012 (tried for the triple but Jason Kenny was picked ahead of him for the Games).

  • @parkylol
    @parkylol 12 лет назад +1

    That must have been an epic event to see, record being broken time and time again !

  • @TheMASDrummer
    @TheMASDrummer 4 года назад +1

    Good commentary

  • @arklat
    @arklat 12 лет назад

    Way ahead of you! I am currently working on one.

  • @colnago2001
    @colnago2001 12 лет назад

    Look at how many medals have been awarded in the swimming so far!
    Its crazy that such a massice sport as cycling is so restricted in the olympics
    If it was me Id have 10mile TT, hilly road race, flat road race. 1KM TT, and a whole host of track events back on

  • @stevenmcc6052
    @stevenmcc6052 Год назад

    His accent ceeps out when he loses it. City of birmingham uk for rest of world.

  • @craydee1975
    @craydee1975  12 лет назад +1

    @BMWraptor Completly agree. The excuse about too many competitors and events is rubbish. The people who compete in the Kilo will be in the Team Sprint as well. Also the same case with the Pursuit events.

  • @arklat
    @arklat 12 лет назад

    Aido, it's more than a burn in the legs. As a young man, I was a kilo specialist. the start is brutal on the machine, and the risk of crashing is ever present. Then, you stand on the pedals, pounding your guts out to the third turn. Then, you have to try to remember to control your breathing, and keep pedaling. As you go into the last 500 meters, your legs begin to rebel, burning with lactic acid, your lungs begin to feel like you are breathing fire, and you begin to get tunnel vision.

  • @Aidokinn
    @Aidokinn 12 лет назад +1

    id say the burn in their legs is insane

  • @chapmana22
    @chapmana22 12 лет назад

    I'd assume it' to do with the feel of the bike in different events. Along with ease of acceleration and how they keep up the momentum.

  • @stm11590
    @stm11590 12 лет назад

    What kind of gear combinations are these guys using? It looked like Hoy had a very small large cog up front. I'm thinking he must have a really small rear cassette.

  • @Kkardemumma
    @Kkardemumma 12 лет назад

    @wwtdd1 Will it not be part of the omnium event?

  • @anoni81b4u
    @anoni81b4u 12 лет назад

    bong hits for the cool bikes

  • @LyteWave
    @LyteWave 12 лет назад

    @wwtdd1 - amen, brother.

  • @BMWraptor
    @BMWraptor 12 лет назад +1

    @craydee1975 exactly. Those guys have more disciplines and will be there anyway. Those disciplines have great tradition and its big shame they are removing them... Pursuit events where absolut classic. 1km is also huge classic for me. They can add new competitions, but its stupid it must be payed this way- by removing something else..

  • @stm11590
    @stm11590 12 лет назад

    Any idea why some guys chose to have disc wheel up front instead of say the mavic triple you see them using in other events?

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 5 лет назад

      Full disc is more aero but heavier and therefore slows acceleration. A tri-spoke wheel is lighter but less aero - a rider would choose the wheel that results in their fastest kilo.

  • @MollsterJack
    @MollsterJack 12 лет назад

    im just watching this for homework.

  • @jonathonpower6666
    @jonathonpower6666 12 лет назад

    fuck :( first news of that!! i can't believe it... this is one of the most spectacular events of the olympics...

  • @TimpBizkit
    @TimpBizkit 12 лет назад

    They wind up that big gear pretty fast off the line!
    I'm alright at higher revs but work better with a lower gear to start.
    I'd love to see how well these guys launch on a geared bike!

  • @nuntana2
    @nuntana2 11 лет назад +4

    Unbelievable... the power in those thighs!

  • @Aslambecktutaev
    @Aslambecktutaev Год назад

    Respekt aus Deutschland !

  • @stevenross-watt8640
    @stevenross-watt8640 Год назад

    But I NEEEEED it.

  • @IanTheDutchman
    @IanTheDutchman 12 лет назад +1

    Gear ratios just dont allow them to go any faster over all. If they had a lower ratio they could accelerate quicker, though their top end would be slower as they would spin out almost immediately. If they had a larger ratio, the acceleration would be closer to the sprints, where it starts slowly and top end speed is higher.

  • @gamingmidget
    @gamingmidget 12 лет назад

    there not going down hill though are they

  • @acxezknightnite1377
    @acxezknightnite1377 2 месяца назад

    The commentator peed his pants

  • @HANENG18
    @HANENG18 12 лет назад

    !!!!SKIP TO 6:45 IF JUST WANT TO SEE SIR CHRIS HOY!!!!

    • @phillyblunt138
      @phillyblunt138 3 года назад

      HANENG18 you need to watch the whole thing. Each successive rider was faster, breaking world and Olympic records. Meaning the pressure on Hoy, and the performance needed from him increased hundredfold as the day progressed: not least because he was the highest seed and thus the final rider of the day.

  • @sgknexmaker
    @sgknexmaker 12 лет назад

    That was their average speed, not top speed.

  • @kerssoush
    @kerssoush 9 лет назад +2

    Well of course won gold. Those thighs!!! x

  • @dundeedolphin
    @dundeedolphin 3 года назад

    The kind of man you trust with your life.

  • @drfred26
    @drfred26 11 лет назад +1

    English legend!

    • @fullhog
      @fullhog 6 лет назад +1

      drfred26 Scottish legend

    • @Daz555Daz
      @Daz555Daz 5 лет назад +2

      Scottish and British legend. Not English.

  • @Zlyzer
    @Zlyzer 12 лет назад

    write a book! haha

  • @ejp93
    @ejp93 12 лет назад

    @wwtdd1 I know it's ridiculous!

  • @cssbarry
    @cssbarry 12 лет назад

    What's the matter, too scared to get your wheels off the ground. Both sports need huge amounts of training and skill, learn to respect that.

  • @russells155
    @russells155 11 лет назад +10

    Scottish. Sir Chris is not english