Yes, it's flat tarmac, but still love to watch him ride his bike !!! It's 2021-22 now, may be find that joy and push the pedals round a few more times b4 he says ENOUGH. 🌈💚💜💙🚀🚴🗼🙏💗
i saw somebody in facebook that has a car with rollers on the rear bumpers so even if the bicycles stick on the back it just spins and wont cause crashes its awesome but isnt it illegal in the streets? i know its not connected on this p. sagan comeback but pls answer my question
One of our team cars had such rear bumper rollers for training purposes. Super slick high-speed bearings on a roller pin, usually custom made as far as I can remember. Many teams have had them over the years, and I've even used them in training where a motorbike pacing me had rollers (6" across) attached to the rear. I haven't seen too many of them in recent years, but first came across them in Belgium lol Either way, they are not for the faint hearted. When I first used them (ie when my front wheel came into contact with the roller), it was very nerve racking. Some riders, usually the sprinters (but not per se), adapted to them much quicker, but I always found them surreal lol
when i used to race on the continent i met with sagan on the final straight he was the only one who was tenacious enough to keep up with me and afterwards i new then that he would make a great cyclist which he has, im surprised no coaches have groomed him to be a Tour winner because he has won the green jersey enough times and there is not much difference between green & yellow jersey apart from the mountains which with the right training sagan could also master,
They didnt groom him because it would make no sense since he wouldnt achieve it. If your theory is correct, Froome could have won bunch sprints since he is a talented lad.
@@croatianmountainbiking6624 Probably easier to lose weight and become a better all rounder than to be a gifted climber and try to turn into a sprinter. Juicing aside, Armstrong did not. But yeah, definitely not easy.
@@eliasteller6544 so, what if the driver of opponent teams deliberately and sophisticatedly managed a perfect "accident brake", which can also be seen as a "legal tactic"? Will he be punished?? Or sagen has to pay the price of playing a trick.
@@endoucheeray7018 firstly they don't do that on purpuse, it didn't happen alltime. And the team of the driver surely has to pay a fine. But it is a different question because, like I said, it didn't happen, at least I don't know about it.
I have watched this already but not tired watching it again and again. Hopefully not for a million time. Sagan for UCI president. 😂
I never tire of watching this 🏆🏆🏆
I love this guy
2:50 wow
Awesome Master Sagan and your Tarmac Sl7💪🏽💪🏽
Beast....
Yes, it's flat tarmac, but still love to watch him ride his bike !!! It's 2021-22 now, may be find that joy and push the pedals round a few more times b4 he says ENOUGH. 🌈💚💜💙🚀🚴🗼🙏💗
It looks easy because it was flat and there were lots of cars to draft from
i turned on the caption and video proves that sagan is the best. love seeing bike on top of the cars.
draftsmen achievement unlocked
I can't wait to see him ride the blue tarmac SL7
I'm 100% lady fancier, even my feminine side is a lesbian, but I could watch Pete pedal for parsecs.
Dude that was the gayest comment of the day.
adoring cycling nothing to do with your LGBT...
Ha gay
The original one I can't write Japanese
Love the song playing at around minute 4. Do you have a name for it?
💪💪💪
he is cycling behind cars then go out cut's them.
i saw somebody in facebook that has a car with rollers on the rear bumpers so even if the bicycles stick on the back it just spins and wont cause crashes its awesome but isnt it illegal in the streets? i know its not connected on this p. sagan comeback but pls answer my question
Illegal in traffic, but not in a bike race, since it's a closed course event. ON the streets, you AHEMMmmm, must follow the laws.
One of our team cars had such rear bumper rollers for training purposes. Super slick high-speed bearings on a roller pin, usually custom made as far as I can remember. Many teams have had them over the years, and I've even used them in training where a motorbike pacing me had rollers (6" across) attached to the rear.
I haven't seen too many of them in recent years, but first came across them in Belgium lol
Either way, they are not for the faint hearted. When I first used them (ie when my front wheel came into contact with the roller), it was very nerve racking.
Some riders, usually the sprinters (but not per se), adapted to them much quicker, but I always found them surreal lol
Chitter hai sagan car chessing not allow its a race chitter chitter chittr
what is the music please
It’s shit! It’s shit music.
@@cannywf1 It mostly are on these type of videos 😊
@@cannywf1 Nah thats you. You are shit.
Darude - sandstorm
Can't it be dangerous, cycling so close behind a car?!
yes, but only a little. The drivers are experienced and will not brake abruptly. Legal to car surf to the pack.
@@cliffcox7643 correct me if I'm wrong, but I think they modified the rule a little bit. They only have a few seconds to jump from one to another.
@@jamesambrocio I believe you are correct. a few seconds, but certainly not ride the draft all the way back.
when i used to race on the continent i met with sagan on the final straight he was the only one who was tenacious enough to keep up with me and afterwards i new then that he would make a great cyclist which he has,
im surprised no coaches have groomed him to be a Tour winner because he has won the green jersey enough times and there is not much difference between green & yellow jersey apart from the mountains which with the right training sagan could also master,
They didnt groom him because it would make no sense since he wouldnt achieve it. If your theory is correct, Froome could have won bunch sprints since he is a talented lad.
@@croatianmountainbiking6624 Probably easier to lose weight and become a better all rounder than to be a gifted climber and try to turn into a sprinter. Juicing aside, Armstrong did not. But yeah, definitely not easy.
He gets little air push if he goes behind cars this is one of the teqnique used by racers it should be avoided this is not fair manner
Its allowed when your had technical difficulties or fall and your are trying to get back to the race. When you reach others its forbiden again
Is it legal to draft behind cars?
When you had a mechanical problem or a crash yes, if not no but there a not many cases of a punishment
@@eliasteller6544 so, what if the driver of opponent teams deliberately and sophisticatedly managed a perfect "accident brake", which can also be seen as a "legal tactic"? Will he be punished?? Or sagen has to pay the price of playing a trick.
@@endoucheeray7018 firstly they don't do that on purpuse, it didn't happen alltime.
And the team of the driver surely has to pay a fine.
But it is a different question because, like I said, it didn't happen, at least I don't know about it.
Peter sagan mad cyclist its not right race
QUE SE FAJEN SOLOS ELLOS Y SUS PELOTAS, EN LOS TURISMEROS LO DESCALIFICAN.
MUY BONITO CORRER PEGADO A LOS AUTOS, Y PORQUE otros LOS SAncion POR ESAS PENDEJADAS
Chileno de Talcahuano?
👍👏💪🚴♂️🇷🇸
He is drafting behind cars..that's illegal...
it's okay when getting back to the peloton (after things like crashes)