Remco Evenepoel Celebrates then Crashes into Crowd | Vuelta a Espana 2023 Stage 3
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Lanterne Rouge presents highlights of Vuelta a Espana 2023 Stage 3
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Organizers thought this was a Roglic stage. Only planned celebration distance was to stop the wahoo.
Good one
LMAO
Hilarious
Please, I want to get the joke.
ROFL
After the night time TTT and Remco's crash into way too many people in the finish area I'm beginning to believe the organizers are incompetent.
Everyone could stop except Evenepoel.
because he was the fastest and of course the winner should have a few meters to celebrate@@Dani-yy8kx
Yes he was the fastest. But do you think Vingegaard and Ayuso came slow? At uphill finishes you have limited space always but everyone know this there was no problems like this in the past. At the TTT yes the organizers was incompetent but now i dont think they are because one rider rushed into others. He had at least 50 meters to stop@@SP-vd9wh
@@Dani-yy8kxwell even though Evenepoel did a big celebration (though deserved) it is fully normal to celebrate hands free after the line. Plus he won the sprint so was probably fastest over the line.
@@Dani-yy8kxattention defficit hyperactivity disorder (recognized by him). No surprises. He just forgot to break because he got distracted by victory. My question is how is the girl doing? Nobody talk about her and she is a victim of an ill man on a expensive bike
Everyone seems to miss the obvious easy solution: put the finish line 25 m earlier so they actually end on the peak and not 25 m into a descent after a sprint.
there is an easier one. They are called the brakes. People usually learn to use them at age 5 or so.
@@peteMickeal33 Ride up that mountain climb at max effort then go full gas at the end in a sprint. The riders are cross-eyed at the finish. There needed to be more room for the riders. Even in the TTT they had half the road blocked off right after the finish with photographers.
@@jaybobd Now this is something I can agree with, he was probably so oxygen depraved at this point that he could not see or think straight.
@@jaybobd sure, agree. The point though is that he sees them with plenty of time to brake and he refuses to do so. He purposely runs into them.
@@peteMickeal33maybe it was a stupid game of chicken and maybe it wasn’t. I agree with the other replies that dude was just gassed and maybe hoped he was surrounded by people with fucking brains that would move if need be.
that overhead shot really shows how crazy it was that the race officials expected the riders to navigate that
Exactly, maybe they could have put up barriers that gradually veered to the right instead of using a 90 degree angle which assumes the riders knew where to go.
nah they have disc brakes its easy
ahahaha, nice sarcasm @@timtaylor9590 😄
The overhead shot shows that there was a see of people, it's crazy how ignorant Remco thought he be da Geeeezas and he can part the see (of people). We call it rude awakening.
Or maybe the drama boy can use his brakes like everyone else did.@@timtaylor9590
i watched this 37 times and have it nominated for next years oscars thanks LR
they should def. leave more space after the finish! They reach incredibly high speed after all and need some time/space to celebrate
How incredibly high was that speed? Disc brakes would stop him in 5 meters if properly squeezed. Which they weren’t.
it is uphill finish, no incredible speed...Remco just lost oxygen in his head
The organizers were incompetent
@@spacexander4239 Man, please I have seen Rossi stop his bike in far shorter distance.🤣
@@vukgrujic2957 42-43k/hr, on a downhill (YES, the finish was already downhill...!), so not losing speed when you stop pedalling. No incredible speed for armchair specialists like you, but enough to not allow any winning celebration whatsoever without crashing into people that have no business being so close to the finish.
I love the extra sprinkling of commentary we get from the local's perspective. Thanks for the great recaps!
"They get a little recovery here", "watch for the chip seal there". Its like micro-commentary, I love it!
I'll apply as safety officer for La Vuelta or UCI. Seriously, how hard can it be to spot that a TTT in the dark and 20m downhill run off is a bad idea?
Kämna is the perfect breakaway rider in the mountains. He is insane.
Possibly my favourite rider.
Still heartbroken for lpdbf and him missing the yellow jersey by 11 seconds.
Das hat er gar nicht gefeiert. Und ich auch nicht.
I really hope he gets a stage win
@@fritzwalter1112 oh yeah that was insanely unfortunate both times. I really hope he gets some shots in the future for more stage wins and mountain jerseys. The potential is there.
@@fritzwalter1112also on the super planche de belle fille, getting cought with 50m to the Ziellinie
@@juliusdengler5872 yes, exactly what I meant.
Lpdbf = la planche des belles filles
This moment still haunts me
Remco may be even more entertaining than Pogi. If both were together for over a week it would be total chaos.
Tour 2024
off the bike he's definitely a bit more unhinged (saying this with love), pogi saves that energy for the attacks.. both in the same race would either be crazy entertaining or their energies cancel each other out and it's super calm lmao
yea I wanna see them go head to head in a grand tour ASAP. don't care which one.
Remco sounds like he wants to absolutely smash this Vuelta and then never come back again 🤣
I was surprised by Kämna's attitude during the last climb: first he started banging on his legs to fake cramps, then he attacked Caruso way too early then complaining to him for not pulling when he got brought back Not his best breakaway tactics today I think
At least he got some decent pulls out of caruso still after having dropped him already
Remco just raced for over 4 hours, >6.1w/kg for nearly 20min with a sprint, HR was probably nearly 200bpm, and Freds say "derrrr... he should have slammed on the brakes immediately clearly his fault"
seriously. just set the finish line 30m back so there is more runoff space and they are not going so fast over the line.
@@ianism3 As others said, Vuelta probably thought it would look better for the pictures if the winner could raise his hands.
You mean he raced for over 4 hours, like all the others behind him (who managed to find the brake levers)?
@@hughjanus7354the others for one almost crashed into each other as well, weren’t going as fast as Evenepoel, and weren’t celebrating a win. They were able to start braking as they crossed the line, Evenepoel wasn’t due to celebrating. There was also a descent making it harder to brake otherwise can crash due to braking too hard.
@@hughjanus7354 Yeah lets bann celebrating a win! Or better.. brake before the line, just to make sure everybody is at 0kph just over the line. Idiots like you should not have acces to internet.
An observation, it is true that you can brake in such a short space, but the difference is that he is the winner, it is he who has to celebrate, it has always been like that in cycling, the other riders do not let go of the handlebars, They don't pose for the photo, they don't waste braking time. Only Remco loses what is necessary to over-braking, more space is needed at the finish line to be fair.
No arrow, no nothing, just a group of people after the line... so incompetent.
It’s always been like this and it’s so so stupid like no Mikey nooo!
and a fence and heavy boxes behind them. No possibility to go through them, just go over the barriers and hit even more stuff.
Remco has the best attitude of anyone in the peloton!! love him!! And what a well timed attack. Go on Remco!!!
Goooooo Remco!!!!!
Actually, the crash with the woman wasn't that 'unfortunate', because otherwise he would have ended up head on against the barriers!
at the lower end (left for Remco), there weren't barriers, but there were a lot of people in the way. So next question: why did the barriers stand there so close to the finish? Answer: organisers thought the winner would cross the line at half the speed of Remco.
You're spot on...if he hadn't hit the soigneur, he would smashed into the barriers. He owes the soigneur a beer 😉
I thought the same - or actually, that he might have gone over the barriers (OTB? ;)) and into the boxes that were standing there for no good reason. Could have moved all the stuff to the side and extend the finish area by 20 meters before turning right.
thnx so much, its hard to find any good footage of the vuelta in my country, so this is superb!
Best Grand Tour recap, as always. Thank you! I am no expert, but I got the feeling that Kuss could have won the stage today, easily. He his the best domestique around, hands down.
Reminds me of Sastre in 2006. Similar positions.
Not really, soler closed him down so quickly
Kuss seemed to ride in like Z2 when he got seperation, don’t understand why he doesn’t fight
@@MarkBurghouwthe was trying to set Rog up for the sprint I think
The final 4 words by Evenepoel were on point...
I have to say I'm liking 'angry' Remco, especially after *the* LR interview and knowing he's such a calm guy underneath it all.
Having said that we are one more cockup away from seeing Remco take a swing at an organiser.
These recaps are awesome btw LR.
Ikr. Smacking them around like MA Lopez did that fan who caused his fall
LR’s interview fully converted me to Team Remco. Apparently it turned the organisers of the Vuelta against him though.
Remco is going to twist their balls
Wow thanks for posting this overhead view of the finish Patrick. I believe after everything we’ve seen this far that the Vuelta organizers are completely disorganized and incompetent. Great victory today. Hope Remco will be ok.
Are Vuelta organisers in charge of Remco's brakes?
"supposed to go right" lol there's nothing there to indicate it's a corner. a 180 degree turn 50m past the line. Were they supposed to haul their crystal balls along for the stage to see this coming?
he is supposed to stop. That is indicated by the fact that if he doesn't, he is clearly running into a group of several people. The tool for that are called brakes. A kid can understand it.
Remco the clown expects everyone to move out of his way. He doesn't need brakes like mere mortals
@@peteMickeal33 the UCI rules state that the organiser has to provide a safe finish zone, in order to allow riders to coast / brake and in order to allow riders to move so riders behind aren't blocked by riders that just finished. This finish was 'designed' too short, with a very sharp right turn that nobody took, and with soigneurs all in the wrong place. If they wanted the riders to go left, they should have moved all of the soigneurs after that sharp hairpin right, so riders had more space and saw where to go.
@@l.d.t.6327 sure thing... the fact though is that he is clearly heading towards a group of people, he has plenty of time to break when he sees them and still he purposely runs into them, most likely in hopes of creating this scene.
@@peteMickeal33 The finish was after a crest with downhill after a sprint. Why would organizers only put so little room after a DOWNHILL finish?
It's as if Vuelta organizers have been brainstorming how to put riders at the most risk possible.
Stage 17 actually starts at the top of lAngliru
"let's finish on a downhill parking lot with limited space and have the finish line not before, but on the downhill part so the rides sprinting vor victory will pick up more speed and will have even less space" - "great idea!"
Lanterne Rouge I say you have a very good play by play summary of Vuelta 2023. Some goes to your TDF coverage. Great job and keep it UP! 👍👍👍
Remco for patron! I totally share his frustration and as a fan am also getting really annoyed at the organisers for blunder after blunder. Is this the tour of spain or the tour of incompetence??!
He rode straight into the crowd........
The issue isn't really with the vision of the right turn I believe, the issue is the crowding of the media team causing confusion on where to go. Set barriers where the media guys can't pass and a small tent for the official small team of camera crew/ broadcasting team would have been ideal.
Remko 23 got some personality in him. I love his outspokness.
Best coverage and analysis as always.
Maybe the organizers can include wild dogs to chase the gruppetto to increase entertainment. And bolders rolled off the peaks of mountains… 8:06
Props to Martinez tho. Always in the group w Roglic and Remco and Vlasov and never dropped (unlike Almeida per example). Really good performance and 3rd GC now
Remco Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevenepoel
Translate to English😂😂😂
Remco baby stay cool, we'll get you the white visor stay cool.
As a G fan I'm hoping this is him picking a good day to have a bad day
Cope
VERY good outlook on the situation.. I'm choosing to believe this as well
He's a minute down on Evenepoel and 30+ seconds down on Roglic and Vingegaard. A podium finish seems unlikely this year given all the talent on offer, but a lot can happen during a grand tour and I would definitely be happy to see G on the podium.
great recap! I like the play by play. best in the biz on youtube right now imho.
When he crossed the line it was obvious they were too many people there. In the official photographs zone after the line...there are people taking vertical videos with their mobiles .
probably for the team's insta
WELL DONE Romco , greetings from Sydney Australia
video clearly shows the situation, going downhill, lots of people, extremely sharp and narrow hairpin turn, yet people in the comments pretend no other rider takes their hands off the bike if they win and that there was no issue with the finish area layout
clown world
I'd bet he could have still stopped if he wanted to.
troll@@fujiman7
@@Mgoblagulkablong nah you just don't like somone having an opposing viewpoint.
so you are saying you are seriously so stupid that it is your real viewpoint and not a joke LOL@@fujiman7
Guys please sell a hoodie in your merch shop, just with the LR logo - something I can wear outside the house without feeling like a pillock.
Just superb recaps...
Thanks - really just a warm up couple of climbs to let everyone see how in form their rivals are
I've been watching the SBS coverage here in Australia. Perhaps you can give Simon some pointers on how to handle that tricky silent d in Evenepoel.
haha Yes! The way simple simon just puts an E in front of the great Matthieu’s surname and thinks that will do 😂
How is the person that he hit at the end?
Fantastic coverage 👍👏💯💐💐💐
Imagine journalists being positioned on the track 100 meters after the finish line at a F1 grand prix ... everyone would see the safety issue, but in cycling, always something bad has to happen first before anyone sees an obvious issue. Put them behind barriers for their own and the cyclists' safety...
For real coming from Motorsport, cycling race organizers are horrible
Google F1 Azerbaijan Gran Prix and Esteban Ocon.
@@tweed0929 well that only happened once, in pro tour cycling behind the finish line there’s a ton of media people blocking half the road.
and when there’s a huge super fast sprint finish it just seems really dangerous
Read the UCI rules: 30m distance after finish line, 15m for summit finish and 50m distance after finish line if sprint finish is expected.
@@tylersnow75, eh... You don't want to watch Tom Pryce death in Kyalami, 1977. Seriously, watch the video on your own risk. It's disturbing.
Just the best reports, LR! Streets ahead!
This race is twisting my melon, man
Good review as always
'It's breaking my balls now', so funny.
Vuelta a Espana is proving to be one Hell of a TOURment
If Remco hadn't crashed into the swannie, he would have crashed into the metal barrier 4metres passed the soigneur. She was standing at the end of the run off. Everyone else braked but Remco 😧
I am interested in the power levels of these guys, but if Jonas is somewhere near his TDF form, I believe Roglic will not be able to follow him, and Remco is no mountain goat. I think Jonas will win his second GC this year and roglic will be his domestique.
No way Roglic is being a domestique for Vingegaard. Hasn't raced since Giro victory and has had a perfect preperation.
Roglic still hurting after Molano took him out, level was a decent bit lower than Pog and Jonas at the tour. Jonas did say he felt like shit all day here.
@@invisiblescout6335 if u generally think that slip had any impact on his performance u have no idea what u are talking about
I think the Spanish cycling federation were drunk when they put this tour together lol.
even if he didnt crash into anyone, he would crash into the blockades. If anything, the woman lessened the damage for him.
The fact the barriers were there was maybe as worse as people standing there, and indicates that the organiser did a very poor job with regards to underestimating the speed of the finish.
Remco! Dude is a beast - but does he have a strong team to match TJV in the high mountains? Not sure he can match Jonas in the crazy long mountain top finishes, but he will pick up atleast 4 stage wins.
Remco will always win on accelerations! he is so fast, like pogacar. But Jonas on long mountains is just another level
If Roglic manages to stay in race they'll double team him in the third week for sure. With the current QS team and competition for GC I think podium is a more realistic goal.
@@gustavnyby8594 Remco actually used to be known for having a really bad sprint. But not anymore. His endurance watts are good, otherwise you don't become TT world champion, but how his watts/kg stack up against Jonas I'm really curious about.
@@Tibovl tbf i think remco has a very nice speed. I really cant see how remco can keep up with jonas on larger and harder climbs! and not in in the third week
@@gustavnyby8594 I somewhat agree, but as I said his watts must be good for someone his size. We've never seen a healthy week 3 Remco either so that makes the comparison just guessing. If I had to choose between fresh Jonas and Remco I'd also choose Jonas. But Jonas isn't fresh, he just did the tour. So I really don't know at this point.
man the organizers really need to overthing what they did. dangerous prologue TTT. dangerous finish today. come on, this ain't the first time is it?
Almost “lucky” that he crashed into a person instead of a metal barricade. Doubt he would have seen the barricades and been able to brake or avoid the fencing with the line of people in the way. Hope all the bad luck and mishaps are front loaded in this race and we won’t see more of it.
"A bit breaking my balls now" is a term I will 100% start using
70 meters was the distance between finish and fence with behind that a ravine. wtf!!!!!
Tour de Circus! 🎪 😮
I really appreciate that Remco isn’t afraid to call out organizers on their bull shit
There was loads of rum off space left and right. Just a bunch of people decided to stand there
Lanterne is the 🐐
Kuss goated confirmed
Remco "the balls breaker", he just made his own nickname 😂
Remco simply went between the 2 marshals with green vests on, furthest apart, where there was a gap, where he thought the marshals were directing him to go, there were marshals blocking all the left, and the right (which was the blunder here) where the marshals were supposed to funnel him.
Did you catch the LRCP shoutout from Christian Vande Velde during the live showing?
I like Remco's attitude so far. Needs to be someone who says what many are thinking
Nice big arrow pointing right on a signboard above the head height of the photographers would have helped \m/
Remco knows his English, cheers.
Hoe sterk is de jonge Cian Uijtedbroeks zeg. Toprenner in wording! 👍
At 4:34 you can clearly see Jan Hirt is still with Remco. So yes, he still did have teammates with him.
I would be blocking the right turn, make rider go straight to barrier then right term loop around the back then onto the original route. This is just crazy.
Okay so top 3 favorites in GC has crashed already… the bike Gods are being fair here
Even the other riders, who were not rushing to the finish line, almost manage not to crash into the crowd
A bloodied Remco looks better than me on my wedding day.
On other media, there were complaints about Remco not braking and even insults to the woman (or crowd in general) but after watching this: What are organizers expecting? That's really not much runoff and this could have even led to some minor crashes if just a large group comes in and there is a pileup at the gate or one rider doesn't notice where to go while others do. The stewards are doing a fine job blocking off the crowd but somebody should have waved them in the right direction like on any given roundabout during the stage.
I don't remember this much chaos at last year's Vuelta.
"It's a bit breaking my balls now" that's some funny shite
Now every team will have to scout the course set up a little bit further than the finish line.
Did anyone hear Christian Vande Velde mention Lanterne Rouge on NBC about a Remco interview?
Have I missed the mention where's Patrick's home?
ANOTHER road disc brake FAIL. IYKYK
wheres the shot of your house :(
I really like you content 👍👍👍 keep it op😊😊
The clue here is that no one else came close to crashing. And they were sprinting for bonus seconds.
Drama after drama, these organizers are bloody incompetent
Things happen. But you have to learn from your mistakes. This isn't the first time there's been bad crashes in the finish area. There needs to be a change in who's allowed in there.
In an ideal world, you and Benji would let Remco and Pogi host an episode of the LRCP. That would be awesome. 😂
Great analysis! Too crowded at the end.
The girl he hit was 5 feet away from the barricade he also hit. Even if she wasn’t there he would have hit the barricade. He was punch drunk from the effort and not thinking clearly in my opinion
@@joshuakazfields4374 if the crowd wasn't there he would have seen the barriers and stopped earlier. Why would you put such barriers so close after a DOWNHILL finish anyway? Riders needed more time to stop especially after a SPRINT finish. 3 days of pathetic organization, hoping it does not continue tomorrow.
The finish area on the right should have been protected by barriers.
I assign blame in the following order: 1. Race organizers and police for not keeping the crowd under control at the finish and properly indicating which way riders should go. 2. The soigneur who is not looking up the road when she gets hit. 3. Remco for not hitting the brakes harder - it looks like he just assumes they will move out of his way. Basically everyone is to blame for this incredibly avoidable accident - but the organizers take the lion's share because if you don't take crowd control seriously, then things like this are bound to happen eventually. Even the amateur races I have done have way better crowd control at the finish including multiple people directing riders if they need to make a turn after the finish.
magical-magical-magical-place
Your brakes are your friend.
He was not looking where he was going. I think he was over hyped on the win. His head was facing to the right side not looking Infront. It's his own fault and not sure why many people are not saying as it is ...
It was an awesome win by him as well. He is so snappy out of the saddle ...
“It’s a bit breaking my balls now” spoken only how remco would say it
LMAO the tour "organizers" are completely inept.
They must have thought roglic was going to win with his usual, "stop the clock" celebration.
Ridiculous to expect him to stop in time. The main bunch barely stopped in time and they could see what had happened to remco.
Vuelta a Espana -->> Vault of Pains
When do we get to watch Patrick and Benji's FTP test?