Im glad you’re still loving the videos. To be honest, ASO did licence the rights to me for this purpose in what I think is a world first for a major sports owner, so they do deserve some credit.
@@LanterneRougeCycling yeah your stuff is brilliant, really got me interested in cycling to a whole new level, before I watched your vids I'd just follow the Grand Tours. I'll raise a glass to ASO then on this occasion too 🙌
I’m not a particularly big cycling fan, and I’ve certainly never heard of this race, but I’m loving the highlights. They explain the tactics and thinking behind the various moves rather than simply saying “this happened, then this happened, then this happened...”. Really engaging content. Thank you.
They actually had to revisit some older design files, as the jawbone had been discontinued for a while, and fabricate a couple models just for him when he lost his a while back.
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers Yes, and G Thomas should never wear anything else. I am not saying that because I like them, but because they have become like his signature. And no one else on his team should. When you see the IGD jersey and those glasses, you need not wonder who the rider is for another second. And, if I were a DS or team manager, my cyclists would all have a signature image.
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers you really made me have to put out my own pair of those glasses out of my drawer, just to reassure myself i´m not insane. thanks for the correction. from time to time i wear them still and mostly because i like this rider so much. design wise i got some newer pairs which more fit the current trend :)
Watch the full race and still come to get Lanterne Rouge’s take on the action, definitely adds to the experience. Looking forward to seeing how the channel develops when he lands in Europe and hope his relationship with the ASO grows.
@Alex Mac The Volta is hardly a tier one race yet look at the views. This channel is what hardcore cycling fans never knew we always wanted. The highlights are unbiased and honest. Often explaining the team tactics that official channels can’t. I listen to the podcast on the way to work and then watch the video on the way home. Exceptional coverage.
Good to see Chavito back at the top of the podium. Hope he will score more victories in the coming months provided the European season isn't short-lived due to a new round of restrictive and social measures implemented across Western Europe.
This stage was a reminder that the best rider being on the best team is not good news for entertainment. The main reason to be excited for the big days in the summer is that the best rider is on a relatively weak team.
If I were running ISR, I would be worried about Froome, but that does not mean Woods would become my team leader, certainly not for the TDF. However, I would be making contingency plans. Would love to see Froome make it to the TDF and be competitive. Kind of looks bad though. But, if he is not competitive, ISR should go stage hunting, and not seek GC.
@@danmc7815 Totally. Froome is in big trouble, he won't have the capability to be a leader at a grand tour this year, that will be Dan Martin if they have a go at GC. Woods won't go for GC but he can (and I believe will) win grand tour stages again this year...he's in just about the best form we've ever seen from him and coming off a big 2020 campaign where he was just recovered from a femur break!
Is it just me or am I the only one seeing that the motorbike crew do not like the stage winner because they refused to pace the attacker It seems they only do for some riders Nice show Thank you P:)
With INEOS trying to get 123 in GC, Chaves was very smart to attack because Carapaz was almost cooked and INEOS didn't want to pace with Thomas. I'm very happy for Esteban and Team Bike Exchange, they fully deserve it!
I think he saw a chance to soft attack and just force the ineos hand but he clearly didn't have the legs and was dropped within seconds of being caught so it seemed pointless
In interviews, Adam Yates sounds like a 12 year old boy who's really excited that his dad is about to take him somewhere cool, but he's trying not to get too carried away about it.
I'm not persuaded it is time to panic about an Ineos juggernaut just yet. Up until this race they had definitely underperformed this year, both individually and collectively. What we are seeing here may be partial illusion, time will tell... wait until they go up against a JV or DQS squad at full strength or need to rein in a powerhouse like Pogacar . They are succeeding at making Almeida look weak, but...
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers Ah yes, there is a very well known Latvian commentator who has referred to him as the world's most expensive washing machine
@@philipmeisterl I am quite sure Chavez feels the Volta is a success for him with this stage win. More so than if he would climb a few steps up the ladder of the GC. And also, when you attack you don't know up front what the gain is going to be. Again, taking the stage is pretty great outcome for that attack.
@@markachternaam5207 i agree winning a stage against this team sky without much help is great But then your cg goals are basically not there any ore which is fine but that was why im asking
The dude came back from a crash that nearly killed him, is still able to ride a bike in the world tour, and is getting paid a lot of money for it. No-one, apart from maybe his bosses at ISN is expecting him to do anything big anymore. In my opinion he's got a pretty sweet gig going.
Adam Yates is the best climber? Pff in this race PERHAPS but he sure is shit isn't even the best climber on his own team most of the time. The Yates boys are like Porte et al; superdomestiques people think can be GT contenders but aren't.
@@LanterneRougeCycling Sure, but would you honesty think he might win a GT this year? Porte is a great rider but he's a podium contender. He's never been quite good enough to actually win one, and that's fine.
Not agree, all of them were on their limit, Ineos tried to get back Chaves, but they didn´t make it because they couldn´t. Chaves was better than Ineos, just look the faces of Porte, Carapaz Thomas an even Yates they were very on their limits
@@edisonpaul5336 Fair enough, but as same as them, mine is a speculation, of course lantern and Benji are really good cycling analyst, but this is my opinion from what I saw. Ineos was trying to put their authority as G said, Denis and Carapaz blowed up, then Porte and Thomas did their best. Chaves was stronger that is the fact! the rest is speculation. Cheers mate, have a good week!
@@einundsiebenziger5488 我们妈呀。internet English grammar police. Do you think everyone s native language is English. Why don’t you learn Chinese for 15 years and show no grammar mistake.
When Lanterne tells the TdF channel how to improve and they don't listen to him, so he just creates his own channel that gets more views
Im glad you’re still loving the videos. To be honest, ASO did licence the rights to me for this purpose in what I think is a world first for a major sports owner, so they do deserve some credit.
@@LanterneRougeCycling Look at all the attention you bringing to the Volta. Amazing.
@@LanterneRougeCycling It's amazing to be able to watch all of these races with some great commentary analysis.
When you can't beat 'em, you join 'em.
@@LanterneRougeCycling yeah your stuff is brilliant, really got me interested in cycling to a whole new level, before I watched your vids I'd just follow the Grand Tours. I'll raise a glass to ASO then on this occasion too 🙌
I’m not a particularly big cycling fan, and I’ve certainly never heard of this race, but I’m loving the highlights. They explain the tactics and thinking behind the various moves rather than simply saying “this happened, then this happened, then this happened...”. Really engaging content. Thank you.
Yeah, more interesting than watching the race itself.
And doesn't take too long, nor does lantern cut it too short.
Not a big cycling fan... let's talk at the end of the season with these Lanterne recaps, so good!
i just love how geraint still wears the jawbone and doesn´t switch to a newer version.
They actually had to revisit some older design files, as the jawbone had been discontinued for a while, and fabricate a couple models just for him when he lost his a while back.
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers Yes, and G Thomas should never wear anything else. I am not saying that because I like them, but because they have become like his signature. And no one else on his team should. When you see the IGD jersey and those glasses, you need not wonder who the rider is for another second.
And, if I were a DS or team manager, my cyclists would all have a signature image.
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers you really made me have to put out my own pair of those glasses out of my drawer, just to reassure myself i´m not insane. thanks for the correction. from time to time i wear them still and mostly because i like this rider so much. design wise i got some newer pairs which more fit the current trend :)
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers Yea bernal with his big glasses has become a trademark. He is the reason why I love those big glasses
At some point Chaves will get honorary australian citizenship for his dedication to greenedge. What a guy tbh.
Their relationship is amazing, they have never stopped supporting him, he has never stopped training hard to get good results for them
"It's choo choo train time" killed me😂
Im happy to see Chavez at this level! I hope he can maintain this level for the whole race
Kämna may be getting coal for Christmas but at least he knows how to light up an otherwise boring stage - the viewers thank him for his efforts 😂
and maybe also Esteban?
Seems like he is just using these breakaway rides as training for the following day ;-)
@@painterQjensen is he getting coal for Christmas too?
Watch the full race and still come to get Lanterne Rouge’s take on the action, definitely adds to the experience. Looking forward to seeing how the channel develops when he lands in Europe and hope his relationship with the ASO grows.
Check out the LR podcast, it's really goodtoo!
The biggest smile in cycling!!!
Chavito!!!
So happy for Chavito, he deserves it
'' Is Simon Yates the more inconstant rider in the world tour ? '' y(at)es
This comment deserves more likes 😂
@@adamarchie haha thx 😂
Well done!
Have you heard about the Spanish phenomenon Marc Soler?😏
Different story now the giro has finished
"Simon Yates, is there a more inconsistent rider on the world tour?"
Yeah, I would say Ritchie Porte, as much as it stings you, lantern 😂
Lanterne Rouge’s performance has been stellar. Suspiciously so. Cycling commentators around the world will be throwing shade.
NOT SO HOT TAKE: Your channel will get move views than the Tour De France Channel.
@Alex Mac The Volta is hardly a tier one race yet look at the views. This channel is what hardcore cycling fans never knew we always wanted.
The highlights are unbiased and honest. Often explaining the team tactics that official channels can’t. I listen to the podcast on the way to work and then watch the video on the way home. Exceptional coverage.
Talking shit about the official channels will not help LR or his licensing deal's future. It's funny haha but please stuff it.
@@cdt002 Or maybe the TdF channel sees these comments and have an awakening that will pressure them to increase their quality. Win, win, baby!
Get us the Colombian commentary of the moment Chaves launches.
The viewership demands it!
Good to see Chavito back at the top of the podium. Hope he will score more victories in the coming months provided the European season isn't short-lived due to a new round of restrictive and social measures implemented across Western Europe.
Yates in my eyes is consistently a top performer!!
Chavitooooo yeaaahhh!!!!
Greetings from Bogotá!
Great to see Chaves winning again. Ineos rode just as hard as they needed. Smart riding.
Good stuff. Liking the highlights.
rim brake for all the top 3, interesting:)
This stage was a reminder that the best rider being on the best team is not good news for entertainment. The main reason to be excited for the big days in the summer is that the best rider is on a relatively weak team.
I hope we see Froome vs Hirshi on the breackway 😍🙏
Glad to see chaves back on the spotlight the past few days
Nicely explained presentation.
300 Subs 2 go! Cant wait for that Lance Face to be replaced with the creator award on the podcast HYPE
Who’s Lance?
Lanterne is the best, I'm hooked!
“Did Froomey take all of his inhalers? Damn.” -Adam Yates
Great commentary and explanation, thank you Lanterne
damn ineos so fucking stacked..
For real... World Tour Poker Tournament edicion Catalunya. Ineos: I’m all in, baby! Almeida: sad face 😔
ISR: Froome is our leader
Mike Woods: Hold my beer
If I were running ISR, I would be worried about Froome, but that does not mean Woods would become my team leader, certainly not for the TDF. However, I would be making contingency plans. Would love to see Froome make it to the TDF and be competitive. Kind of looks bad though. But, if he is not competitive, ISR should go stage hunting, and not seek GC.
@@danmc7815 Totally. Froome is in big trouble, he won't have the capability to be a leader at a grand tour this year, that will be Dan Martin if they have a go at GC. Woods won't go for GC but he can (and I believe will) win grand tour stages again this year...he's in just about the best form we've ever seen from him and coming off a big 2020 campaign where he was just recovered from a femur break!
Classy awesome quality review as always. Thank you!
Is it just me or am I the only one seeing that the motorbike crew do not like the stage winner because they refused to pace the attacker
It seems they only do for some riders
Nice show
Thank you
P:)
even the pro with the high end bike drop their chain 😂😂
IDE THE BEST!
Congrats on 100K, much deserved!
Damn mahdude so close to 100k
when any team leads a podium, questions should be asked. Remember Gewiss-Ballan !?
With INEOS trying to get 123 in GC, Chaves was very smart to attack because Carapaz was almost cooked and INEOS didn't want to pace with Thomas. I'm very happy for Esteban and Team Bike Exchange, they fully deserve it!
"Choo choo train time" - love it! :-D
Another brilliant video and relentless turnaround time. Big subs incoming no doubt
Sky Train of 2015!...@ 3:03. A blast from the past 😃😎
Chavito! Needs to keep that smile.
That Ineos Twitter post LOL
Ineos is too much for me, I’m so scared I can’t even get my breakfast down
Continued solid stuff!
so close to the 100k now
Awesome video!
#lanternerouge During covid your videos are huge. Great videos man!
chaves worked himself into tears in giro for yates brother the last guy they would try to bring back probably
Quality content
Did I just see a super tuck? 🚓
Lol kruijswijk could not be any less explosive wtf was that attack
I think he saw a chance to soft attack and just force the ineos hand but he clearly didn't have the legs and was dropped within seconds of being caught so it seemed pointless
He’s more of a diesel engine who slowly winds the pace up than someone with explosive attacks. Tejay van Garderen used to be the same.
I mean if there's a train on the front that you know won't chase you immidiately, there's no need to attack explosively and spend unnecessary energy..
In interviews, Adam Yates sounds like a 12 year old boy who's really excited that his dad is about to take him somewhere cool, but he's trying not to get too carried away about it.
So much for Ineos not riding like Sky.
Any comments on Vingegaard taking two stages at Settimana Coppi?
If Kamna doesn’t attack Ineos again, I’m going to be disappointed. KAMNA V. The World.
Popular win but IGD have this thing wrapped unless something mad happens. Whereabouts in the eu are you planning to move .
Advance 100k subs celebration 🎊 mate !!
Chaves rides better than he ever has in 2 years ... and his contract is up this season. Suddenly finds form. 🤣
So we're still allowed to super tuck?
What is it with these (great btw.) videos having a length of exactly 8 minutes 15 seconds?
“Hold my beer I’m gunna go win this real quick”- Esteban Chavez
I'm not persuaded it is time to panic about an Ineos juggernaut just yet. Up until this race they had definitely underperformed this year, both individually and collectively. What we are seeing here may be partial illusion, time will tell... wait until they go up against a JV or DQS squad at full strength or need to rein in a powerhouse like Pogacar . They are succeeding at making Almeida look weak, but...
chaves!
I would like your views on Froome and his future
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers a view or a future? 😂
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers Ah yes, there is a very well known Latvian commentator who has referred to him as the world's most expensive washing machine
Thanks again.......be safe.
Remember to comments peeps, even just for the algorithm
This. (See, it's not that hard.)
1:59 didnt UCI ban the supertuck? not a big cycling fan so I don't have too much knowledge but love binge watching
from april 1st onwards
@@Kaasgeelheid ohh interesting..
@@Kaasgeelheid and that’s not a lie!
@@ruiloureiro3167 yeah lol, no april fools shenanigans or anything, this is actually the case (unless UCI will reveal the ultimate april fools joke)
@Cressida Dick's women bashing storm troopers true, they are getting warnings only for now, according to the GCN commentators
Wait, someone did the super tuck and the peloton *didn't* spontaneously combust?
Fucking lol at the aprés ski hangover comment
Plenty of super tucks today, wasn't it banned?
Takes effect on April 1st
@@QuietLurker gotcha. Like most things UCI related sounds like a joke.
Is he the brother of F1 driver?
Just asking was it worth those like 10 seconds on gc for a quite hard solo ride while the ineos guys were really not doing that much
Are you suggesting Chavez was interested in the 10 seconds on GC? Because he obviously wasn't: he wanted to take the stage win, Which he did.
@@markachternaam5207 im not sure what chavez`s goal is if he wants to compete on gc this performance probably hurt him more than it helped
@@philipmeisterl I am quite sure Chavez feels the Volta is a success for him with this stage win. More so than if he would climb a few steps up the ladder of the GC. And also, when you attack you don't know up front what the gain is going to be. Again, taking the stage is pretty great outcome for that attack.
@@markachternaam5207 i agree winning a stage against this team sky without much help is great
But then your cg goals are basically not there any ore which is fine but that was why im asking
Trolling froomy LOL.
Will Christ froome be domestique for Wood ?
Chris* Froome* ...
as a Canadian i wish we could see more of Woods
I wanna see p 4,5,6 on GC team up to flip the script on ineos
Honestly I would love that 😝
Is Chris Froome is weighed down by all the money lining his pockets?
The dude came back from a crash that nearly killed him, is still able to ride a bike in the world tour, and is getting paid a lot of money for it. No-one, apart from maybe his bosses at ISN is expecting him to do anything big anymore. In my opinion he's got a pretty sweet gig going.
And he’s a pretty chill dude. Have you seen his new youtube channel? He’s just enjoying it and getting paid 😝
One of the most boring mountain stages in the recent history
... in * recent history ...
@@einundsiebenziger5488 alles klar
Adam gifted former teammate Chavito a and farewell team BEX and Simon.
Hot take, Mike Woods ISN Tdf GC Leader
view #10,000 les go
Adam Yates is the best climber? Pff in this race PERHAPS but he sure is shit isn't even the best climber on his own team most of the time. The Yates boys are like Porte et al; superdomestiques people think can be GT contenders but aren't.
But Simon Yates has won a grand tour and Richie Porte was on the Tour de France podium last year?
@@LanterneRougeCycling Sure, but would you honesty think he might win a GT this year? Porte is a great rider but he's a podium contender. He's never been quite good enough to actually win one, and that's fine.
Simon won the vuelta 2 years ago? And both yateses has multiple top 10 GC placings in GTs? Both of them won the white jersey in the tour?
@@ski3010 I'm not saying they're not good riders i'm saying you'd be mad to put money on them winning a gt
Not agree, all of them were on their limit, Ineos tried to get back Chaves, but they didn´t make it because they couldn´t. Chaves was better than Ineos, just look the faces of Porte, Carapaz Thomas an even Yates they were very on their limits
No amigo , Ineos claramente podía con G o con Porte , pero fue inteligente , ellos no hacen lo del Jumbo.
@@edisonpaul5336 No, Chaves won! the rest is Bull shit! good Bull shit, but still
@@camilomartinez3607 then are Benji and Lantern wrong ? I don't think it , not at all.
@@edisonpaul5336 Fair enough, but as same as them, mine is a speculation, of course lantern and Benji are really good cycling analyst, but this is my opinion from what I saw. Ineos was trying to put their authority as G said, Denis and Carapaz blowed up, then Porte and Thomas did their best. Chaves was stronger that is the fact! the rest is speculation. Cheers mate, have a good week!
@@camilomartinez3607 great, have a good weekend too.
Mate, with your Australian accent, mumbling and very fast pace without any pauses, I have a very hard time understanding you.
Take lessons from Chris Horner.....
Man. Movistar needs diversify its profile. Them Spanish riders aren’t all that great. Or change the SD. They sucks
Needs to* diversify ... They suck* ...
@@einundsiebenziger5488 我们妈呀。internet English grammar police. Do you think everyone s native language is English. Why don’t you learn Chinese for 15 years and show no grammar mistake.
First lol