Marc Hirschi, Wout Van Aert, Tadej Pogacar, Remco Evenepoel up to his crash all were very impressive. Just hope Remco's injury doesn't end his career, it's not healing well at all.
@@drym3943 Julian was impressive in 2019, 2020 he wasn't at the same level. Saying that, he still was a cut above most of the peloton with the form he had.
@@lennertsimon9729 massive u idiot, mock TT positions give a big advantage to those that can hold them. It can help solo break artists stay away longer which is obviously more enjoyable to watch.
@@lennertsimon9729 actually no-one has every been seriously injured or killed because of it. If you know how to ride in the position then do it. Half knowledged kids who try it are always the one who fall in this position because they aren't trained to hold such a position for a long time. Asmf this position greatly helps in increasing speed and reduces air drag a lot but UCI is just a sissy
@@Juuk-D I know, it's probably faster than doing 250 Watts while decending seated, but the danger here wasn't the speed on the straight parts of the road where he was tucked, but the speed he went through the corners with while seated
I'm more into auto racing but these are the parts of bike racing I enjoy. They really use all the road and take every advantage they can. Really cool to watch.
Great to see this awesome performance, it feels good to see something that confirms that I am not the only road cyclist who thinks that road cycling is only about climbing but also about being fast on the descenst. :D
And yet fantastic descending like this which utilizes the super tuck and even milder aero positions will now be hugely compromised thanks to the UCI. Meanwhile there are real safety problems left unaddressed like motorbikes and poor barrier placement. Your race license fees in action.
@@brianjc720 because its insanely dangerous. You might say: "I've never seen a rider in the tuck fly out of the corner in the TDF." Which is kind of true, but cycling is bigger than the TDF, all the junior stages and all lesser races have a lot of accidents because its just play dangerous. Bike riding is about bike riding and being tucked on your bike is something else. The same reason is applied to the Time Trail position, "you have to be in a bike riding position" because in the 90's people were beginning to understand that you could make a timetrail bike shaped like a bullet where you would lay in that would go insanely fast. That's loosing the point of the sport and thus it was banned. *edit* btw, Hirschi crashed in this TDF btw, tucked in and slid out. Luckily on a good place but some of these descent falls are deadly.
having a light ptsd from sliding 3 metres over the asphalt 10 years ago made me unable to watch him take those corners, I almost fainted at the tought of him losing control
@@austink4289 considering the fact this is after several hours of intense effort, he’s turning at 70 or more kms per hour in an extremely unstable position and the fact that he’s on the absolute limit of what those tires can handle I would call it pretty impressive
I remember when I used to ride my motorcycle (GSX-R 1000) in Italy coming down from Asiago through the curvy roads and these dudes passed me on their bikes… no joke! I never understood how such small tires could grip so well… mind blowing*
I used to try to go really fast where I live when I was 19 I get out the 65 miles an hour and that was scary and 2 years later I sold the bike but I got one now but I'm lot heavier now i am 28 year old
People think he’s accidentally locking the wheel but it’s actually a super high skill tactic to shift your force vector and rebalance the bike and chill your brakes.
Is it shifting in an easier or a harder gear? I know with engine braking on cars, downshifting slows you down, but I can't visualize it on a bike for some reason.
@@hra3127 when there is not enough of a banking angle, you get an exponentially smaller contact area for your tyres in hard corners, it also increases the load so you shift the force vector outwards to relieve the moment of inertia, or else he will lowside crash and will need to accelerate to rebalance, that’s why skidding was the idea thing to do in that situation.
@@PC_Pete No, shifting down just makes you have to spin your legs faster. When you're not putting out more speed at the pedals than what the bike is already doing the bike will freewheel.
@@PC_Pete when you stop pedaling its as if you put a car in neutral, you can ''engine break'' with some bikes by spinning the other way but this is very inefficient.
I was so happy to hear Hirschi got an offer of $1 million euros by the startup Isreali team as opposed to the $70k Sunweb was paying him for his spectacular 2020 TDF performance!
As a motorsport enthusiast I enjoy watching him taking the racing line & trying to be more aerodynamic on the straights. That’s how you become the fastest man out of the rest on a descending road.
Dude the fastest I ever gone on my EBIKE was 60km/hr and that was on a big downhill. These guys are going 70+ with pure gravity and skill, no motors. Pretty insane!
If you have a bike like that, I think it would be easy to reach that speed... At least in my opinion, I can go 45-49km/h in flat with a mountain bike, and with the same bike more than 50km/h going downhill.... The hard thing is turning at that speeds with lots of light changes like in the video
@Stephen Casias well, as long as it is a proper road bike there is no meaningfull difference, but there is a huge difference between an MTB and a road bike on a downhill, i would go faster with my roadbike on a downhill than any pro with an MTB.
At 1:08 in the bottom right corner shows the speed of the car at 60km/hr this is basically the average speed or american highways with is 65 miles per hour and the dude on the bike is going as fast as an average car on highway here in usa, insane speed, layer on in the video the speed goes top 75km/hr, I just cant believe it how fast this guy is going on a bicycle
He’s just simply WILLING his tyres to grip. Pure faith.
y wouldnt them tho
You mean trusting
@@sean1232 physics
Nyuruhuhuhu
@@chudaran nyruhuhuhuhu indeed
if you’re taking these corners at this speed you’d have to turn off your fear of sliding and trust the flow... he’s fcking insane though
just dont brake lol
@@wearye11ow ok watson
@@wearye11ow let's just listen to the wind
@@wearye11ow dammm boy he shuted you uuuu
@@wearye11ow piss on him to show dominance
MArc Hirschi was for me one of the most impresive riders in 2020
Marc Hirschi, Wout Van Aert, Tadej Pogacar, Remco Evenepoel up to his crash all were very impressive. Just hope Remco's injury doesn't end his career, it's not healing well at all.
@@KoMDraegast julian also
@@drym3943 Julian was impressive in 2019, 2020 he wasn't at the same level. Saying that, he still was a cut above most of the peloton with the form he had.
Shame he got caught
@@KoMDraegast What happened to Remco?
"He takes the water bottle, and drinks it!"
I'll take a potato chip... and eat it!
@@catsonfirelike same energy
Fr same energy! Ahahaha great observation brethren
The moderators are just stunned. Haha
Every 60 seconds, a minute passes
No wonder the bike was shaking under the weight of those massive balls
😂😂😂
Bruuuh. 😂😂
Makes a nice seating cushion
they induced downforce
@@RainMan52 Ye hes soooo fast, a whole 30MPH. I see crack heads on bikes with flat tires go faster than this.
😂 , which sadist edited this and didn’t include the ending of the stage 😖😫
The editor left us hanging! Did she/he fly off the mountain, finish, slip and crashed, or smacked into the back of the car, etc...?????
@@radicalrick9587 he won the stage
@@MartinoxxHD Thanks, 🙂
@@radicalrick9587 he's clearly a he.
@@JR-wj9bh His name "Hirschi" kinda sounds like "Here she", so that's probably what they were joking about.
For a whole 30 seconds I thought he was a woman cause I thought the commentators said here she 😂
So I was not the only one haha
Omg... I thought so too and I was so confused until I realized he didn't say "here she (...)" but "Hirschi" 😂😂😂
"Here she is going even quicker" haha I can see it
thanks god I don't feel lonely anymore 😂
It was "he or she" for me and i was like i know it's 2021 and you can choose your gender but damn just make a choice already
All this fantastic speed and handling skill and no editing work to show the finishing result. Nice. 👍🏻
Because this video is about the descending, not him winning the stage. Hence the title.
Hahaha yea no one won.
Because they are still driving
no won won*
brah
Checkt aschu
I get that. Thanks for the clarification. 😂
Doing that with those skinny thin paper like tires is terrifying. Also, those shadows make it really hard to judge what’s in front of you.
"If you no longer go for a tuck that exists..." - Marc Hirshi
You are no longer a racing cyclist
This is f*cking gold LMAO
Is this a fucking senna reference?
@@ashadowoftheg3705 yes
@@aydankhaliq2967 yes
UCI be like: ain't gonna happen ever again
Now they wil ride almost the same speed but in a upright position.. . So whats the difference
@@lennertsimon9729 massive u idiot, mock TT positions give a big advantage to those that can hold them. It can help solo break artists stay away longer which is obviously more enjoyable to watch.
@@lennertsimon9729 Aerodynamics?
I know... but they do it for safety so crashing at 65km or at 75 it wil hurt anyway
@@lennertsimon9729 actually no-one has every been seriously injured or killed because of it. If you know how to ride in the position then do it. Half knowledged kids who try it are always the one who fall in this position because they aren't trained to hold such a position for a long time. Asmf this position greatly helps in increasing speed and reduces air drag a lot but UCI is just a sissy
I feel like the supertuck was the least dangerous thing he did on that decsent
it's underrated it helps ALOT
@@Juuk-D I know, it's probably faster than doing 250 Watts while decending seated, but the danger here wasn't the speed on the straight parts of the road where he was tucked, but the speed he went through the corners with while seated
Who is filming behind?
well, as 2021, its banned by UCI
it was the cornering in supertuck that's really crazy...
Every 6 months I come back to this video and reminisce the power of the super tuck and head mount TT position. Peak cycling
Pure confidence in skill and equipment. Awesome rider
Holy fuck I miss pro cycling. Can't wait till March
Tdf
@Alfred Olsen UAE tour on 21st of feb but won't be suprised if cancelled, Personally i see strade the first
This Sunday already a race, Valencia with some of the WT Teams
Bold of you to assume it won't be cancelled
@@christophercervantes5346 The race is already finished haha
Just mind-blowing, dark to light under the tree canopy and insane speed into blind corners.
the real star is the car. they must have been shitting themselves driving down that mountain at 70km/h.
@@kingprone7846 it's a motorbike
@@kgkomrin no, the car in front.
@@kingprone7846 oh ok
brah
He‘s like: its race mode… hit the apex, late braking, full send
without any wheelslip... fucking legend
I'm more into auto racing but these are the parts of bike racing I enjoy. They really use all the road and take every advantage they can. Really cool to watch.
SAFA Brian has entered the chat
I am holding SAFA Brian's beer so he can chat! lol
its fucked up he doesnt race pro
crazy, this seems so mild compared to safa
SAFA Brian hits 100km/h and then goes to work in the morning like it's "hey what's up"
@@bhowellrun I think this was not by any means mild compared to Safa....it was at his level or best in my point of view
Props to the crew on the motorcycle.
Great to see this awesome performance, it feels good to see something that confirms that I am not the only road cyclist who thinks that road cycling is only about climbing but also about being fast on the descenst. :D
This game looks so realistic 😁
Superbe descente! Un super grand coureur en devenir ⛑️bravo hop Suisse🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
absolute madlad
RIP Strava Segments
😂😂
Watching this live was so lit made me go ride my bike as fast as I could.
Would’ve loved to see the end of this
he won... ruclips.net/video/Bvmseh43Uio/видео.html
@@Rambleon444 he lost 😂😂😂😂
And yet fantastic descending like this which utilizes the super tuck and even milder aero positions will now be hugely compromised thanks to the UCI. Meanwhile there are real safety problems left unaddressed like motorbikes and poor barrier placement. Your race license fees in action.
What is this UCI thing I'm seeing all around? I'm not relaly in the cycling sphere
@@peksn Union Cycliste Internationale - main governing body of cycling.
Couldn't agree more, the crowd on the summits are still a total disgrace
Wait did they ban the tuck?
@@brianjc720 because its insanely dangerous. You might say: "I've never seen a rider in the tuck fly out of the corner in the TDF." Which is kind of true, but cycling is bigger than the TDF, all the junior stages and all lesser races have a lot of accidents because its just play dangerous. Bike riding is about bike riding and being tucked on your bike is something else.
The same reason is applied to the Time Trail position, "you have to be in a bike riding position" because in the 90's people were beginning to understand that you could make a timetrail bike shaped like a bullet where you would lay in that would go insanely fast. That's loosing the point of the sport and thus it was banned.
*edit*
btw, Hirschi crashed in this TDF btw, tucked in and slid out. Luckily on a good place but some of these descent falls are deadly.
1:53 "if youve just joined us, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?" lol
Who else is a motorsport fan who cares nothing about cycling yet is still fascinated by this
Watched 1 video about the Tour De France and now already 3 videos about it popped up in my recommended lol.
This was epic. I remember routing for the madman Hirschi.
RIP supertuck. No more downhill attacks.
Marc Hirschi rode his bike like he is Marc Marquez racing in MotoGP. Crazy
Commentator kept saying "he or she"
(Hirschi) I was very confused until they gave a close up shot.
having a light ptsd from sliding 3 metres over the asphalt 10 years ago made me unable to watch him take those corners, I almost fainted at the tought of him losing control
The tyres are thin with such pace and fast riding he is not falling such a fantastic ride 😎
This is insane ..a real life superhero...
I don’t know anything about cycling but I gotta say the commentary is 🔥
This dude is a monster, locking up his breaks on turns like it’s nothing.
After all he is the hurricane Descender from switzerland!
Now I want to watch Danny Hart's commentary vid again
*LOOK AT THE TIME*
Haha found my people on here. Thank goodness.
LOOK AT THE WHIP
Yea I’m glad I wasn’t the only one here thinking “people like watching this and think it’s impressive?” Back to DH racing
@@austink4289 considering the fact this is after several hours of intense effort, he’s turning at 70 or more kms per hour in an extremely unstable position and the fact that he’s on the absolute limit of what those tires can handle I would call it pretty impressive
This shit needs some eurobeat. He on some Initial D shit.
ye
This was insane downhill racing. Balls of steal.
Nailed every apex, just beautiful.
Epic effort. Love that guy
I got caught up in the video and forgot what the title is. He really is a madman!
Can't wait for this year's tour
You're telling me this guy is almost going *40 MILES PER HOUR!?* I get scared at 20-25 down a steep hill. This guy is nuts...
Absolutely. I regard anything over 20 miles an hour as living life on the edge, and congratulate myself for getting through it.
At first I thought it didn't look very fast and then I checked the speed. Damn! Real madman
Great line selection
You know these descending cyclists are amazing. Just don’t underestimate the skill of the motorcycles
Even with the pain and the fatigue he enjoyed every second
No one:
Seb Vettel: "Missed the apex"
What an absolute stud! 💪
If I go 45km/h down a wide paved road in the middle of the city with tires 2-3x thicker than his and I go on full alert. This guy is something else
RIP Supertuck
I remember when I used to ride my motorcycle (GSX-R 1000) in Italy coming down from Asiago through the curvy roads and these dudes passed me on their bikes… no joke! I never understood how such small tires could grip so well… mind blowing*
I really gave a notice to this rider in last years tdf. He was really really good
They should put droppers on road bikes so they can “areo tuck”
Simply superb 👍!
I read "like a madam" and was waiting it for make sense in that context. Then I read the actual title.
This dude is a mad man.
Always understand "here she" and all the time my attention rises for a split second
The secret to going fast, is to go fast enough that of you crashed you just instantly die. That way there's nothing to worry about 🙂
As a commercial airline pilot; I concur.
ive been going 35 km/h yesterday with a mountainbike and it was hella scary. 70km/h thats amazing.
I used to try to go really fast where I live when I was 19 I get out the 65 miles an hour and that was scary and 2 years later I sold the bike but I got one now but I'm lot heavier now i am 28 year old
I wish there was somebody with a sign of encouragement holding it out!
Too soon bruh lol
Lol, you know what happened this year eh?
I’ve never seen a road bike lock up so much into a corner and actually be saved it’s insane
That Cervelo is an impressively fast bike!
What model, do you know?
@@xchopp S5
He would have gone just as fast on any other bike.
I think you mean gravity makes that a really fast bike.
People think he’s accidentally locking the wheel but it’s actually a super high skill tactic to shift your force vector and rebalance the bike and chill your brakes.
Is it shifting in an easier or a harder gear? I know with engine braking on cars, downshifting slows you down, but I can't visualize it on a bike for some reason.
Please explain where he is shifting his force vector from and to, I don’t understand.
@@hra3127 when there is not enough of a banking angle, you get an exponentially smaller contact area for your tyres in hard corners, it also increases the load so you shift the force vector outwards to relieve the moment of inertia, or else he will lowside crash and will need to accelerate to rebalance, that’s why skidding was the idea thing to do in that situation.
@@PC_Pete No, shifting down just makes you have to spin your legs faster. When you're not putting out more speed at the pedals than what the bike is already doing the bike will freewheel.
@@PC_Pete when you stop pedaling its as if you put a car in neutral, you can ''engine break'' with some bikes by spinning the other way but this is very inefficient.
I was so happy to hear Hirschi got an offer of $1 million euros by the startup Isreali team as opposed to the $70k Sunweb was paying him for his spectacular 2020 TDF performance!
Tour de France is so dangerous Jesus. Props to everyone participating
what is it with those guys and their names?
Marc Hirschi in cycling...
Marcel Hirscher in skiing...
it's like the name already says "Pro"
😂
Oh yeah so true haha, you're clearly an avid eurosport watcher like myself 😂
As a motorsport enthusiast I enjoy watching him taking the racing line & trying to be more aerodynamic on the straights. That’s how you become the fastest man out of the rest on a descending road.
How many Cervelos has this guy sold.
27
27
27
Dope
27
I’m looking forward to Paris - Rooubaix 2021 in October 😬
"If you're just tuning in... where have you been?.."
never hesitate the tyres if it will grip or not just send it and watch your speed and feel the tires aswell
nice mate !
It really sucks that they banned that top tube position
Pure technique!
I've gone these speeds, but not on corners, this dude is nuts
Turns are dangerous down the slope I had a cheap bicycle with funny brakes I have respect for this guy 😬😬😂
1:32 Why does that look like the most sarcastic clapping?
I trust me and my bike nothing can stop me not even these corner
Its like finding the kerbs in f1
when bae says..she was alone at home..🚴💪😤
Let’s hope UAE is good for him
It won't
Didnt undersrand why he moved to uae, sunweb was better for his riding style
@@flyingberserker3965 maybe to help pogi like kuss is doing for roglic
@@jaystv3801 he is a classic style rider , not a pure climber its wasting talent if he goong to help pogacar in grand tours
Money
this dude is epic
Smart man, allows his adrenaline to make all the right choices.... eliminates his fear in order to do this.
When your girlfriend says she’s home alone and you don’t have a car
And you don't have a life and you don't have self-respect.
@@A-A-RonDavis2470
We call this projection.
Dude the fastest I ever gone on my EBIKE was 60km/hr and that was on a big downhill. These guys are going 70+ with pure gravity and skill, no motors. Pretty insane!
Marcus Burghardt went 126km/h in Tour de Suisse, I believe the record is 130km/h but I don't remember who went that fast.
If you have a bike like that, I think it would be easy to reach that speed... At least in my opinion, I can go 45-49km/h in flat with a mountain bike, and with the same bike more than 50km/h going downhill.... The hard thing is turning at that speeds with lots of light changes like in the video
@Stephen Casias and you think that's true, right? Lol
@Stephen Casias LA writing a book titled It's Not the Bike lol. We know Lance, sadly the whole world knows.
@Stephen Casias well, as long as it is a proper road bike there is no meaningfull difference, but there is a huge difference between an MTB and a road bike on a downhill, i would go faster with my roadbike on a downhill than any pro with an MTB.
I know nothing about this sport but something tells me this guy is from Switzerland, going down the hills like that..
“If you’re just joining us now, where have you been?” He asked tryna sounds excited but failing miserably.
Well Harry put on special tires. 🚗🚲🤓
Trusting Physics 💥
in his country many roads like that he know what he do he's habbit to that ^^
Dude going so fast the lead car has to be a pilot as well so he doesn't get passed lol
At 1:08 in the bottom right corner shows the speed of the car at 60km/hr this is basically the average speed or american highways with is 65 miles per hour and the dude on the bike is going as fast as an average car on highway here in usa, insane speed, layer on in the video the speed goes top 75km/hr, I just cant believe it how fast this guy is going on a bicycle
Not like a madman, like a boss.