How Was This Even Possible? || The LAB RAT that Almost WON the Tour de France
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2022
- Tour de Suisse 2022 is now on fire with Geraint Thomas, Jakob Fuglsang or Sergio Higuita fighting for the yellow jersey in the Switzerland Tour 2022. But in the past, other Tour de Suisse were amazing, like the most DOPED of them, 1996 Tour de Suisse with characters like Peter Luttenberger, Bjarne Riis or Evgeni Berzin. Know their story.
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Fyi we love the guy that does these cycling story videos...
I remember this guy. He appeared from nothing and suddenly he dissapeared at the same speed. What a monsta
"Where his blood test showed a hematocrit level over 60 percent, therefore the Italian team, which had some very nice fireworks ready to be used" 🤣🚴🏻♀💥
The Team was sponsored by Carrera Jeans, not by Carrera Sunglasses. Those are two different Brands.
Brilliant as always in your cryptic (or not so in your Irish sarcasm) on the great dopes of the era...
There's also another Austrian who doped and performed extremely well during a competition at everyone's surprise. It's bernard Kohl who finished third and won the best climber's jersey on the 2008's Tour de France. He used the doctor who was as the center of the Aderlass affair later. You should do a video about him.
The content of this channel is so good, the clickbait titles and thumbnails do it no justice.
With such a relentless, long term history of doping how can anyone believe it is different today? How can Slovenia produce so many outstanding cyclists from a tiny population? How did Padun get back to back runaway victories in the Dauphine, with very little before or after? This channel will surely have a long and entertaining future. 🤷♂️
Cycling is clean now. The fact the colombians have returned is proof. As well as the fact they ride much slower today than even in the mid 90s. Alpe dhuez is now 3 minutes slower than 27 years ago despite all advancements in the sport
@@drunkensailor112 "I never tested positive"..
@@hansemannluchter643?? If you mean Armstrong? He did test positive (in hindsight) and lequipe published them.
@@drunkensailor112 Riis said it..
@@hansemannluchter643 well riis had beyond suspicious results. Everyone knew, which is why after his tour win they installed 50% hematocrit levels
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I love your videos! Keep it up🙌
I went and saw the Tour in 1997 and came back with some of those Briko glasses that Luttenberger was wearing in the vid. I saw Jeannie Longo in the bike store.
I need a pair of Briko Stingers.
Luttenberger was a good climber but nothing else. Very similar if you make an hybrid between Enric Mas and Contador dancing pedals style.
Two thumbs up for and Video that mentions Evgeni Berzin.
Carrera made jeans not sunglasses
Sunglasses obviously different brand
I am looking forward, in 10 years from today, a documentary on today's cyclist(s).
No doubting he had a great climbing style.
Ha! Doped up Monsters
Excellent video. How do you acquire such private info about these riders?
Good question, I wonder what is true and what is pure speculation
@@LeZinZin95 everything is pure speculation, he just invent stuff exploiting the fact that people love to hear about doping stories.
This doesn't mean that riders of that era weren't all doped, but the backstories he tells are all bs.
2:20 - Hambini commenting on the huge tolerances of that Colles fracture?
Way to go buddy!
I think it's a bit of an exaggeration to suggest Luttenberger almost won the Tour that year. By the time the Tour rolled around he was no longer at the peak of his form as he was at Suisse, and was never close to taking the race lead. Perhaps looking to Zaina and the Giro may be more apt here. Also, to say Bugno had 'failed at the Giro'' is against misleading, particularly if you just look at his GC and see him as that type of rider. He'd won a stage and finished second to Zaina the day Olano took the lead. Perhaps this all says there's no great revelations in some of these videos, even if they include some rare footage, whilst there's never any focus on what riders were subjected to during this time. Berzin riding a full classics campaign, the Giro, Suisse and then the Tour, would that happen today? Did it ruin his career?
Is this narrator the Qxir guy???
Ive noticed most videos are of past editions, is cycling totally clean now do you think or a new form of doping still not detected?
In 2021 no one in World tour cycling had been positive in antidoping tests
But some of the last races are fastests in cycling history
Its shameful
@@cyclingstories why shameful, u feel doping goin on?
@@cyclingstories " Of course I'm not doped. I've never tested positive ".
Bjarne Riis's tour win was spectacular. Better then Lemond's in 89. Far better.
No one mentioning big mig shared the same doctor ferrari as all the other dopers!!
He was with Conconi in late 80s and with Padilla later
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Bugno is now the riders union representative. those were great days of racing...... Lemond was so great........ Lance Armstrong still sucks!!!
this channel is just clickbait titles
Who were not lab rats?
We had some strong riders from my country, Norway, who went pro in those days. After 1-2 years they came home with nothing. Too weak or not willing to go over to the Dark Side?
Not a sophomore cyclist without victories.
In case of Norway, Uno-X team will be early in WT. There we could judge them.
All time worst shorts, denim careers jeans😉