The Best British Climber You have NEVER HEARD OF | Tour of Turkey 2024 Queen Stage
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Get Paul on the podcast for an interview! He’s a great guy! Ask him about his singer song writer credentials 😂
I've know Paul for many years as he came up as a junior in my club, VC Venta in Winchester UK, lovely guy. Our club is super proud of Paul.
Also a very good race for Lander Loockx from TDT - Unibet.
Lander Loockx hype! Will win the tour 2026
Loockx (7th on this stage, 6th in GC) also kinda fits the story. His first full road season, coming over from cyclocross. No real big results at either road or ccx, but suddenly emerges at these one week .Pro races. Also got a 4th place on an uphil sprint in Hungary, could've top 10'nd the GC if he didn't get caught behind a fall in the peleton on the Queen stage.
Double used to ride for my current team in 2019/20 and rode for the sister team MGKVis in 2021/22.
I lived with him for a year in 22 and he was always such a nice humble guy, even though he was riding for a conti team doing WT watts.
Genuinely one of the nicest lads in the whole pro peloton, and one of the better climbers too, I’ll never understand why Kometa didn’t take him to the Giro this year.
Absolute madness wasn’t it !!!
top tier vid as always, and love how you're making noise for smaller teams and riders
I love the fact that late-bloomers is such a standard concept in cycling. It is very possible to find your best form around 27+ or breakthrough! In Football for example its all about the first glory days and then having to fill in physical gaps with experience, whereas in cycling it is often the other way around where you grow tougher and more experienced
I never rode at a competitive level but I've watched the sport for 40+ years and coming into the sport at the WT level around 22 or so and then coming into GC top form around 27 used to be pretty standard but lately (the past 6 years or so) we're seeing these young lads that are 19 and 20 that are real GC contenders. It's never been that way. It's really turned the sport on its head. 27 used to be a pretty standard age for a rider to come into the best years of their career. It makes me wonder what will we see from these lads when they do hit 27. Will they be even better or will they be in their "twilight" years so to speak. By 27 - 29 will they be put to the side as new young talent comes into the sport? We don't know yet. It's yet to be seen. I'm not really sure what to expect
Cheers
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Love Paul- he did a great interview on our channel 🙏 proper good guy
Top lad is Paul. First met him when he made the podium at the 2019 British Hill Climb Champs. Belter of a ride from a young guy and his ambitions were clear. That wasn't his breakthrough ride of course, but guys like Paul are important for the young kids to look up to and see a path, like Hugh Carthy before him. He's a good follow on Strava too!
First of all let me say that I'm new to the channel and I have read most of the comments so I see I'm among many competitive riders. It's a pleasure to be around such talented lads
Personally I never rode competitively but I've watched the sport for 40+ year and coming into the sport at the WT level around 22 or so and then coming into GC top form around 27 used to be pretty standard but lately (the past 6 years or so) we're seeing these young lads that are 19 and 20 that are real GC contenders. It's never been that way. It's really turned the sport on its head. 27 used to be a pretty standard age for a rider to come into the best years of their career. It makes me wonder what will we see from these lads when they do hit 27. Will they be even better or will they be in their "twilight" years so to speak. By 27 - 29 will they be put to the side as new young talent comes into the sport? We don't know yet. It's yet to be seen. I'm not really sure what to expect
Cheers
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Love these videos about these crazy good riders that don’t get enough attention. Much nicer than watching another pog video. We’ll done.
NorCal Cycling called Frank's rise three years ago. Cool to see his rise all over the big cycling RUclipsr channels!
Ah, this was the guy on Jeff's channel who had the name of the icon FVDB, I remember now, thx for reminding
Cas2001 did it even earlier. Those viewers are the real OG’s
They might already be sufficiently "hyped", but never sure: Jason Tesson, Riley Sheehan, Taylor Stites, Scott McGill, Nicholas Zukowsky are names that come to mind
Such a great Channel this
Paulo Doupio! Can’t win a race in Hampshire though 😉😉.
Very cool recap of a race many of us can’t watch.
Those metallic green bikes are sick
I know Paul Double from the last years tour of Slovenia.
Great video. I suggest Alexander Mayer, winner of the African Games with Mauritius
Kudus was telling Eyob to stop pacing Lopez.
LETS GOOO NEW LR DROP FROM NON WT RACES
Double had a really solid 2022, was surprised he didn't join this team at the end of that year and went to human powered health instead tbh.
Tyler Stites and most of the riders for project echelon (us conti team) deserve to be racing at a much higher level. I mean Sheehan went from losing to these guys to winning a 1.1 one day last year
Nominative determinism? Wow, Mr. Rouge, is this really a commentary on a cycling event!
Tyler Stites US domestic pro who’s had some decent results in Europe
The Monegasque rider on Burgos team. He always seems to be mixing it up with the best in the Vuelta or Gran Camino
Zoccorato didn't ride the Giro, perhaps you got him confused with Zanoncello?
Yes
VC Venta 🎉
Always good to see new talent … it’s a nice change from the old juiced up donkeys on big teams
Interesting to hear that. I'm new to the channel and I never rode at a competitive level but I've been watching the sport 40+ year. I noticed there's many competitive riders here so I wasn't going to bring up this subject but since I saw your comment I thought I'd ask. What's your take on these young lads (Pogi, Jonas, MVDP, WVA and others)? These unbelievable feats of strength and endurance? I'm interested in hearing your take on it. All natural or not? I have my beliefs of course but I'm asking to hear your thoughts if I may
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@@kennykaniff they are all superbly gifted… yet they have the luxury and privilege of high altitude training camps, hyperbaric chambers, team physios, team doctors, team scientists, sophisticated data, specialized dieticians and diets, etc etc which I don’t think is equally accessed throughout the contracted riders on a team… of course the suspicion of using banned substances or unknown substances is always a possibility, especially considering how the older doping experts always seem to be associated with these teams or actually play important roles like “director sportif”, etc… so based on the fact that large budgets are at play, and only winners are remembered in history I believe there are definitely some form of chemical/pharma/mechanical assistance that is used/employed by these top talents to enable them to produce superhuman results that eclipse those of the doping era cycling… but everyone is guilty of enormous talent, suspicious preparations and unbelievable performances… that’s part of the allure of watching cycling… be well, be safe on the roads
Should’ve been at the Giro
Paul was 2nd in the national hill climb behind Ed Laverack in 2019. So yes, he's always been fast for the one-off efforts, but is a big unknown when it comes to the 3 week races. Can you produce the numbers after 2 weeks of 5 hour days?
Pogi aside, Storer riding himself into the top 10 on GC at the GIro was the ride of the GIro for me. First year for Tudor at World Tour level, not the leader, no dedicated GC support form what I could see. Absolutely break out ride imo.
C'mon, Storer was well established climber before the Giro as well... Best climber + two stages at Vuelta 2021, 2x overall at Tour d'Ain, podium at Alps, 2x Top 10 UAE, Top 5 in mountain stages at Tour 22, he's been good for years...
@@pmts8364 and top 10 GC at Giro was the ride of the Giro for me, given he was not the leader, had no dedicated GC support as far as I could tell, and Tudor are doing their first world tour.
Do you know what an opinion is?
As for "he's been good for years" - be that as it may, his 2024 UCI points are double any other year to date.
@@aarondcmedia9585 I just wanted to say let's not make unknown neopro out of him. To be honest I expected him to be even a lot higher in GC. Tudor signed him as leader for Giro because of his good results in last three years and he delivered what was expected. Rubio had worst results then Storer in his career and at Giro he finished a lot higher, why isn't he the ride of the Giro for you then 👀?
@@aarondcmedia9585 I think you mean "first Grand Tour"
@@pmts8364 who is making him out to be an uknown neopro?
" Tudor signed him as leader for Giro "
If they signed Storer as lead for Giro:
1. why isn't he wearing #181 number?
2. On the Tudor site itself he says “I am here to win a stage, not for the general classification. Giro is early in the year, and I usually do better towards the end of the season, but I am coming with good form and the preparation went smoothly.”
Methinks you are making stuff up, no point in engaging further. As for Rubio vs Storer, it's team + rider, as I already mentioned. You really want to compare Movistar + rider to Tudor's first GT + rider? Really? Don't make me laugh.
You need to Talk about Martin messner
I wanna see the original video "the best climber in the world" the Raul Alarcon W52 one :)
Kind of remind me of Bart Lemmon for visma
0:51 I saw it and I had to Google it. Palms trees growing in . . . Turkey?
There are palm trees in Italy and Spain too.
I heard it and I had to Google it: nominative determinism. 😄
Underrated - Alexandre Delettre
Obviously because he is Alexandre 'Delete'
Anthony Turgis is the best non classic rider that never been in a WT team. I mean 2nd at MSR
There is a new Frank Vandenbroucke?
Habe ich mich auch gefragt. Ist er zufällig den Sohn von dem ehemaligen Profi, oder wahrscheinlich ist es einfach ein populären Namen?
@@FreiburgRadfahrertheir is no connection with VDB as he was Belgium and the new young Frank is Dutch.
Why are you not covering Giro?
he doesn't have enough cloth
Can I say kudos to Kudus?
Hey pal!!
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theres a race in swiss on the 7th with alot of the riders preping for swiss tour could be a good one to cover
4:00 Nominative Determinism: the theory that people are psychologically predisposed to pursue occupations or interests that resemble or evoke their names in some way -->> A guy named Rob Raven steals bird eggs!
Actually, I've known about him for at least a year :P
THE MONEGASQUE
Mr Double
Go British Riders!
pcm players yawning at the title lol
😂😂😂
Not Possible with a Froome 2.0
Alone cycle style or lack of🤮
How lucky we are in present times!
Go Retire Froome 1.0 you will not
Make another TDF.
Froome was white Kenyan, he is african non british !!
Soll ich mir einen Reiskocher kaufen? Diskussionen bitte hierunter. Danke.
As usual it's pointless to watch as marble mouth refuses to articulate his words. DUH!!!!
He's Australian. For an Aussie, his diction is unusually clear, albeit he has to talk fast to cover all that happens in a fast-moving sport.