A wonderful tribute to Paul. I was Club Captain at the Weaver Valley Cycling Club when Paul joined the club. Slightly erratic to start with but he soon learnt to ride with the club runs over the Peak District and North Welsh hills and the more gentle Cheshire lanes. He was a bit of a rascal and I remember on a YHA weekend we had to open a window at midnight to let him in. Paul was a wonderful person as this tribute shows and I was lucky to have known him at the start of his cycling career.
Great tribute. Been watching the Tour since the late 80s, so this will be a weird one without Paul Sherwen. His passion really shown through, and he and Phil had good chemistry. RIP Paul.
"He was chairman of the Ugandan Conservation Foundation dedicated to saving Uganda's wildlife by supporting its national parks. And he led cycling-based safaris ..." All you need to know people.....Try it ! Care about everything, like he did.
A lovely man. I loved his commentating (to be honest, much more than Phil's) as a past cyclist because he really felt what the cyclists were feeling and carried that passionately in his commentating, and I met him in Adelaide at the Hyatt hotel during a Tour Down Under where I often worked in the foyer (I often went there just for a coffee whilst doing some computer programming work). He was very kind with his time, even he didn't know me, and I talked about one of the past Tour de France races, and what impressed how present and attentive he was, and he had a constant kind of smile in his eyes.
Not that I want to use the passing of Paul in this way, you might enjoy the short documentary that is on my TH-cam channel, Steel is Real but Carbon is Quicker. Sean Yates and Sean Kelly were interviewed for it.
Awesome job Coreen! Watching the TDF this year just won't be the same without Paul, but it's good to see that his legacy lives on. Thank you for your work in creating this.
It's evident, through the words and expressions of his compatriots, that the Paul that we viewers thought we knew was just a glimpse into the lovely man that he was. Oh, will he be missed.
This was so beautifully filmed and produced. It made me understand why people loved PS, made me feel the sort of loss people like Herety and Peiper and the others must have felt when he passed. The blend of interviews and stills was perfect. We should all live such a life. And have people like Mazzochi and Davies to remember it.
I lived next door but one to Jeff and Mike Williams and would see all these guys training. They looked so cool to an 11 year old on their Harry Hall bikes, Manchester Wheelers kit and eventually pro jerseys. Forty years later and I’m still mad about bikes and cycling thanks to these guys. I can’t say I knew Paul but knew how hard they trained. The time the tour allowed him to stay in the race after his epic solo ride through the mountains sums him up as an athlete and a person. A great little film and my best wishes go to Paul’s family and friends.
I remember watching Paul at the kelloggs series in Bristol I think? incredible rider tenacious cyclist. When I got into cycling in 80s he was the first continental rider I came across riding for la redoute. Fantastic video and a privilege to watch a British icon RIP Paul.
Listening to cycling coverage without paul is strange. For me, phil and paul were the "voices" of cycling. When i sit on the trainer at home and put on older races it is strange to hear his voice knowing he is gone.
Two of my greatest cycling mentors were Hans Schneider and David Mayer-Oakes, who roomed with Paul separately during amateur years, they bragged on his devotion ,,,, peace3ed
Was thinking about him last night. He was also a very good looking bloke. I remember the early Channel 4 coverage when he and Phil got started. It was quite weird to have cycling covered in the UK at the time. That tandem just seemed like it would roll on forever.
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A wonderful tribute to Paul. I was Club Captain at the Weaver Valley Cycling Club when Paul joined the club. Slightly erratic to start with but he soon learnt to ride with the club runs over the Peak District and North Welsh hills and the more gentle Cheshire lanes. He was a bit of a rascal and I remember on a YHA weekend we had to open a window at midnight to let him in. Paul was a wonderful person as this tribute shows and I was lucky to have known him at the start of his cycling career.
Great tribute. Been watching the Tour since the late 80s, so this will be a weird one without Paul Sherwen. His passion really shown through, and he and Phil had good chemistry. RIP Paul.
This is simply a wonderful tribute to a great man. Thank you.
What I loved about Paul Sherwen is , he talked to us viewers as if we were part of the team, one of the guys. Like we belonged.
Yes.. teammates, journalists, fans. He sure seemed to love all equally.
Beautiful tribute. Brought a tear to my eye. Paul will be missed.
thanks so much, very kind.
Miss the voices of Paul & Phil , voices of cycling and a real humain man ❤
"He was chairman of the Ugandan Conservation Foundation dedicated to saving Uganda's wildlife by supporting its national parks. And he led cycling-based safaris ..." All you need to know people.....Try it ! Care about everything, like he did.
A lovely man. I loved his commentating (to be honest, much more than Phil's) as a past cyclist because he really felt what the cyclists were feeling and carried that passionately in his commentating, and I met him in Adelaide at the Hyatt hotel during a Tour Down Under where I often worked in the foyer (I often went there just for a coffee whilst doing some computer programming work). He was very kind with his time, even he didn't know me, and I talked about one of the past Tour de France races, and what impressed how present and attentive he was, and he had a constant kind of smile in his eyes.
A very nicely put together tribute to a rider we will not forget.
Thank you Dominic, very kind.
Not that I want to use the passing of Paul in this way, you might enjoy the short documentary that is on my TH-cam channel, Steel is Real but Carbon is Quicker. Sean Yates and Sean Kelly were interviewed for it.
Awesome job Coreen! Watching the TDF this year just won't be the same without Paul, but it's good to see that his legacy lives on. Thank you for your work in creating this.
Thanks Patrick!
It's evident, through the words and expressions of his compatriots, that the Paul that we viewers thought we knew was just a glimpse into the lovely man that he was. Oh, will he be missed.
thanks so much!
Someone who I look back on with great joy. My Raleigh Banana had his signature on and I loved it. His voice is one I'll always remember.
An excellent tribute to a great lad.
Thank you, very kind.
Love comes through the words and pictures
This was so beautifully filmed and produced. It made me understand why people loved PS, made me feel the sort of loss people like Herety and Peiper and the others must have felt when he passed. The blend of interviews and stills was perfect. We should all live such a life. And have people like Mazzochi and Davies to remember it.
I lived next door but one to Jeff and Mike Williams and would see all these guys training. They looked so cool to an 11 year old on their Harry Hall bikes, Manchester Wheelers kit and eventually pro jerseys. Forty years later and I’m still mad about bikes and cycling thanks to these guys. I can’t say I knew Paul but knew how hard they trained. The time the tour allowed him to stay in the race after his epic solo ride through the mountains sums him up as an athlete and a person.
A great little film and my best wishes go to Paul’s family and friends.
Simply awesome!! Sparks in Daytona
Beautiful tribute there, thank you for that.
Many thanks!
Coreen that was lovely, thanks so much!
Great tribute! RIP Paul you're missed!
I remember watching Paul at the kelloggs series in Bristol I think? incredible rider tenacious cyclist. When I got into cycling in 80s he was the first continental rider I came across riding for la redoute. Fantastic video and a privilege to watch a British icon RIP Paul.
a fantastic video..nice to see a local to my town sean yates here saying a few words
Thanks so much!
Listening to cycling coverage without paul is strange. For me, phil and paul were the "voices" of cycling. When i sit on the trainer at home and put on older races it is strange to hear his voice knowing he is gone.
Really miss hearing Paul's voice on the Tour broadcast this year (and many years to come).
nice video. Nicely edited, good choice of music. A good story. Well done.
Thanks so much!
I miss Paul tremendously. He was an Incredible human being.
Two of my greatest cycling mentors were Hans Schneider and David Mayer-Oakes, who roomed with Paul separately during amateur years, they bragged on his devotion ,,,, peace3ed
R.I.P. Paul Sherwen. You are missed and you are remembered!
I loved him commenting on Marco pantani,s races ❤️ great commentator ❤️
Great guy! Will be missed 🇨🇦
The tour will not be the same without him.
Just touching.
I wonder where this was filmed. It looks like Bondue, VDB and Kelly were in the same place.
Thank you so much. We filmed the interviews in Manchester during the weekend of Paul's memorial service.
That’s touching that they traveled for the service like that. Friends forever.
Miss you, Paul.
Was thinking about him last night. He was also a very good looking bloke. I remember the early Channel 4 coverage when he and Phil got started. It was quite weird to have cycling covered in the UK at the time. That tandem just seemed like it would roll on forever.
Bless
what a wonderful tribute :)
Its weird to describe why am I crying for someone I never met...
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RIP
Bob Roll more than serviceable as Paul's massive footprint. Bob is just great! Tom horner too.
Good work, Coreen
Thanks so much Bryan, very kind.