Meilleure course de tout les temps ? Non, faut pas exagérer, il faudrait comparer avec les autres courses des années 80, 70. Par contre, c'est la grande classique.
@@MassiveLib Agreed, same for all the three grand tours this year, bit of a damp squib all of them (although there were individual stage highlights in all three, just not a lot of excitement in the GC battle).
indeed one of the best races ever, colbrelli screaming like a baby, while van der poel was in agony after such an epic race...almost more like a piece of art, an opera, than a bike race.
I feel like you haven't really mentioned vermeersch enough. The dude is 22 neo pro does his first Paris Roubaix and comes second against Colbrelli and MVDP even beating MVDP in the end after being in the break and in the front the entire day. Man of the race
Right after the finish, having watched since from about one hour from the start, I said to my family that people are going to be saying this is one of the best races in the last 25+ years. Just like Pauline Ballet’s incredible photos, your highlight real captured the epic nature of the race (in a way no other on TH-cam has). Wonderful job Lanterne Rouge!
I'm from Italy, I watched all the race and the last our with my friends that don't really care about cycling, but in the last km they were all screaming for Sonny, just like we did for the win against England at the European Cup in the same room. It's been amazing
Can’t wait to see what Vermeersch can accomplish in the next few years, seems similar to Wout in that he excels at one day races and can still hold his own in almost everything else. Amazing coverage and analysis as always!
Problem with PR is that there are so many factors at play, he may never get another shot just as good at it as that one. But at least it is reasonable to assume he will have a team racing for him next year. That will help!
I would go to TOP 4. A bit gutted for Moscon. At least that he finishes with them, not alone like that, watching them sprinting to victory. Man, that hurts.
@@fireinpoe9317 Colbrelli did work, its not like he only sucked wheels. He even went on the attack before van der Poel. Vdp certainly did more than Colbrelli, but this is how racing works.
As long as no-one got injured (beyond the normal bumps and scrapes), this will surely be my "once in a generation" race. Having the first women's race the day before made this special for me too, and got me so hyped up.
It was amazing, but the crashes were brutal, especially for the riders who crashed multiple times. And Luke Rowe pulling out into traffic like that was inexcusable for a rider of his experience. Maybe his intent was to slow everyone down while he rejoined.
I cannot remember being so drawn in and compelled by a bicycle race since the late 1990's TDF battles. It was a spectacular game of pure survival and human suffering. Chapeau Sonny. A race that will be shown to cycling fans long after we've all left our mortal coils.
Images like ascended mineworkers seeing their first daylight in over a year. What a heroic battle this was. This one will go down in the history books for sure, glad to have watched the entire race.
Boivin's face @3:09 says it all. In an interview to LaPresse (Can Journal) after the race he said "Honestly, I just closed my eyes and rushed through. I didn't touch the brakes. I can't believe I didn't crash there. I was lucky"
Holy Shiiiiat!!! Been watching racing since the mid-80s and have to say that was one of the best races--EVER!!! Hands down, Colbrelli won the hearts and admiration of millions of fans this weekend and will always be known for P-R. Oh, and chapeau to Haussler for a top 10!
Lanterne Rouge, you're consistently giving great insight in cycling races. You've covered all the major events this season and I've watched your videos with great interest to get your insight in what happened during the race from start to finish, in the front as well as in the chasing groups and peloton. Here in belgium, we're blessed with live transmission of the races with what probably is to be considered the best commentary duo in the world, Michel Wuyts and José de Cauwer (+ Christophe Vandegoor and Karl Berteele on the motor), yet in terms of summary post-race, you're doing a hell of a fine job! Please continue to share your views and insights on racing.
I was listening to his whole analysis, which I never understand but a picture is worth a thousand words. I always dig LR even if I can’t understand what he is saying. Maybe my Google translator could help.😂😂😂
Getting to the point of cycling fandom where you start to rewatch those races and reminisce over how you've witnessed cycling history in the making. The 2021 Paris-Roubaix will be hard to beat for a long time and it is definitely one of those races you'll tell your grand kids about. Already getting hyped for this year's classic season!
Je peux comprendre que vous dites the best race you watched ! Effectivement, de mauvaises conditions climatiques sur la Reine des classiques la rend ÉPIQUE ! La boue, la pluie, le vent, le froid, chutes et crevaisons, etc....Bref, un véritable Paris - Roubaix comme j'ai pu voir quand j'étais enfant dans les 80's. J'espère revivre la même chose l'an prochain.
I watched the last 80k live and my heart rate got close to 90 in the last km. Fantastic Race. Even my non-cycling dad was glued to his seat! Felt like mvdp could've played this so much better, he was in the front of the group constantly, should've forced other people to pull for him. He must've been gassed towards the end.
@@phxrsx For sure, maybe he was thinking he could just choo choo his way and break off the front. Not the smartest racing I've seen from him. Hopefully he'll learn.
GREAT race, GREAT video! Thank You, Mr. Lanterne Rouge! After watching this incredible mud fest, I went in for a shower. Felt as though I was right there spitting dirt alongside the Gladiators. Another world. BEAUTIFUL!
Perfect headline for this. I came looking for the entire race because it really is the most intense sporting event I've ever witnessed. Everyone should watch this race at least once in their lifetime to experience what the pinnacle of human competition feels like.
Best Roubaix ever both men and women. Great race and well deserved winner. Been keeping my eye on Sonny for a while and he has matured into a super allrounder imo . Very happy for him .
Insane conditions for a roadbike race. It was almost cyclecross on those wet and muddy cobbled sections. Brave riders, tough mudders on bikes! Just to get to the end of that race makes you a champion in my eyes.
If a rider had to choose between a victory at Paris - Roubaix and one at the World Championships, there would be no choice. They should print a picture of a cobblestone on the winner's jersey for one year.
A Sunday in Hell need not be dry and hot! What . . . a . . . race! Thank you Lantern Rouge for a nice summary and highlights. This will make my ride on Thursday seem quite easy.
This is my favourite race of all time. I was on the edge of my seat the entire race. The crashes were horrific and the battles were insane. The rain and mud added to the excitement. So many things happened in this race which made it exciting from the group chasing down Moscon and the sprint finish. I don’t think we’ll ever see another race like the 2021 Roubaix. ❤
Riders' backsides: a little muddy, still recognizable. Riders from the front: "Lanterne Rouge wants you to find the difference between these two riders" Viewers: "They're the same rider"
I feel awful but often was is great for fans is horrendous for riders. As soon as I saw it hammering it down the night before I knew this would be a legendary race but live up to its billing of hell for any of the riders. As always a brilliant recap.
Colbrelli should buy MVDP a beer after that. Many good rides that race, but MVDP just grinding his way through the field on his way to the front was super impressive. Congratulations and well done to Colbrelli, and also to Vermeersch - truly awesome ride by the young Belgian. What a race.
@@simonworsley8631 Flat or not, he suddenly rode perpendicular across the road right in front of an oncoming group, taking out a pre-race favorite and almost taking out MvdP. Similar to Kopecky the day before, and at least she was big enough to apologize.
@@simonworsley8631 exactly, when I get a flat driving my car, i just keep going... slow as hell, swerving across lanes... not my fault! The tire is flat!
@@texwallis Rowe responded saying he was trying to keep to the right but the wheel just went to the left, it wasn't deliberate. I guess you'd do better...
I think yesterdays race race matched what Paris-Roubaix is all about: a race originating from an ancient time, when people, society and life were rough. This race is about suffering, overcoming obstacles and giving just everything you have and maybe even more. Nowadays life and society are all about careful planing, maintaining control and minimizing risks. Days and events like this are the complete opposite and are among the last outstanding, nuts and adventures things we can witness. And that´s why we love Paris-Roubaix so much and appreciate how the riders performed.
I feel like mvdp was riding like he would drop everone but when he couldnt he still did the work for no reason and then had no gas for the sprint ... A bit like remco he doesnt seem to know how to win when he isnt by far the strongest
Yep. I think he always goes in believing he can drop everyone whenever he wants. Doesn’t always pan out, but always entertaining. And he’s NEVER afraid to put in more than his share of the work. He’s not afraid to drag anyone, van Aert, Colbrelli, no one, to the line.
it looks like he was getting demolished by the bike on the cobbles. He was stomping on the pedals to stay light. That might have taken more out of him than he realized.
One off the old cycling laws goes (and i have to parafrase in English): 'You always eat someone else's dinnerplate first'. hahaha something Louis van Gaal say probably. It means that you let some one else do the work and then finish it off. Cobrelli did that perfectly. MvdP colsed all the gaps between a 100 and 30 km. Then Cobrelli started to work. He was the smartest rider today.
i tried to watch the race after it had finished because in was asleep when it happened, but 6 hours recorded... no. after an hour or so i turned to your perfectly complete recap :) nice one
This years Paris-Roubaix was beyond epic! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Colbrelli’s reaction upon winning was stunning...an incredibly emotional outburst like I’ve NEVER seen..🌹
Despite his misfortune in years past, here in Italy he is well known for always having a bit extra in the bad weather... He already was Rainy Colbrelli to me, but after yesterdays win I think he deserves your new nickname ;)
Felt like a guaranteed Colbrelli win for the last 10km when MVDP carried on doing the bulk of the work, but there's always that crazy thought that MVDP is doing something "Amstel-Gold-esque" and is gonna pull for 60km and then win the sprint.
I watched the whole thing, it was great, and Sonny Colbrelli, crowned a great season, with a fine brilliant win. Florian Vermeesh was disapponted, but should have been really proud of his ride.
this literally is like watching people on tv on black and white with colored background....Epic!!!
I fell off my bed reading this
Reminds me of those early tour de france photos... those were the days!
You know it’s been a legendary season when everyone thought the World Championship was the best race ever… until Paris-Roubaix just a week later. 🤘🏻🔥
Tour de France was quite dull after week one.
Meilleure course de tout les temps ? Non, faut pas exagérer, il faudrait comparer avec les autres courses des années 80, 70. Par contre, c'est la grande classique.
@@MassiveLib exact
@@MassiveLib Agreed, same for all the three grand tours this year, bit of a damp squib all of them (although there were individual stage highlights in all three, just not a lot of excitement in the GC battle).
@@gladtobeangry agree.
indeed one of the best races ever, colbrelli screaming like a baby, while van der poel was in agony after such an epic race...almost more like a piece of art, an opera, than a bike race.
Really gave you flashbacks to the 'good ol days' of cycling, raw unfiltered emotion. Love it!
I feel like you haven't really mentioned vermeersch enough. The dude is 22 neo pro does his first Paris Roubaix and comes second against Colbrelli and MVDP even beating MVDP in the end after being in the break and in the front the entire day. Man of the race
He gets a good mention in the podcast.
He’s also a historian and a politician… at 22: many talents so… ;-)
very much this ^^!
And was a cyclocross rider before he went on the road
Amen...
Right after the finish, having watched since from about one hour from the start, I said to my family that people are going to be saying this is one of the best races in the last 25+ years. Just like Pauline Ballet’s incredible photos, your highlight real captured the epic nature of the race (in a way no other on TH-cam has). Wonderful job Lanterne Rouge!
I agree
Fantassssstic!!!
Maybe for you!!!
I'm from Italy, I watched all the race and the last our with my friends that don't really care about cycling, but in the last km they were all screaming for Sonny, just like we did for the win against England at the European Cup in the same room. It's been amazing
Can’t wait to see what Vermeersch can accomplish in the next few years, seems similar to Wout in that he excels at one day races and can still hold his own in almost everything else. Amazing coverage and analysis as always!
Which one, 2 of them in top 20
Problem with PR is that there are so many factors at play, he may never get another shot just as good at it as that one. But at least it is reasonable to assume he will have a team racing for him next year. That will help!
Lotto had him as #2 behind Gilbert. They already knew what he could do in this race.
Top 3 all deserved to win! What a race!
I would go to TOP 4. A bit gutted for Moscon. At least that he finishes with them, not alone like that, watching them sprinting to victory. Man, that hurts.
@@jean-jacqueslavigne3109 yes good point
except for winner, he used so much wheel of van der poel that its totally not deserved
@@fireinpoe9317 if MDvP is stupid enough to give it, it's just good racing to take it
@@fireinpoe9317 Colbrelli did work, its not like he only sucked wheels. He even went on the attack before van der Poel.
Vdp certainly did more than Colbrelli, but this is how racing works.
As long as no-one got injured (beyond the normal bumps and scrapes), this will surely be my "once in a generation" race. Having the first women's race the day before made this special for me too, and got me so hyped up.
It was amazing, but the crashes were brutal, especially for the riders who crashed multiple times. And Luke Rowe pulling out into traffic like that was inexcusable for a rider of his experience. Maybe his intent was to slow everyone down while he rejoined.
these sort of races are what makes cycling so exciting to watch. couldnt have scripted it any better.
Whenever i'm bored, i always end up coming back to watch the highlights or full race of this, truly epic
What a ride, Moscon! Bad luck happens. 🙁🙁 Respect.
MVDP and Colbrelli 👏👏 What a epic race!
MvDP did incredibly well to come 3rd after battling back brom back injury. Anyone who finished is a bloody legend.
My thoughts exactly.
I cannot remember being so drawn in and compelled by a bicycle race since the late 1990's TDF battles. It was a spectacular game of pure survival and human suffering. Chapeau Sonny. A race that will be shown to cycling fans long after we've all left our mortal coils.
Absolutely brutal!
yes the MVDP team is brutal
Telling my buddies all day this was the best road race I've EVER WATCHED... all day.
Images like ascended mineworkers seeing their first daylight in over a year. What a heroic battle this was. This one will go down in the history books for sure, glad to have watched the entire race.
This was one of the most legendary races I every witnessed. So so good! And great recap!
Boivin's face @3:09 says it all. In an interview to LaPresse (Can Journal) after the race he said "Honestly, I just closed my eyes and rushed through. I didn't touch the brakes. I can't believe I didn't crash there. I was lucky"
Boivin, meilleur canadien depuis Steve Bauer sur cette course
Holy Shiiiiat!!! Been watching racing since the mid-80s and have to say that was one of the best races--EVER!!! Hands down, Colbrelli won the hearts and admiration of millions of fans this weekend and will always be known for P-R. Oh, and chapeau to Haussler for a top 10!
Lanterne Rouge, you're consistently giving great insight in cycling races. You've covered all the major events this season and I've watched your videos with great interest to get your insight in what happened during the race from start to finish, in the front as well as in the chasing groups and peloton.
Here in belgium, we're blessed with live transmission of the races with what probably is to be considered the best commentary duo in the world, Michel Wuyts and José de Cauwer (+ Christophe Vandegoor and Karl Berteele on the motor), yet in terms of summary post-race, you're doing a hell of a fine job! Please continue to share your views and insights on racing.
IT WAS ABSOLUTE MADNESS! I was paying such close attention and still didn’t know what the fuck was going on 😂
Language
@@paulsolon6229 What about it?
I was listening to his whole analysis, which I never understand but a picture is worth a thousand words. I always dig LR even if I can’t understand what he is saying. Maybe my Google translator could help.😂😂😂
Getting to the point of cycling fandom where you start to rewatch those races and reminisce over how you've witnessed cycling history in the making. The 2021 Paris-Roubaix will be hard to beat for a long time and it is definitely one of those races you'll tell your grand kids about. Already getting hyped for this year's classic season!
And here I am the year after, getting hyped again!
same, looking forward for this sunday's hell of the north!@@FrapsomaticalOption
this race is nuts
women's and men's races were epic viewing!!
Je peux comprendre que vous dites the best race you watched ! Effectivement, de mauvaises conditions climatiques sur la Reine des classiques la rend ÉPIQUE ! La boue, la pluie, le vent, le froid, chutes et crevaisons, etc....Bref, un véritable Paris - Roubaix comme j'ai pu voir quand j'étais enfant dans les 80's. J'espère revivre la même chose l'an prochain.
I think all participants in this race will remember this as a career highlight. Just to survive this race is monumental! The photos brilliant .
These guys are gladiators...a race the world needs at the moment
Colbrelli simply raced it to perfection, start to finish. Perfect use of resources at hand.
Sonny Colbrelli Congratulations! Amazing race.
Florian Veermersch you have a bright future
Mathieu Van der Poel we truly do not deserve you
I watched the last 80k live and my heart rate got close to 90 in the last km. Fantastic Race.
Even my non-cycling dad was glued to his seat!
Felt like mvdp could've played this so much better, he was in the front of the group constantly, should've forced other people to pull for him. He must've been gassed towards the end.
I think he thought he could completely break away and crack everyone.
@@phxrsx For sure, maybe he was thinking he could just choo choo his way and break off the front.
Not the smartest racing I've seen from him. Hopefully he'll learn.
After 2020 covid crisis .., in 2021, Italians are showing us the deeper meaning of... "RENAISSANCE"
🇮🇹BRAVO ITALIA🇮🇹 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
GREAT race, GREAT video! Thank You, Mr. Lanterne Rouge! After watching this incredible mud fest, I went in for a shower. Felt as though I was right there spitting dirt alongside the Gladiators. Another world. BEAUTIFUL!
😀😀😀😀
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@@joostgoos2994 troll
Perfect headline for this. I came looking for the entire race because it really is the most intense sporting event I've ever witnessed. Everyone should watch this race at least once in their lifetime to experience what the pinnacle of human competition feels like.
Best Roubaix ever both men and women. Great race and well deserved winner. Been keeping my eye on Sonny for a while and he has matured into a super allrounder imo . Very happy for him .
probably one of the best seasons ever
Insane conditions for a roadbike race. It was almost cyclecross on those wet and muddy cobbled sections. Brave riders, tough mudders on bikes! Just to get to the end of that race makes you a champion in my eyes.
Now disc brakes could be justified for road bikes. If they would use them.
This is why I love cycling. Not many sports reveal this much grit and determination... I want to ride now.
Best race I’ve watched
From the start it was flat out, so happy they show the full race these days
Can you breakdown Christophe Laporte foot braking action? Seems like a good off-season video :)
This was the moment I knew it was a crazy day. Crashes? Sure. Mud? Sure. Old-school footbrake technique while going 45km/h over cobbles? DAMN.
that was insane
I don't think he was braking. Probably clearing mud from his tire. Sometimes it packs in the frame because of less clearence when using bigger tires.
@@Roadbikerider79 he said in the end of race interview he had no brakes after his bike change
@@malomalo3872 good old disc brakes!
What a race! Modern gladiators. A squidgame !
Lol, I just watched that Netflix series this weekend. Thankfully this race wasn't as brutal as that. but I enjoyed the reference.
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If a rider had to choose between a victory at Paris - Roubaix and one at the World Championships, there would be no choice. They should print a picture of a cobblestone on the winner's jersey for one year.
I agree so much with you. Honestly, if we have to wait 2 years and a half every time but every Paris-Roubaix is that good, I'm ready to sign anytime.
BEST. RACE. EVER.
Moscon must of felt sick after that crash n mechanical.. he looked super strong before the crash 💥.. brilliant race none the less
Yeah, I was devistated for him. He looked nowhere near as comfortable or fast on his exchange bike. I wonder if it was a slightly different setup...
I hate my self for not having the oportunity to watch this live full lenght... omg, what an entertaining race must have been!
A Sunday in Hell need not be dry and hot! What . . . a . . . race!
Thank you Lantern Rouge for a nice summary and highlights. This will make my ride on Thursday seem quite easy.
after such a hell of a race we just went crazy！！
all my deepest respect and affection for all the racers ！！
This is my favourite race of all time. I was on the edge of my seat the entire race. The crashes were horrific and the battles were insane. The rain and mud added to the excitement. So many things happened in this race which made it exciting from the group chasing down Moscon and the sprint finish. I don’t think we’ll ever see another race like the 2021 Roubaix. ❤
These highlights do this race justice!
That, my friends, is some damn good bike racing.
Riders' backsides: a little muddy, still recognizable.
Riders from the front: "Lanterne Rouge wants you to find the difference between these two riders"
Viewers: "They're the same rider"
It’s like combat riding. Great report, I appreciate your analysis
I recorded the race (and managed to avoided all media). I had to pause and watch it over two nights - it was TOO INTENSE. Legendary stuff.
Nice one LR, looking forward to watching this highlight in future years! thanks for getting the rights as always
I knew you'd be thrilled, your feelings about Colbrelli are well established. It was a fantastic race, maybe the best since Terpstra won.
Non, c'était fade, moi je dirais depuis Van Avermaet
5:10 Deflategate 2.0. 😂 Well done, sir, well done.
I feel awful but often was is great for fans is horrendous for riders.
As soon as I saw it hammering it down the night before I knew this would be a legendary race but live up to its billing of hell for any of the riders.
As always a brilliant recap.
nice video summary - thanks! love that finish reaction of Sonny :-) !!
Simply the most incredible sporting event I have actually seen
Colbrelli should buy MVDP a beer after that. Many good rides that race, but MVDP just grinding his way through the field on his way to the front was super impressive. Congratulations and well done to Colbrelli, and also to Vermeersch - truly awesome ride by the young Belgian. What a race.
A great presentation capturing the essence of the race in only 8 minutes.
That Rowe move just chaps my ass. Great race, great recap. I agree Sonny rode a strong and smart race.
What are you talking about ? Do you think he had any control whatsoever over his bike with a front wheel flat?
@@simonworsley8631 Flat or not, he suddenly rode perpendicular across the road right in front of an oncoming group, taking out a pre-race favorite and almost taking out MvdP. Similar to Kopecky the day before, and at least she was big enough to apologize.
@@simonworsley8631 exactly, when I get a flat driving my car, i just keep going... slow as hell, swerving across lanes... not my fault! The tire is flat!
@@texwallis Rowe responded saying he was trying to keep to the right but the wheel just went to the left, it wasn't deliberate. I guess you'd do better...
🤦🤦🤦no control, slow speed, over geared on cobbles, try it and see if you can keep it straight. Use canesten for your ass issues
I think yesterdays race race matched what Paris-Roubaix is all about: a race originating from an ancient time, when people, society and life were rough. This race is about suffering, overcoming obstacles and giving just everything you have and maybe even more. Nowadays life and society are all about careful planing, maintaining control and minimizing risks. Days and events like this are the complete opposite and are among the last outstanding, nuts and adventures things we can witness. And that´s why we love Paris-Roubaix so much and appreciate how the riders performed.
I feel like mvdp was riding like he would drop everone but when he couldnt he still did the work for no reason and then had no gas for the sprint ... A bit like remco he doesnt seem to know how to win when he isnt by far the strongest
Yep. I think he always goes in believing he can drop everyone whenever he wants. Doesn’t always pan out, but always entertaining. And he’s NEVER afraid to put in more than his share of the work. He’s not afraid to drag anyone, van Aert, Colbrelli, no one, to the line.
Yeah, he does that, strong but sometimes lacks the necessary street fighter smarts.
it looks like he was getting demolished by the bike on the cobbles. He was stomping on the pedals to stay light. That might have taken more out of him than he realized.
I don’t understand why he did not force colbrelli to lead out the sprint
Mvp lead out the sprint and was the least fast of 3
One off the old cycling laws goes (and i have to parafrase in English): 'You always eat someone else's dinnerplate first'. hahaha something Louis van Gaal say probably. It means that you let some one else do the work and then finish it off. Cobrelli did that perfectly. MvdP colsed all the gaps between a 100 and 30 km. Then Cobrelli started to work. He was the smartest rider today.
You nailed it! The intercuts between still and video are a work of beauty. (Missed the dog barking from the podcast with Benji tho. 😉)
At 6:03 PREACH! Thank you for saying that, I feel like Colbrelli has been disrespected too much after this incredible win.
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Epic and intriguing race. Up with the classics from history.
Colbrelli in form of his life. He was better than many climbers in TdF :) Well deserved win and what a win it is! :)
I watch this with my helmet pfffggg.... What a heroes💪💪💪💪all of them
i tried to watch the race after it had finished because in was asleep when it happened, but 6 hours recorded... no. after an hour or so i turned to your perfectly complete recap :) nice one
should have watched the whole race it was the best of the last 10 years
Absolutely minging this race. Would hate to ride it, but it's great to watch!
EXCELLENT presentation! Well-done in every-way. Gracie' ! liked/subbed
What.a race indeed. Captivating to watch live, great recap summary. Warriors.
Amazing race. Paris=Roubaix does it again.
Best race images I have ever seen!
An instantly classic Classic.
This is THE real race! Epic!
terra cotta army on bikes! what a race!
watching this to get hype for tomorrow
This years Paris-Roubaix was beyond epic! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Colbrelli’s reaction upon winning was stunning...an incredibly emotional outburst like I’ve NEVER seen..🌹
Toughest athletes in sports - absolutely epic!
MVP chase and catch of group is absolutely supehuman
What a race that was. Bravo 🎊
brilliant, what a race indeed, outstanding
He is no longer called Sonny Colbrelli. From now on, he is known as Muddy Colbrelli 🏆
@Lanterne Rouge if we can have John Degenkobble we can have Muddy Colbrelli
Sounds like a good Mafioso name! I loved his reaction at the end....well done Sonny!
Despite his misfortune in years past, here in Italy he is well known for always having a bit extra in the bad weather... He already was Rainy Colbrelli to me, but after yesterdays win I think he deserves your new nickname ;)
They should make a movie about this 2021 Paris-Roubaix, never saw in my life a so tough, strong, hard, emotional race!
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@@joostgoos2994 Yes indeed, troll
Always appreciate your analysis. I learn a lot from you. Thank you!
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I was so tense the last 10km in anticipation of the finish.
Felt like a guaranteed Colbrelli win for the last 10km when MVDP carried on doing the bulk of the work, but there's always that crazy thought that MVDP is doing something "Amstel-Gold-esque" and is gonna pull for 60km and then win the sprint.
Agreed best race in 20 years (or more) it was epic and brutal!
What a race!
Epic race! The best I can ever remember seeing. Paris/Roubaix needs to be a fall race so that there is no holding back before the grand tours.
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@@joostgoos2994 troll
I watched the whole thing, it was great, and Sonny Colbrelli, crowned a great season, with a fine brilliant win. Florian Vermeesh was disapponted, but should have been really proud of his ride.
Such a fun race to watch.
Excellent race review as always! What a race too, epic!
What a battle! I wish WvA was in that group and this race would have been elevated through the heavens! Worth 2 years the wait!
Brilliant breakdown and summary buddy. Just sub'ed on the back of this video. Excellent work mate 👍👍
Awesome race, great coverage, thanks.
I was there live and boy, this was amazing!!!
That celebration though. Nothing like the Italian dramatics.
Thought he overdid it a bit 😅
After years of sacrifice at 31 he wins a race that makes him enter the history of cycling, wouldn't you have cried like that in his place?
@@mirkofessini4864 no
A la oly high jump co winner also Italy
Spirit of Marco Tardelli
Iconic race!