I don't think that is a far representation of 'Doing a Bradbury' every time someone does a Bradbury they still needed to be in the right place. Sitting in a position to possibly win still involved great effort and risk. Bradbury gives hope to every competitor of sport to achieve a Bradbury against the favourite. It is certainly NOT DOING NOTHING!!!!!
As a swiss, I will forever get goosebombs when seeing Maze and Gisin enter the podium hand in hand! Such a wonderful moment of such a wonderful race with two so deserving winners, couldn't have asked for a better race that day.
@@arthurs1459 and the only reason he was in that semi final was he spent thousands of hours training and hundreds of thousands of dollars to be i a position to be 3rd in that quarter final. Which was then converted to a 2nd place / Semi final start.
They forgot to say that the ice skater, Sven Kramer, also wanted to go in the right lane, but his coach said he should go in the other one. After this he was number one skater for several years, but never got the title on the 10.000 meters.
You really should NOT have included "of All Time" in your title. The Winter Olympics have been held since 1924; the oldest Winter Olympics represented on this list was 1994. I can guarantee that the previous 18 Winter Olympics combined for a number of surprises worthy of inclusion. Among the surprise finishes left out of this list: 1998: Bulgaria's Ekaterina Dafovska wins the gold medal in the 15km women's Biathlon, Bulgaria's first-ever gold medal in a Winter Olympics. Dafovska had finished 29th in the biathlon at the previous Olympics and had been ranked 51st in the world at the previous World Cup. 1980: Thomas Wassberg of Sweden defeats Juha Mieto of Finland in the 15km cross country ski race by the ridiculously tiny margin of 0.01 seconds (41:57.63 to 41:57.64). It was only the third Olympics in which cross-country times were even measured to the hundredth of a second, and the margin seemed so ludicrous that Wassberg suggested to Mieto that they cut their medals in half to make two gold-silver medals (Mieto politely declined). This race prompted the International Ski Federation to mandate that in future competitions, cross-country race times would be rounded to the nearest tenth of a second. 1976: American Bill Koch wins silver in the 30km cross-country skiing event, the only American medal in cross-country skiing until 2018. Before this Olympics, only four medalists in cross-country events had been from countries outside Scandinavia and the Soviet Union (with Switzerland getting 2 bronze, Czechoslovakia one bronze, and Italy one Gold). 1972: Relatively unknown 17-year-old Swiss skier Marie-Thérès Nadig wins gold in both the Downhill and Giant Slalom, defeating Austrian Annemarie Moser-Pröll (who was the favorite in both races and would become the most successful female alpine skier of the 70s). 1936: The British ice hockey team scores a major upset by winning the gold medal over four-time Olympic champion Canada (while this was only the fourth Winter Olympics held, the ice hockey competition was first held at the 1920 Olympics). NO argument with #1, though. I have trouble imagining anything beating that one.
2014 Sochi: Zbigniew Bródka, proffesionaly a fire fighter. Winning gold medal in ice skating over the great dutch favourite by 0.003 seconds. 2006 Turin: Tomasz Sikora winning gold in biathlon over legendary Ole Einar Bjoerndalen after final shooting. 2014 Sochi: Justyna Kowalczyk winning gold in cross country skiing after passing Bjoergen in last straight. She even had A broken bone.
Cross country mens pair sprint in Sotchi 2014, no one was expecting Finland to win and they still did. Will always be one of my favorite moments and surprise finishes.
Fun fact: For the first clip (bobsleigh), the only other time two bobsled teams shared the same time and a gold medal was team Canada (again) with the Italian team in '98. Lol
7:18 Lindsey got her retribution and long awaited gold or golds in this case int the 2022 Snowboard cross and Mixed snowboard cross 2Golds at the age of 36, nothing is impossible! I should add her Mixed partner is 40 and won gold too!,
No1 Bradbury should prove to you that its not about being the best, it's about learning to swim be in the pool and try. It should not be a surprise that it is not always the strongest or fastest Business, Animal or Idea that wins competitions. It is about being there first and foremost with the skill you have.
Sven Kramer DSQ was unfair. He stepped into longer line, so why to DSG him? :/ If it was opposite, he stepped into shorter line instead of the longer one than OK, but this one was not OK
Es fehlt der 15-km-Skilanglauf der Herren 1980 mit Sieger Thomas Wassberg war der dramatischste Wettkampf der Spiele, denn der Zweitplatzierte Juha Mieto war nur um eine Hundertstelsekunde (der knappste Abstand eines Sieges in olympischen Langlaufbewerben) zurück.
Was there another female skiing moment where the number 1 was celebrating too early and then fell and got second? It could be the Jacobellis one but I thought it was skiing not snowboarding
Thing about Lindsey jacobellis is that she had competed in at least 4 olympics in that event was first every time and fell every time. I’m not sure but at that point I think it’s a pressure thing.
"Doing the Bradbury" is an Aussie term for winning yet not really doing anything. Rest of the world needs that slang as well
Or "gee you Bradbury'd that". It's a solid term.
I don't think that is a far representation of 'Doing a Bradbury' every time someone does a Bradbury they still needed to be in the right place. Sitting in a position to possibly win still involved great effort and risk.
Bradbury gives hope to every competitor of sport to achieve a Bradbury against the favourite.
It is certainly NOT DOING NOTHING!!!!!
As a swiss, I will forever get goosebombs when seeing Maze and Gisin enter the podium hand in hand! Such a wonderful moment of such a wonderful race with two so deserving winners, couldn't have asked for a better race that day.
The first ones warms my heart
Bradbury's gold medal has got to be the most delightfully bizarre win in recent Olympic history. Amazing
Steve Bradbury got the blue shell
Hahahah
And he hits it home! ;)
All wiped out and he took a fair win
Nah got a tactical nuke.
I was going to say, if Steve Bradbury wasn't number 1, that would be a crime.
Yeah he's number one so shut up
@@mplkgr6797 If I were you, don't tell others to shut up. It's going to catch up with you one day. You'll see.
@@mplkgr6797 calm down
The other four competitors: *collapse at the final stretch*
Steve Bradbury: Foolish competitors! You have fallen for my trap card!
If you speak about surprising golf medals, Bradbury will always be first.
*gold* he doesn't play golf
#SpoilerAlert! 😉
Gold
Ok look, australias not /that/ winter-y. If the only way we can get gold is to literally have everyone else fall over, we'll take it
JayBeh Kay I mean who else knew that Steven Bradbury would be on this list ;)
The funny thing is that the only reason he was in the final was because everyone fell in the semi finals.
And he only made it to the semi-finals because someone else got disqualified in the quarter finals.
😂
@@arthurs1459 and the only reason he was in that semi final was he spent thousands of hours training and hundreds of thousands of dollars to be i a position to be 3rd in that quarter final. Which was then converted to a 2nd place / Semi final start.
6:16 "You're the winner!"
"Nooo..."
Ester Ledecka's win was the best. Love her expression.
Steven Bradbury! Absolute Aussie folk hero.
Excellent winter Olympics sports, congratulations to all participants 🙏
As a fellow Australian, I can tell you that we never win at the winter Olympics because there is like 1% of Australia that has snow
They forgot to say that the ice skater, Sven Kramer, also wanted to go in the right lane, but his coach said he should go in the other one. After this he was number one skater for several years, but never got the title on the 10.000 meters.
Can't agree with Ester's win only being ranked as #4. Should've been #2 behind Bradbury imo.
It's always tricky to define the exact order. Your order would've been great too! Thanks
@@Olympics his would've been right
Man I love the Olympics
My favourite are definitely Bradbury and Ledecka
You really should NOT have included "of All Time" in your title. The Winter Olympics have been held since 1924; the oldest Winter Olympics represented on this list was 1994. I can guarantee that the previous 18 Winter Olympics combined for a number of surprises worthy of inclusion.
Among the surprise finishes left out of this list:
1998: Bulgaria's Ekaterina Dafovska wins the gold medal in the 15km women's Biathlon, Bulgaria's first-ever gold medal in a Winter Olympics. Dafovska had finished 29th in the biathlon at the previous Olympics and had been ranked 51st in the world at the previous World Cup.
1980: Thomas Wassberg of Sweden defeats Juha Mieto of Finland in the 15km cross country ski race by the ridiculously tiny margin of 0.01 seconds (41:57.63 to 41:57.64). It was only the third Olympics in which cross-country times were even measured to the hundredth of a second, and the margin seemed so ludicrous that Wassberg suggested to Mieto that they cut their medals in half to make two gold-silver medals (Mieto politely declined). This race prompted the International Ski Federation to mandate that in future competitions, cross-country race times would be rounded to the nearest tenth of a second.
1976: American Bill Koch wins silver in the 30km cross-country skiing event, the only American medal in cross-country skiing until 2018. Before this Olympics, only four medalists in cross-country events had been from countries outside Scandinavia and the Soviet Union (with Switzerland getting 2 bronze, Czechoslovakia one bronze, and Italy one Gold).
1972: Relatively unknown 17-year-old Swiss skier Marie-Thérès Nadig wins gold in both the Downhill and Giant Slalom, defeating Austrian Annemarie Moser-Pröll (who was the favorite in both races and would become the most successful female alpine skier of the 70s).
1936: The British ice hockey team scores a major upset by winning the gold medal over four-time Olympic champion Canada (while this was only the fourth Winter Olympics held, the ice hockey competition was first held at the 1920 Olympics).
NO argument with #1, though. I have trouble imagining anything beating that one.
I like the fact that when a Norwegian doesn't win it's being counted as surprising
It is when said norwegian is Björndalen
2014 Sochi: Zbigniew Bródka, proffesionaly a fire fighter. Winning gold medal in ice skating over the great dutch favourite by 0.003 seconds.
2006 Turin: Tomasz Sikora winning gold in biathlon over legendary Ole Einar Bjoerndalen after final shooting.
2014 Sochi: Justyna Kowalczyk winning gold in cross country skiing after passing Bjoergen in last straight. She even had A broken bone.
Sikora won only silver - one miss at the last shootin' allow Greis to overtake him :(
2014 Sochi: Frenchman Pierre Vaultier winning gold in snowboard cross with a torn ACL
Cross country mens pair sprint in Sotchi 2014, no one was expecting Finland to win and they still did. Will always be one of my favorite moments and surprise finishes.
I miss Kowalczyk’s gold from Vancouver 2010: 30km and stunning finish with Bjoergen
Also Brodka's gold from 2014 should be here, amazing finish, 0,003 sec ahead dutch ice skater.
Hermoso 😘
Saludos desde Argentina 😊🇦🇷
So good♥️
Lindsay Jacobelis has now won gold!
Hello Olympic i'm from Indonesia.
Steve Bradbury our hero of all time !
Nice one
Just knew Stevo was gonna be number 1
1998 canada tied for the olympic gold in the 2 man bobsleigh 20 years later deja vu
Fun fact: For the first clip (bobsleigh), the only other time two bobsled teams shared the same time and a gold medal was team Canada (again) with the Italian team in '98. Lol
Top Ten Surprise Finishes of all time and they don’t include US men’s hockey in 1980
Steve bradbury is the definition of an opening lap of a gta race
Has Aussie Steven is the only thing that matters in Winter Olympics
7:18 Lindsey got her retribution and long awaited gold or golds in this case int the 2022 Snowboard cross and Mixed snowboard cross 2Golds at the age of 36, nothing is impossible! I should add her Mixed partner is 40 and won gold too!,
Cold, like in the Winter Olympics.
FAUNER MVP :)
As a snowboarder, that bad landing actually doesn't look that bad
She tried to do a trick but failed
Sven Kramer has the same last name as me!
How is 1980 miracle on ice not here?
Not a medal winning match up. The USA men's team had to play one more game to win gold.
Funny how not a single one from the distant past made the list.
What about Petra Majdic, broken her ribs in the 2nd round and still winning bronze at the end?
quite a nice video but the music is anoying and useless :-(
number 9 still hurts
Pierre Vaultier 2018 gold medal ? He falls in Quarter final and still finishes third and then with the back to back gold medal...
What about Zbigniew Bródka from Piland who beat Koen Verweij in 1500m ice skating race with margin 0,003s ? I expected his race here :)
Sarah Hughes
You know, that music doesn't help.
Zbigniew Bródka 2014 Sochi?
My dream is to be a swimmer at the Olympics
Chase your dream brother
No1 Bradbury should prove to you that its not about being the best, it's about learning to swim be in the pool and try. It should not be a surprise that it is not always the strongest or fastest Business, Animal or Idea that wins competitions.
It is about being there first and foremost with the skill you have.
Steven Bradbury looks like he needs a stubbie after that win
Red Gerard baby
The only thing I care about if Steven is number #1
Sven Kramer DSQ was unfair. He stepped into longer line, so why to DSG him? :/ If it was opposite, he stepped into shorter line instead of the longer one than OK, but this one was not OK
Es fehlt der 15-km-Skilanglauf der Herren 1980 mit Sieger Thomas Wassberg war der dramatischste Wettkampf der Spiele, denn der Zweitplatzierte Juha Mieto war nur um eine Hundertstelsekunde (der knappste Abstand eines Sieges in olympischen Langlaufbewerben) zurück.
Disappointing list: skiing heavy and very recent, all the picks were within the past 25 years...meh😐
bklyn11217 just shut up they are still giving you content to watch so be grateful
@@tymour681 😁many thanks to you, oh, Olympic Channel, for your lists and clips. Better?😂
bklyn11217 thanks for the positivity have a good day
@@tymour681 you realize this is a joke
reminds me of sk8er boi
Let's be clear with #2: she tried to show off and do a fancy move and wiped out.'
Lillehammer 1994. Fauner immenso🇮🇹
4:35 im from norway im from lillehammer i have been in that place XD!!!!
Yo cut the music please
Was there another female skiing moment where the number 1 was celebrating too early and then fell and got second? It could be the Jacobellis one but I thought it was skiing not snowboarding
666 views LOL
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When skrillex can open Olympic like martin garrix?
Thing about Lindsey jacobellis is that she had competed in at least 4 olympics in that event was first every time and fell every time. I’m not sure but at that point I think it’s a pressure thing.
Not anymore. Lindsey Jacobellis. 5-time Olympian. Olympic Double Gold Medalist.🥇🥇🏂
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Gold medal ties should always be broken by some method IMO. For example, in alpine skiing or tobogganing, tied athletes should have a rerun.
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white people are so great in sport!
As an American I was glad jacobellis fell and didn’t get gold. That;s what you get for showboating before the race is over.