18 seconds into the video (the interview is in English):
I think we've all had this moment. I believe mine was when Froome went on that ridiculous 80KM raid over the Finestre and Sestriere in the 2018 Giro. That may have been my first post in the Clinic.
Thanks. I guess this is why they don't let him talk very often...
please, you think we are all dumb or what; sell this crap on danish tvVingegaard's VO2max was tested at 97 when he was 17 years old.
I've seen other articles where Team Danmark also state he tested abnormally high at the national performance center, the highest they've ever seen, like orders of magnitude higher than other pros. These were also tests conducted 5+ years ago.
This the first article I've seen where a number is stated. His father makes the comment:
"In 2016 Rasmussen recalls his son undergoing tests while riding for Odder Cykle club - the same team that helped develop future Tour of Flanders winner Kasper Asgreen, now at Soudal Quick-Step - which revealed that he had an exceptionally high VO2 max while still just a teenager. “They were testing all the guys in the team,” says Rasmussen. “I think there were about ten. They did seven of them and everything was normal, then they did Jonas and everything went out of order. He said ‘oh this cannot be right, I think my machine is broken’ then he tested three other guys after that and it was normal again,” he adds. “So it was not his machine, he’d just never seen anything like that before. At 17, Jonas’ VO2 max was something around 97.” Legendary Tour de France champion Miguel Indurain’s VO2 Max has been reported at anywhere between 78 and 95 millilitres per kilogram of body weight per minute."
Chords to cols: How Jonas Vingegaard went from guitars to Grand Tours
If he'd followed a music teacher's advice the 2022 Tour de France winner might have ended up starring on a different type of stagewww.cyclingweekly.com
Eventually some of them will sob and admit or get stabbed in the back. Then all will say "we leave this era behind" and a new era of "clean" begins.. well until new stars starts to break old unrealistic records. Rinse and Repeat.
Vingegaard's VO2max was tested at 97 when he was 17 years old.
I've seen other articles where Team Danmark also state he tested abnormally high at the national performance center, the highest they've ever seen, like orders of magnitude higher than other pros. These were also tests conducted 5+ years ago.
This the first article I've seen where a number is stated. His father makes the comment:
"In 2016 Rasmussen recalls his son undergoing tests while riding for Odder Cykle club - the same team that helped develop future Tour of Flanders winner Kasper Asgreen, now at Soudal Quick-Step - which revealed that he had an exceptionally high VO2 max while still just a teenager. “They were testing all the guys in the team,” says Rasmussen. “I think there were about ten. They did seven of them and everything was normal, then they did Jonas and everything went out of order. He said ‘oh this cannot be right, I think my machine is broken’ then he tested three other guys after that and it was normal again,” he adds. “So it was not his machine, he’d just never seen anything like that before. At 17, Jonas’ VO2 max was something around 97.” Legendary Tour de France champion Miguel Indurain’s VO2 Max has been reported at anywhere between 78 and 95 millilitres per kilogram of body weight per minute."
Chords to cols: How Jonas Vingegaard went from guitars to Grand Tours
If he'd followed a music teacher's advice the 2022 Tour de France winner might have ended up starring on a different type of stage
this kind of posts are poping up in the last few hours all over the net, somebody is doing damage control
Definitely.
www.cyclingnews.com
on the steep part he probably did 2000+ followed by the long section to the finish.
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