Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 11: Toulouse – Toulouse (156.8k)

[Unchained]

Cop who made the tackle of the protester saved carnage certainly.. Needs a big thank you from everyone!! Great job!!

 

[Pippo_San]

...yeah, that winning stages crap is stupid...

Yeah great tactics going into a breakaway from the get go.
Abrahamsen has been lucky they found the right rhythm and Schmid was so determined not to let MVDP catch them so the UNO-X guy could just have that little more freshness.

But who cares. Moronic team is moronic.

 

[ChewbaccaDefense]

Yeah great tactics going into a breakaway from the get go.
Abrahamsen has been lucky they found the right rhythm and Schmid was so determined not to let MVDP catch them so the UNO-X guy could just have that little more freshness.

But who cares. Moronic team is moronic.

Rhymes with bit hosting...

 

[Unchained]

Most of the sites I read, podcasts I listen to have one or 2 things in common.. Nobody can make sense of the away from the action sprints.. Race was won ,GC group rolling across together and you got guys sprinting for what looks like no reason.. Real head scratcher..Guys in @15-30+ place sprinting, life or death, like they are going for the stage win..??

 

[yaco]

I don‘t know, there were only five riders up the road on a breakaway stage, it was obvious that a lot of teams were unhappy with the situation. The guys who attacked would have probably also tried if nobody peed although they might have had a harder time getting past the roadblock. Of course you don’t want to go full gas all day but you can‘t just literally pull your dong out and everything is neutralised.

What's overlooked is how strong the initial break of three was in the stage. Riders attacked throughout the stage and only two could reach the leaders who were front from kilometre zero.

 

[red_flanders]

I gotta call out the absolutely class, hockey-style body check against the barriers for the idiot at the finish.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1945501772136817130

View: https://x.com/Reecefm/status/1945501772136817130


I just love the extra oomph the security guy put into it. Super leg drive, great forearm technique. Way to finish.

Respect.

Another view of this. Looks like our boy gets a few...let's call 'em..shoves..in. Brilliant.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1945611361775505482

View: https://x.com/lucasaganronald/status/1945611361775505482

 

[jono]

Another view of this. Looks like our boy gets a few...let's call 'em..shoves..in. Brilliant.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1945611361775505482

View: https://x.com/lucasaganronald/status/1945611361775505482

From this angle, it appears the cop was the greater danger to the two riders contesting the sprint, though kudos to him for doing his job effectively.

 

[Eddy Evenepoel]

Yeah great tactics going into a breakaway from the get go.
Abrahamsen has been lucky they found the right rhythm and Schmid was so determined not to let MVDP catch them so the UNO-X guy could just have that little more freshness.

But who cares. Moronic team is moronic.

I care!
Awesome team being awesome <3<3<3

Abrahamsen was the big engine of the group the whole day, but of course he was just «lucky»

Moronic poster being moronic.

 

[RedheadDane]

IMHO the last thing pro road cycling needs ATM is glorifying riders racing injured. It's due to metal plate and screws, on why this is possible, bone itself still needs a couple of weeks to heal.

Do you really think he'd have been cleared to race if the bone hadn't, in fact, healed?

 

[CyclistAbi]

Do you really think he'd have been cleared to race if the bone hadn't, in fact, healed?

Yes.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

It wasn't necessary. A new rule was invented for Roglic last year to give him the same amount of time .

Utterly untrue

 

[CyclistAbi]

The incidence gives similar vibes then the one in between Rogla and Fred that happened a while back.

 

[RedheadDane]

Yes.

Then I can't help you.

 

[CyclistAbi]

@RedheadDane

I already explained it to you it's due to metal plate and screws this is even possible, not due to healed bones. Ask any doctor specialising in tis area if you don't believe me.

 

[RedheadDane]

@RedheadDane

I already explained it to you it's due to metal plate and screws this is even possible, not due to healed bones. Ask any doctor specialising in tis area if you don't believe me.

The doctors at Uno-X who cleared him to race are, in fact, doctors, and would not have cleared him to race if the bone hadn't actually healed.
I believe their judgement.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

That "Bernie off the top rope" pic never gets old.

I don't think I've seen that photo before: what's the story?

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

Cop who made the tackle of the protester saved carnage certainly.. Needs a big thank you from everyone!! Great job!!

Saved someone getting the publicity for a cause he was trying to promote. The guy was far behind Abrahamsen and Schmidt, and a long way ahead of Van der Poel. It was irresponsible behaviour, but in no way would have caused carnage.


(And re-donning my mod hat, we are not going to start a discussion about whether the cause he was trying to promote is a valid one)

 

[CyclistAbi]

The doctors at Uno-X who cleared him to race are, in fact, doctors, and would not have cleared him to race if the bone hadn't actually healed.
I believe their judgement.

Yeah, no.

I don't believe for a second Abrahamsen is some sort of nature freak, on where his collarbone healed in quarter to half of the required time. It's only due to metal plate and screws, on why this is possible, not due to healed bones. On top of that it's said he won a stage in week four, from injury, that means he was racing at the Tour already at around two weeks after the injury, now that is just insane. It's just not medically possible, on what you claim. Unless, as said, Abrahamsen is some sort of freak of nature. He isn't.

 

[CyclistAbi]

As for protesters and the world we live in, Tour likely indeed is a viable stage for that. What needs to change is riders shouldn't be endangered, in the process, it can be done without that. In the end, just as when it comes to environment and similar, cycling eventually had to take a political stance on it it's not immune to it. Eventually a political stance will need to be taken in regards to mentioned incidence, there is just no way around that, one way or another, it will be done.

 

[RedheadDane]

Yeah, no.

I don't believe for a second Abrahamsen is some sort of nature freak, on where his collarbone healed in quarter to half of the required time. It's only due to metal plate and screws, on why this is possible, not due to healed bones. On top of that it's said he won a stage in week four, from injury, that means he was racing at the Tour already at around two weeks after the injury, now that is just insane. It's just not medically possible, on what you claim. Unless, as said, Abrahamsen is some sort of freak of nature. He isn't.

The words - from the experts - were that he'd healed like a 12-year-old.

 

[CyclistAbi]

The words - from the experts - were that he'd healed like a 12-year-old.

Let me guess, at Christmas and the expert was Santa Clause?

 

[RedheadDane]

Let me guess, at Christmas and the expert was Santa Clause?

No... the doctors working at Uno-X.

 

[CyclistAbi]

@RedheadDane

I see, those doctors. They are worth their money, aren't they.

 

[Pippo_San]

I care!
Awesome team being awesome <3<3<3

Abrahamsen was the big engine of the group the whole day, but of course he was just «lucky»

Moronic poster being moronic.

Of course your nickname says it all 😂😂😂

 

[Eddy Evenepoel]

Of course your nickname says it all 😂😂😂

in this specific case, what does my nickname tell you?