It's great to see Eddie come into his own and really show us what he's capable of.

Absolutely insane pull from turner Send him and Dunbar to the tour

Great coverage of this race. You’ve managed to make something which risked being a bit dull, really rather interesting by adding wider context, tactical analysis and some occasional banter. 😊

thank you. learning more about cycle racing w/ each show. the scenery of this race is gorgeous (still waiting for spring here in big sky montana!!)

Wtf was the deal with that wheel chopping from Dunbar? Takes out four riders and doesn't even glance behind, straight ruthless. If you don't look, it never happened, right?

Depends. Even in amateur road racing in UK your're told never to look back when there's a crash. Your rear wheel is being hit regularly in a race so you'll never know if you caused it unless it happens in front.

UCI should punish reckless riding more. You can't suddently move over and expect others to instantly stop to avoid crashing.

Looked intentional

Weird that Dunbar never gets selected for GTs at Ineos.

He's actually been selected for 3 GT's in 2020 and 2021, he just got unlucky. Just before Giro 2020 he broke his collarbone, so was out then, then he crashed again before Vuelta 2020 in training taking him out there. He was meant to go to Vuelta 2021 but got covid just before the Olympics taking him out there.

Going to jumbo next year

He’s not consistent enough . I know G is prone to crashes but so is Dunbar , his handling is not great . Least G can time trial Other guys are ahead of him because he’s missed time due to injury . That and he’s not British - none of the Brits are going to get skipped for Dunbar Just see what he’s like at tour de Suisse and or Dauphine first . Need to see him be more consistent in the European tour races too (to be fair he got best youth at Romandie or Swiss last year ) He probably needs to leave Ineos though - he will be turned into another Phil Deignan (won good stage races but never got the chance at Sky) Dunbar should be allowed to ride some of the monument races - he’s won the U23 Flanders . He’d be good at hilly races

Ben Turner, what a engine! Great victory, Eddie! 👏👏

Love the last second jersey zip. Classic

Thank you for your great videos during the Tour de Hongrie 20022

Dunbar is so underrated

I don't know much about Dunbar. It will be an interesting developing story to see where he goes. Nice win for Tiberi. Thanks for the info and analysis!

Nice to see Hagen up there again after his horrible accident.

think I should be given an award for calling this victory in the comments yesterday

you mean, like, by DraftKings? lol

Great first win for Tiberi, Trek has big hopes for him.

They have him till 2024 and with him being just 20 , I am very exicted.

Three for three on the early attacker getting rekt. At least he was lucky that Tiberi was down on GC. I'm disappointed with Konrad, I expected a lot more! (don't worry konrad I still like you just please get it together next time)

I recognized that tower at 6:48 - it's the tallest point in Hungary. I've actually hiked Gyöngyös-Kékestető, which was the stage today!

Does anybody know if Rubio is fine after the crash?

Would love to see him climb in the giro or tour. Reckon he could stick it to pogastrong

What a baller

Antonio Tiberi, the next italian GT winner

He is developing really well at Trek after an injury prone first season last year

That "head wind" you speak of was the tv helicopter overhead.

Free Dunbar! Being more serious, seems like a really nice chap, and it's a shame that he's getting somewhat pooped on by Ineos. Give the dude a GT berth

Ben Turner the best signing? Is it that easy to forget Laporte?

Dunbar is a rather bad sprinter and Tiberi is a diesel climber who never really responds to accelerations straight away and rides them down at his own pace. He's also only 62kg at 182cm, so he's a light TTer and a great diesel climber. Back to Dunbar, a qualitiy rider who can get you some good results, but is probably better as a climbing domestique in the bigger races.

@Val O'Connell that was a short sharp uphill sprint suiting Sammy, Sammy had the sprinting power, and Sammy was flying anyways..

Sam Bennet smashed him in an uphill sprint at the nationals in Derry . So that’s how bad his sprint is , Dunbar is a good climber it was a bit surprising that Bennet nabbed him (yes , Bennett was on form then bit he shouldn’t have got that sprint )

Some ride from Calum Johnstone. Think he’s the only Scottish rider racing at pro tour level

"...but we just see Tiberi nailing Dubar on the line." - uhhh what kind of YouTube channel is this!?

On this channel we look at men in tight lycra suits panting for 8-10 minutes

Wtg Eddie!!!

Releasing this *before* covering JuanPe's!!! dominance on Blockhaus... say your prayers you will be punished

Big Ben is the name of the bell, not the clock. His nickname should be Bell.

Don't do anything you don't want done to you

good stuff

I read Jumbo Visma were interested in Dunbar

I read EF and Bike Exchange were. Either way, he deserves better than what he's getting from Ineos.

Eddie is a classy rider, hope he gets a decent contract somewhere. I hope Ineos don't burn out both Ben's with too many racing days. Pidcock struggled this spring (on the road) and I think Egan did too much too young.

@Dan Gurtler I know about his injuries. Over use is a thing in sport especially amongst the young. Cycling is an endurance sport, you are supposed to peak around age 27.

No, Egan has had some really serious injuries. All of his issues have been related to those injuries (especially his back), including this year after crashing into a bus at speed.

he was not snubbed for the Giro. the teams plan out the squads and major tours so far in advance to plan training , logistics, visas and so much more. INEOS will have a plan for Eddie or they wouldn't have signed him.

Not so, they picked their Giro team late and will always keep their options open depending on form, etc. As for having a plan for Eddie, it must be a well kept secret because they haven’t even told him what it is!

A guy is pulling past me right before the finish line and I'd suddenly have a spasm that causes me to turn right into the guy. Awfully sorry chap, I think I got a little light headed from all the work I did.

Dunbar annoys me, don't get me wrong he's a great rider, but he just thrashes around on the bike. Doesn't look smooth.

I'm sure there were people saying the same about Paula Radcliffe's running style, as she disappeared over the horizon ahead of them. Same with Emil Zatopek.

Aesthetics should not matter at all ....

Racing against him back as a junior was really annoying too because he’d be 5 minutes up the road every time… Absolutely savage rider