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Hope you enjoyed the anlysis and highlights of the gravel world championships!

And my bad Florian Vermeersch is not Gianni Vermeersch.

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Timecode
0:00- Intro
0:25- Course Profile
1:28- Today’s Favourites
1:45- Highlights & Recap
9:00- Results

23 Comments

  1. In Europe gavel means just in between the MTB (very technical) and road cycling (very aerobe). Sort of cross country cycling which is very attractive to watch. In US gravel means very long straights, high depence on luck with numerous flats and like road racing very aerobe and low technical. Kind of a romantic and heroïc look to it when you see them struggle in the dust on seemingly end less roads but I am personally very happy with these European versions. Even though strade Bianchi is a lot prettier than going through parcs and parking garages in Leuven. That was too much of a circus. We have the cyclocross for that.

  2. Guys out one thing in your head, numbers mean nothing if the other guy is just waaaay to strong 😉
    Belgium could do anything but the outcome would be the same, MVP wining the jersey.

  3. I do hope the spirit of gravel is not dead and WE can keep it alive. Not too technical course quess the tyrewidth 😂😂😂 good video thanks🎉

  4. Pidcock didn't do it because he's very selective on what he does so he can win, on this track, Pidcock would eat dust compared to the power output of the size of MVDP . This is why Pidcock gets too much praise, he just rides multiple discipline according to track, just look at his stats in XC MTB etc.

  5. It was a weak field with 1 great rider , Van Der Pole and the Belgians. I agree that other nations have much better roads for a gravel or rough road race! Peter Sagan grew up on gravel roads in Slovakia. That and great tactics is why he was a dominate racer. Van Der Pole has similar skills to Sagan and could win numerous World Championships like Sagan.
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  6. Terrible commentary, just criticised the format and the riders. I rode on Saturday and it was very technical and a brutal hard course.

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