Chris Froome was Humiliated by Dr Maynar.. (HILARIOUS!)

Chris Froome 2024 is one of the most important cyclists in the world. Although he is now giving grief in Sylvan Adams' Israel by going to village races like the Tour of Rwanda and hesitating whether to incorporate him into the Tour de France 2024, in the past the 7-time Grand Tours winner has always been one of the biggest exponents against doping in cycling history. However, in the 2008 Vuelta Asturias, a debuting Christopher Froome learned from Dr. Marcos Maynar, now known for managing the career of Miguel Angel Lopez Superman Lopez, that one plus one is seven and that doping is the parents.

[@cyclinghighlights]

YESSS! Another Chris Froome video, you missed them right? Soon, Romandie or Giro D'italia Pogi video!

[@phillippitts6294]

Pretty sure the best teams have found a way to beat the tests again.

[@tinolino58]

We need more doped athletes 🤣

[@EnochTheFirstProphet]

I would love a comparison of the infamous 1997 Tour de France Stage 12 Time Trial that Jan Ullrich won by 3m04s with the extraordinary 2023 Stage 16 Time Trial that our favorite Danish Anchovy won by 1m38s over the flying Slovenian & 2m53s over Red Bull's Belgian hair model. I think it would make for a interesting & humorous comparison.

[@cvasirocket1401]

One can only imagine your work in the realm of Tennis.

[@cyclinghighlights]

What a Sport of TUEs

[@uberkloden]

He only hates cycling!

[@cattycats4]

Djokovic the king of EPO , didnt Nadal have the same doctor as Lance? and then theres the Williams sisters always clean its normal to lock yourself in a safe room and call the police when random drug testers show up, nothing unusual

[@tubetiz]

Recently the Halep case. She has the backing of Tiriac, ex tennis player with deep connections and a big player with Allianz , she managed to get her banned removed. Something you need to look into, but rather sit to cycling, no way Pogacar si only on Ktones, bananas and Sprite.😂

[@cvasirocket1401]

It is meant as a compliment. His and or her's sport affinity in not in question, se forth: left to imagination. Mr Tiri might of lend her some of his lawyers, pro bono or not is not the goal of this.

[@muradtalukdar4401]

Chris Froome shows that your dreams can come TUE.

[@bikerbruce1988]

What happened to the inhalers? A few years ago, we saw them all the time and were told riders were asthmatic.

[@SamHocking]

Nothing, rules still allow them, Froome still uses his.

[@bikerbruce1988]

@@SamHocking you say nothing, but I say they’re gone. I watch cycling Sam, a lot of it.

[@SamHocking]

@@bikerbruce1988 Gone from riders using their inhaler live on TV, but don't be naive just because a handful of twitter nutters got upset in 2017 and riders stopped using it live on TV, it's no longer used. It's a WADA permitted and legal substance, to think riders would not use something legal regardless of theraputic or performance gain opinions on it, while riders like Quintana are using straight out prohibited substances like Tramadol is again just naive. We heard Pogacar describing the peloton is suffering allergies in the giro, any rider with an asthmatic trigger from those allergies will be administered Salbutomol if not already using preventative medication. We had Dekker just recently banned for 4 years for using Salbutomol and that was 5-6 years after Froome.

[@PatrickFetzer]

How do we see 'part 2' of this?

[@savagepro9060]

Froome Here it’s Downhill

[@veganpotterthevegan]

I have no idea why he didn't make a 6cm adjustment instead? That would have doubled his gains and put him back on top.

[@cyclinghighlights]

6cm, the Torbe adjust

[@backalleycqc4790]

Nah, f that... coconut oil, that's the ticket.

[@wraith8323]

Dammit man, your thumbnails crack me up every time 😂😂😂😂😂

[@tstodgell]

All I have to say is, i once cut up a PEDROS sticker and rearranged it to spell DOPERS, and then I stuck it on my bike. --posted from my soberphone

[@muradtalukdar4401]

“The last thing I’ll say for the people that don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics, I’m sorry for you. I’m sorry you can’t dream big and I’m sorry you don’t believe in miracles...” I use irony as my PED.

[@IainKazLLJ]

Keep up the good work. Thanks

[@DomestiqueKoch]

Number 1 suspect for the ages for me. Strangest career curve ever and very strange results trew out time. Dont believe this guy for 1 bit

[@phillippitts6294]

Bradley Wiggins always baffled me.👍🤷🏼‍♂️

[@SamHocking]

@@phillippitts6294 Wiggins always had the numbers, Pursuit don't lie.

[@phillippitts6294]

@@SamHocking but winning the tour is a different animal.

[@SamHocking]

@@phillippitts6294 Not really, endurance track racing is all about how well an athlete recovers from lactate and muscle damage between rounds over multiple days of training and competition in order maximise watts at threshold. It's a pure endurance discipline, even more about pure endurance than climbing a mountain. Climbing a mountain at threshold (how Wiggins won Le Tour) is essentially the same aerobic endurance effort as an a hour record and also about clearing lactate between days too. It's not a surprise GT winners often make great pursuit, 6-day, ITT and hour record riders. Coppi, Merckx, Rominger, Anquetil, Hinault were all fantastic track riders even though they could also win stage races and GTs like Wiggins.

[@bobdrooples]

Somewhere, someone has looked into the possible benefits of foetal alcohol syndrome.

[@danielk4971]

the SpOrt is clEanN nOw cauZ thEy haVe bEtTer nUtriShun

[@MTw-ps2ds]

Well, the "nutrition" is most likely better than ever before 😉

[@z.kramer6027]

it is though. cycling isn't the only sport where the level is higher than it's ever been. in fact, almost all sports are. it's called progression

[@MTw-ps2ds]

@@z.kramer6027 progression in everything, yes indeed, and most importantly regarding the "nutrition"

[@danielk4971]

@@z.kramer6027 like i said, clean

[@EightFrancs]

​@@z.kramer6027sure. You keep telling yourself that.

[@ChromeLuxx]

Kenya…where systematic doping in running has bled over to cycling.

[@chadwells7562]

In Kenya, in America, in Mother Russia….. every country on God’s green Earth is juicing up athletes like they were trying to make lemonade

[@markcuskelly]

Legendary video as always 👏👏👏

[@stevec6232]

You could have saved Mr Adams that £20m contract!

[@lindajesse8250]

I recognize the sarcastic syntax of one host of “Clipped In” channel.

[@tinolino58]

We need more Froomes!

[@Deathbybono73]

My favourite Froome moment was watching him zig-zag up the hill into Bologna in the Giro 2009. 🤣 He came out to dance with the big boys that day and got shown up (maybe that was the catalyst for what was to come) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGq1iIWFqsSDjdksi=PnigfaNl-R_vnkqL

[@swissbiggy]

Back in the days when Sky/Ineos had the best dope.... It is clear that they lost that position to teams like UAE, Visma and Alpecin.. hehehe 🤣😂

[@cyclinghighlights]

Best marginal gains But they havn’t Maynar!

[@bobjackson3735]

Alpecin has the best doped shampoo! It works for everyone but our bald friend of the channel...

[@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158]

The day he learnt how to be a "MAN" 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 Brilliant....

[@crypto_que]

Do Egan Bernal next. Wins The Giro then mysteriously gets "sick" and goes away for a while but is miraculously well enough to present The Pope with a Jersey & a bike.

[@johnbriggs1038]

Oh, no, no, no. He would never talk bad about Latin American riders. Those are his favorites. He just tries to smear European and American riders. A whole video about how Froome, at the beginning of his pro career raced against people that the narrator says were doping. Chris Froome got crushed. From that, he surmises that Chris Froome started doping? It's actually pretty stupid. There is nothing but personal opinion there.

[@waysidetimes9226]

​@@johnbriggs1038 there's no real point in CH sh*tting on Latin American cyclists for doping. The whole cycling world does that while praising European dopers. The Americans get dumped on by everyone, but that's because pretty much all the best American riders have admitted to doping. Plus, when Froome started he wasn't on Sky's "marginal gains" program.

[@johnbriggs1038]

@@waysidetimes9226 the only time I really heard about a Latin American taking crap for doping was Quintana after they banned tramadol. And even then it wasn't a banishment for him because it wasn't deemed performance enhancing. Latin Americans haven't been dominant at the top of cycling like Europeans and and some Americans, so they haven't been targets near as much. I don't care if you want to talk crap about some of these guys, but CH doesn't really talk much about the proven dopers. He just tries to compare them to people he wants to smear, but doesn't have any real evidence. Just like in this video. And don't get me wrong, I really like racers like Bernal, Quintana, and Superman Lopez. I'm not bashing them. I was making a comment on CH's blatant duplicity and even apologist attitudes. They stuck out enough that I'm not sure that his real voice doesn't have a Spanish accent.

[@johnbriggs1038]

@@waysidetimes9226 oh, and the Sky marginal gains program was a good playbook for winning by making sure you do everything you can, within the rules, to be the best cyclists and team. People tried to turn it into something dark and nefarious after the fact.

[@cyclinghighlights]

Of course Coconut Oil López is 100% clean!!

[@jaydee8553]

Reading the comments it is easy to see why humanity is so messed up. Some people really enjoy seeing a man down and judging without proof on their own.

[@Tarmaccyclocross]

Have you come down in the last shower the whole boring sky team was duped up to the eyeballs

[@cyclinghighlights]

And with proofs too mr Ventolin/Freeman/BilharziaTUE/AccusedofMotorbikePinarello!

[@DomestiqueKoch]

I guess you missed Chuck D's quote. 'Dont believe the hype' . There's downfall and there's ignorance and everything in between

[@bikerbruce1988]

Do you require “proof” to draw conclusions in life? For most of us, once we see that it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck…

[@brucelowe3391]

Yes almost missed it.

[@phillippitts6294]

Sky are legendary dopers . Just like postal was.

[@boomshine7]

Lol, i didnt know this history, but amazing :D 🤣

[@allan4922]

Can we have a G video. He's going to win the Giro, don't you know 😂😂😂😂

[@swissbiggy]

Only if they start using the same juice as UAE does. 😂🤣✌

[@xAudiolith]

They must be using the same embalming oil on him as Chris Horner to keep that guy fresh 🤣

[@MrVizzle]

Fantasy world keep on coming...

[@kevinderung8524]

wait, so marginal gains is not the answer?

[@TheFraudman]

Trust me bro, he will win a stage in the TDF this year.. just trust me

[@Montrealcycling]

😂😂😂

[@Tarmaccyclocross]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Paggi10no]

Haha another one on Frooooomieeeeeee how many is this now? Does he still think he's going to win the Tour again??

[@dangurtler7177]

Froome says that he can do it, but there are millions of reasons that he pushes that narrative.

[@Paggi10no]

@@ChuckWind-Saw I'm doing real good thanks for asking Chucky, and according to Chris number 5 is very much achievable, even at the ripe ol age of 38! What do you think Chuck can he do it?

[@Paggi10no]

@@ChuckWind-Saw Chucky you're killing me, tell me you writing your own jokes or someone else doing it for ya?

[@Paggi10no]

@@ChuckWind-Saw lol is that your best comeback?

[@velo_murph]

BTW, how much/little does Froome weigh? In his younger days, he must have had the watts per kilo of 7 to 8; and would maintain that for 60 minutes on climbs!! Yep, must be an ultimate physical specimen like ol' "Stretch" (the limits of legality) Armstrong.

[@theparalexview785]

Froome started his career around 165 lbs, a healthy weight for a guy his height. But he soon dropped to less than 150 lbs for his career peak performances. And he looked skeletal in some photos of him shirtless.

[@felixjackson2670]

Really? Does this mean Chris did the exact same thing as most top athletes,in EVERY sport!

[@cyclinghighlights]

No. He took only marginal gains

[@cyclingSausage]

No word of a lie. Chris Froome's big brother is Stephen Merchant, and his little sister is Greta Thunberg.

[@rog69min]

Uau! Im happy to see that the Portuguese cycling has some spotlight, not the "best light" though, but still ahahahhahahahah

[@davess61]

Mr 3cm 🤣🤣

[@zerog4261]

Mr 3cm👍😂😂😂

[@livibam]

Dope to cope..

[@savagepro9060]

The Pope Grope for his Scope . . . and said Nope. No Hope. It's the end of the Rope!

[@urhvele6179]

The biggest fraud in history of all sport.

[@angrydoggy9170]

Armstrong deserves that gold medal. Definitely when it comes to cycling.

[@urhvele6179]

@@angrydoggy9170 not a chance, Armstrong was a good rider before his tour wins, while Froome was mediocre a best.

[@angrydoggy9170]

@@urhvele6179 Really now? Armstrong was mediocre at best and even at that point he was most likely doping.

[@bikerbruce1988]

@@angrydoggy9170 Lance was a world class tri guy in his teens. He won us pro and world championships and tour stage in his youth. Of course he was cheating. But he got results. Froome, and now Vingagaard, both raced 10 years with zero results, then oddly became world best. I’ve never seen it in any sport.

[@mattblomeley]

@@bikerbruce1988I read an essay in Velonews that Armstrong and his US teammates were being juiced as early as the ‘91 junior worlds (it was written by one of their team). Raced there myself and it was a f’n grovel - what blew me away was how the US junior team were already competing favourably against solid US pros of the time…

[@nolangoldberger2921]

This video was slow, and really not that informative.

[@cyclinghighlights]

Are you Maynar?

[@frankholcombe2699]

I've just lost 10 mins' of my life watching this diatribe...!!

[@olelarsen3357]

CF one of the most doped riders in the history, only second to Lance Armstrong. But still, he is laughing all the way to the bank. What a disgrace.