Tadej Pogacar gives Vingegaard The Look on Isola 2000 | Tour de France 2024 Stage 19

Lanterne Rouge presents highlights of Tour de France 2024 Stage 19.

Credits:
Footage | Amaury Sport Organisation
Photos | Cor Vos (unless stated otherwise)

[uncleyemen]

Nils Politt has been an absolute machine, just monster pulls day after day. Brilliant work from him.

[BasicBodThor]

"The breakaway wanted the stage....but...uhhh...I take that" lol

[Twinthorn]

Cav better cherish that stage win record while he can

[colinmccormack]

Pog looks like he could ride straight into the La Vuelta on Monday (OK Tuesday, give him a rest day).

[AlanChiou]

Much respect to Vingegaard, horrible injury in April, starting the tour not at 100% and still second on GC.

[tonyg]

Lol Pog dropped Carapaz like I am dropping my 4 y.o. daughter.

Both of us have no mercy, man…😂😂

[Edelweiss]

I think one aspect that's often overlooked is just how strong team UAE is this year on top of Pogis already incredible form. Politt is a fucking locomotive, putting in monster pulls for miles day after day. Almeida, Yates, Soler, Simakov and Ayudo are all putting in massive work, even with some not having their best form. Team Visma on the other hand definitely doesn't have its best form aside from Jorgensen and Vinegaard, as good as he can be after his crash. Sepp Kuss is definitely missed, and van Aert seems to be far from his best form. Definitely a different story than when van Aert in green was pulling Vinegaard like crazy and UAE fucked up team tactics.

[plain-bagel]

Pog on the master class year. Classics, monuments, grand tours. What a phenom.

[zacbranch]

As an American I was bummed to see Pogi catch Jorgensen, but props to a great ride by both athletes.

[ghislainbugnicourt]

From the comments I'm under the impression that people don't get as excited as myself when we see two riders at exactly the same level like Jonas and Remco today. In such brutal climbs, the slightest difference creates huge gaps. So even though Jonas was defending, seeing them neck and neck all the way has something awe inspiring.

[devce]

2022- bad team for pogi
2023- injury for pogi
2024- bad team and injury for jonas
2025- perfect battle

Great fight still for 3 years straight and more to come

[osfan]

Pogi deserved the win but damn Jorgenson can’t catch a break in tdf stages. He’s come so close in so many breakaways over the last couple years.

[christoph]

I wonder how many % of the tour Politt controlled all by himself.

[jockelsockel]

Nils role cannot be overestimated. It's unbelievable what he delivered this TdF. UAE needed exactly this kind of rider. I'm really looking forward to the next TdF with a even fitter jonas and a jumbo team challenging uae's super team. It's going to be a party! All cycling fans can look forward to it!

This TdF might be a Bit Lame at this point but ngl love to See that the Jumbo/UAE rivalry is something for ages! May the better one win!

[outofcontrol]

What an exciting race!! Thanks Lanterne Rouge! Spectacular commenting!

[marks]

Pog is insane what a climber and all rounder has it all to win many tours to come.

[meowkii_]

Pogacar is so much better than everyone else...it looks like an adult riding in a junior race

"The main goal was to take the stage, but ehhh yeah ehhh.... I take that heh"

[CoolGreyMan]

Another great episode from the Tadej Pogacar Show.

[sergiodemichele]

A not difficult technical deduction from the Tour so far: Vingegaard's decline in performance, after an early and fleeting peak in stage 11, clearly indicates the lack of a solid training base, obviously caused by the short time available after the accident in Spain; the real challenge is postponed to 2025...