Directed by Joe Hahn.
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La dernière image de Julian Alaphilippe a donc été cette ovation dans la rue Lepic, à l'issue d'un Tour de France très compliqué pour lui sportivement.
Une nouvelle page du cyclisme français se tourne avec l'annonce de sa retraite immédiate.
1 - Julian Alaphilippe est devenu au cours de sa carrière le premier 🇫🇷 à :
- être champion du monde depuis Laurent Brochard en 1997
- être double champion du monde
- remporter un contre la montre sur le Tour de France depuis Jean-François Bernard en 1987
- remporter la Flèche Wallonne depuis Laurent Jalabert en 1997
- remporter la Flèche Wallonne deux années de suite
- porter le maillot jaune lors de deux éditions consécutives du Tour de France depuis Thierry Marie en 1990-1991
- gagner sur le premier jour d'une édition d'un Tour de France depuis Christophe Moreau en 2001
- gagner une étape sur les 3 Grands Tours + sur les championnats du monde en ligne depuis Bernard Hinault en 1980
- remporter le Vélo d'or depuis Laurent Jalabert en 1995
Légende.
Rendons hommage à un grand monsieur du sport français : l'immense 𝗝𝗨𝗟𝗜𝗔𝗡 𝗔𝗟𝗔𝗣𝗛𝗜𝗟𝗜𝗣𝗣𝗘 prend sa retraite à 34 ans, selon L'Équipe ! 👋🇫🇷
Ses deux titres de champion du monde, son Tour 2019... Ceux qui l'ont vécu savent.
𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗖𝗜 𝗣𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗟𝗘𝗦 𝗘́𝗠𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗜𝗢𝗡 ! 🥹
Julian Alaphilippe prend sa retraite avec effet immédiat, selon l'Équipe. Le Français (34 ans) était initialement sous contrat avec Tudor jusqu'en 2027.
Double champion du monde, Alaphilippe a gagné à 45 reprises dont 6 étapes du Tour de France, Milan San Remo, la Flèche Wallonne (x3) et les Strade Bianche.
📷ASO
"What I've Done (Live in São Paulo)" is out this Friday, August 21. Pre-order the UNSHATTER Film Soundtrack (Live in São Paulo) now. https://t.co/FeBUThU87l
"One of the biggest moments of our lives.”
The official trailer for ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger’ is out now.
In cinemas and IMAX from September 9th.
Much will be written about Vicario over the next few days. Some of it poignant, most of it scathing. But it’s important we remember the role he’s played in our transition from an error-prone, aging Lloris. To the brave, new high-wire act that is “Toni” Kinsky.
He’s a great shot-stopper. Possibly in the top 5 itw. His predominant limitation was always his footwork and passing from the back. Something he assured us he’d improve upon when signing for us (such was our nervousness after Lloris). It was decent for a while, but as the teams’ confidence waned under Ange (and the injuries), as did his already limited ability on the ball. Eventually affecting his short AND long passing.
Worse still, his prevailing hernia issue started to affect his ability to save long/mid-range shots, admittedly directly costing us points last season.
With that said, I can see him smashing it in Italy. He’s had a rest this summer, hernia issues seem resolved, and he’s starting at a legendary club. I’ll go as far as to say some will question his sale/loan at some point (just takes a couple of Kinsky errors lol).
So ‘Ciao, Vic’ 👋 I’ll take your passion and over-exuberance over the disinterest and nonchalance some displayed in our worst season ever.
I’m sure we’ll all be keeping an eye out 🇮🇹
Almost 10 years ago we started making this film, but it never had closure because I wasn’t flying at the time. I was crippled by anxiety and trauma and had convinced myself I would never get on a plane again. At one point I told my manager, “Let the documentary come out when I’m dead.”
I’m still here. And today, the documentary is out on Hulu.
I hope my story can inspire someone who needs it the way I needed stories like this when I was a kid. For anyone who feels trapped, like their dreams are out of reach or certain things just aren’t accessible to them, I want them to know they’re not as far away as they might seem.
I hope it can encourage anyone dealing with trauma, addiction, fear, or anything else weighing them down to keep going and overcome it. What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
More than anything, I hope everyone who watches can take something from it.
I’m grateful to be alive, grateful for this life, and grateful to live it in honor and memory of the friends and family I’ve lost along the way.
Thank you 🙏🏼