Tour de France 1995 - Fabio Carsartelli

[TRUFFALDINHO]

Interview SHIT !!! RESPECT for a man!

[antartico68]

dio ti benedica Fabio !

[robertochevalier]

le parole di Ivan Gotti

[Trulyloyale]

Don't post asinine comments and bullshiting statements if you have no idea : it doesn't exist an helmet that saves you when you hit a concrete block on a 89 / 90 km/h descent ....!!

[Trulyloyale]

poor Fabio , rest in peace .

[Ostergaard1987]

R.I.P - Fabio Casartelli (16 August 1970 – 18 July 1995) was an Italian cyclist and an Olympic gold medalist who died in a crash on the descent of the Col de Portet d'Aspet, France, during the 15th stage of the 1995 Tour de France. He was born in Como, Italy.

[ayahund]

Helmet could have saved him if he didn't wear one. R.I.P

[DarcyF1videos]

was cassateli the one lying at 0:11?May he RIP

[dfcvda]

I shall never forget that day.

[MacxDex]

Har aldrig set Jesper Skiby så chorkeret. Det viser bare hor forfærdeligt og hvor dybt det sætter sig i rytterne.

[miliorali]

name because i did not put a fence as if it had not ubiera fabio dead and if he died too ugly that does not wear the helmet but not to

[Clausfarre]

Jeg begyndte at se Touren omkring 1993, og af alle minder er det her vel nok det der står aller klarest. Sikke en dag. Tak for indslaget.

[portugalfan10]

journalists= fucking idiots

[msg06769]

He was dumb enough to not wear a helmet. he wasnt that innocent.

[n00biachi]

@msg06769

Dude no one wore a helmet at that time.....after Fabio the UCI forced the riders to wear one.....not that it would have helped......just like an airbag wont help a racedriver....are you gonna call them stupid too?

Every cyclist knows how dangerous it is when they go over the top of a mountain,they dont need smartasses to tell them they are or were stupid.

[bigbadbecks73]

@msg06769 Have you ever heard of having respect for the dead? Pull your head in.

[bigbadbecks73]

@msg06769 BTW I know what you said and later removed as I get the comments emailed to me.

[msg06769]

@bigbadbecks73 i dont have respect for these people even when they are alive.

[bigbadbecks73]

@msg06769 So do us all a favor and sod off!

[ianarmstrong7]

@msg06769 kep it to yourself, we dont need to hear it ever, especially now

[luizfcsilveira]

Who is the mofo journalist who asks a question like that to someone who did not hear yet what happened? Screw them.

[kurstein]

Husker tydeligt Bjarne Riis' kommentarer efter minde-etapen... Da fandt jeg ud af hvor usympatisk og egocentreret et menneske, han er!

Tragisk, men desværre en del af sporten!

[Stumpy109]

was that fabio on 4:59 in yellow jersey?

[Lyra159]

@Stumpy109

In wellow it's Dante Rezze, he only had a trauma of the left thigh!

If you look in the first seconds: 0:06 Fabio is the one with the black short who don't move when camera move.... ou 0:12 man with arm raised walking toward him

[thomasoring]

I was 10 years old back then. I was shouting to the adults that a rider had been killed. NOONE believed me :/ They did not even come to check.

[danniello18]

2:20 - 2:46 Meget rørende interview, tak fordi du delte det.

2:20 - 2:46 very touching interview, thanks for sharing.

[CadenWolves]

@danniello18

Det er skam så lidt 

[Sosiopaten]

R.I.P. Fabio

[theBASE77]

15 years ago but i too still remember it like it was yesterday...a black day in cycling...i cried too like a lot of people that day i think..

My deepest respect to all cyclists, and other sportsmen who push themselves to the limit time and time again...

Rest in peace Fabio, Marco, Frank ,Andrei and all others i forgot

[runningshoe1]

It's is no small part because of Casartelli that helmets became mandatory. Unfortunately someone had to die.

[aceroneonetwo]

R.I.P

Champion

[lenarom]

RIP champion (un fan de france)

[RedheadDane]

Horrible!

[sprintbass]

i was 23 in 95...and i recall this like yesterday..i know this sparked the helmet controversy and now thankfully all riders must wear them..but when your comming off a mountian at 100 KM and there are not rail's but square blocks to stop you...i dont know that the helmet would have saved him..i wonder what would have happend if he had lived..i know he left a daughter and wife behind..i just think this goes to show the dangers as cyclist we all face..it could happen to any of us at any given time

[Ariton99993]

I may not like this sport. I may not have cried 3 hours before, and yet... I think he didn't deserve to die so young. He could have won the tour de france with ease...

I feel so sorry for him, his family, and his friends.

I hope god gave him a nice place in heaven.

RIP...

[RatStravaganza]

I wasn't even 1 year old. My parents said I cried loudly for thre e hours solid before the news was heard, I was only a tiny baby and already what was to be my sport and my life showed how much it can cost you.

Rest In Peace Fabio. You are remembered always.

[drmarthacastro]

I'm proud of you, RatStravaganza. Nice words, nice comment, you must be a nice guy and excellent cyclist.

We need more like your kind.

Keep on cycling!

[sdick]

honestly.. that's bullshit.

[CadenWolves]

Tak skal du have. Jamen jeg satte såmænd bare videoen til dengang de sendte det, og så har jeg lagt det ud som stadig var af nogenlunde kvalitet, efter mange år på loftet.

[thomasoring]

@CadenWolves Tak for at du har fundet de optagelser frem, selvom de ikke er rare. Jeg har ikke set dem i 15 år.

[CadenWolves]

@thomasoring

Det var så lidt.

[LUISOOOOO]

Best sport, RIP

[Superappo]

Hvor har du alle de fede optagelser fra? :D

Ikke fedt Fabio døde, men bare generelt, du har mange fede clip!

[giovamas]

Ricordo bene la dedica di Armstrong a Fabio. Uno dei gesti più belli dello sport.

[milkshakemuncher]

RIP Casartelli

[1234Guul]

R.I.P...Fabio Carsartelli.. R.I.P.

[Number1StarsFan]

Rest in peace Fabio. 14 years ago today.

[marcompsk]

x john stecchino...

vacci tu a lavorare in fabbrica!!! anzi no...sopporta il dolore della perdita di un tuo collega come ha fatto Gotti...avresti smesso di correre e di scrivere i commenti alla cazzo!!! vivile ste cose prima di dirle...

[RomanoLemm]

Ciao Fabio!

[giogia1]

ciao grande fabio.... grande campione olimpico

[poupolousi]

ecxept before we didn t care about helmets..

[poupolousi]

no comments

[JohnStecchino]

2:31 Gotti, perche non sei andato a lavorare in fabbrica?

[Ccliskaboy]

Dios lo tenga en su gloria a Fabio Carsartelli.

[hajraetooo]

ciao FABIO :(

[weepaddy123]

wel thats very sad but thats part of cyling its a dangrouse sport , Armstron sed he won the tour for him and when he won fabio was with him !

[drmarthacastro]

Well said, my friend, well said.

[dawidki]

czemu po smierci Carsartelli

nie nakazali nosic kaskow tak by nie bylo tragedii kivilieva!

[alice802]

ciao Fabio!

[mikekingphoto]

And there's always been something wrong with Rominger!?

[mikekingphoto]

Fabiao's poor head hit one of those concrete blocks at 45 mph. No expanation needed. I ride, and I say a small prayer when I see a rider.

Take care, Mike.

[NickPatrick2]

Perini injured himself also in the Casartelli's fatal accident but re-joined and ended the Tour.

Dante Rezze, Baldinger and another competitor were forced out after that.

[Froeschchen20]

oh my...

R.I.P.

[adam15k]

At least he died doing what he loved! RIP

[777Shady777]

RIP Carsartelli!

[nigelwyn]

Fabio Casartelli (August 16, 1970 -- July 18, 1995) was an Italian cyclist and an Olympic gold medalist, who died in a crash on the descent of the Col de Portet d'Aspet, France, during the 15th stage of the 1995 Tour de France.

[alittlehorse]

de forskellige rytters reaktion når de får at vide at han er død, det for tårer til at dukke op i mine øjne. virkelig sørgeligt

[CadenWolves]

Sorry, but my french is not very good. Maybe someone else can be helpful.

[gwrunt]

can you translate in french this vid please thank you

[MacTobey]

i dont think it needs to be translated. the pictures and emotions tell everything...

[CadenWolves]

Ja, det var en meget tragisk hændelse. Han var jo ret ung, og tilsyneladene meget populær blandt de andre ryttere.

[prueandy]

jeg får altid tårer i mine øjne når jeg ser billeder af dette styrt eller når jeg læser om Fabio Carsartelli