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I don’t want to see you dragged around. Wearing the jersey has soothed me, it’s taken away my hunger for victory. Nothing. This year, the Doppio goes digital too and, in the first instalment, reviews the runners and riders in this year’s Grand Boucle. Getting used to it isn’t easy,” says Valverde. “The problem is not that they have to lead the team, they have to lead the race.”“Those who say they want a team working for them at 100 per cent…if they weren’t in the lead it’s because they were unable to, right?” says Valverde, and he has a point. Lillian Ross’s devastating, essential reportage on the unmaking of this film can can be ordered here. “He said that being world champion, everything he’d achieved all those years, was lost in a moment because he didn’t stop for a minute.”At the end of the race, an emotional José Luis Arrieta apologises to the team for making the call to keep racing.“Personally, I’ve been heartbroken since the other day,” he says. “It’s true that this happened partly as a consequence of our pace, but this was also probably not Nairo at his best,” adds Unzué.The next day, on the bus before stage 15, the team tells Quintana to tell them if he isn’t feeling well and that he has to trust them. 4. That’s what it’s about today! No racing coupled with unending series on streaming services about everything but cycling lies before us, until last week that is.Warring team-mates and communication breakdowns typified their Tour de France and Vuelta a España campaigns, where the team managed three top 10 placings in each Grand Tour without taking home the leader’s jersey.Getting a peek behind the scenes allows us to piece together exactly what went down during this tumultous 2019 season and we’ve picked out six of the most interesting points of discussion.Alejandro Valverde (Giuseppe Cacace/AFP via Getty Images)Most riders rarely put together the palmarès Alejandro Valverde has, even before his Worlds win in Innsbruck.

It’s also about being an ambitious racer and giving people what they want.”Landa explains the struggles of his season, and it now comes as no surprise why he sought out a non-European team in Bahrain-McLaren, where he will likely be granted more peace from the press.“The worst part is probably being a Spaniard in a Spanish team. Dans la roue de l'équipe Movistar 2019. Épisode 1 23 min.

Anything you’re involved in is news and people start debates, some support you, some are against you,” Landa says. It’s just unnecessary. The truth hurts.

Épisode 3 34 min. Didn’t play as a team, didn’t listen,” is Lastras assessment.Ultimately, after waiting up for Quintana, the Colombian fails to follow Tadej Pogačar who takes the stage victory, with Quintana second.

No. “You have to wait! Maybe things would have been different had Soler immediately responded to team orders, but the stage result kind of makes Soler’s point for him.“They screwed me over,” is Soler’s final assessment of what happened.At the end of the documentary Soler and the team say they hope he will step into the shoes vacated by the departed team leaders in 2020, and although later in the 2019 Vuelta he waits for Valverde as he is told, a question mark will remain of whether Soler has what it takes to become a true Grand Tour contender.Valverde eventually finishes as the highest placed Movistar rider at the 2019 Vuelta, second to Primož Roglič, following up their Tour de France frustrations of three top 10 finishes without taking victory.“I’m always at the Vuelta and I’m always the one who has to pull it off,” Valverde smiles in the final episode. 3. Le cyclisme arrive sur Netflix !

“It was complicated. “He was unable to filter it out, to say no…”“Jokingly, I said: ‘I’ll pull a Van der Poel.’ I did a wheelie and I fell flat on the ground. Today we have to take advantage of our distance over Roglič.” shouts sports director José Luis Arrieta from the car behind.“When I heard them shouting for me to stop, I didn’t understand. I’m very sorry, I don’t want to see your image tarnished. This Giro was one of the most emotional and the most intense of my career.

With Quintana staying safe from the crosswinds and finishing in the front group, Movistar still had hope, but not Landa.“I didn’t know what to do,” Landa says. I’ll have to get over it and I will. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. “I wanted to keep doing well at the Giro, but I didn’t want to harm the team.”During the team’s celebration meal at the end of the Italian Grand Tour, Landa opens up in his speech to the assembled team staff, riders and their families.“You fill me with jealousy,” the Spaniard says to Carapaz. In 1998 Marco Pantani, the most flamboyant and popular cyclist of his era, won both the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia, a titanic feat of physical and mental endurance that no rider has repeated since. Misfortune with crashes, peloton splits and poor time trial performances contributed to him missing out on two potential Grand Tour podiums, something the 30-year-old does accept.“Maybe sometimes I don’t think things through. “Goddamnit! Transferring to Ineos, who host Egan Bernal, Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome and Rohan Dennis doesn’t seem to immediately rectify this problem, however.“In the end, it was about money. Season 1. La plateforme de streaming proposera en 2020 un documentaire de 6 épisodes sur les Grands Tours 2019 de l’équipe Movistar (en collaboration logiquement avec Movistar Plus, plateforme de TV espagnole). “He could’ve also told us, ‘look, we’re not going to go through with the plan.

I told them I was alone, that I was about to win,” is Soler’s response in his interview after the event.Soler throws his hands in the air, in full view of the TV cameras as he relinquishes his march towards the finish line.“You’re making us look like jackasses here!” comes the indictment from the team car. I didn’t want to talk to anyone, didn’t want to be cheered up.

Second place isn’t bad, especially at 39 years old. In the morning and in the afternoon.