Alright, G.P. Lesseman, Matthew Van der Poel is leading out the bunch and he lost his handlebar. So we're going to get into the details because obviously it was a bit weird he was riding along on the hoods and then his handlebars goes flying off and he starts holding onto the tops I was like maybe he's trying to get error but anyways you can see here we'll bring up the old laser pointer and we will be able to see what the issue is so you can see just here where my laser pointer is there's a bit of handlebar that flow off it's on the left hand side it's a grainy footage so you can't see too much but if we go to the next one you can see this is the this is the finish and at first I was like I thought it had split here where my my my my ass is there because underneath that they basically have like the handlebar can slide in and out so it's like that's the handlebar basically sliding in and out depending on how wide you want the handlebars but it didn't fail there it actually failed further down which is a bit more interesting but maybe more sort of obvious because you'd actually be pulling down on the bar from that point. But I think that one of the best shots is actually here, as you can see the shifters just completely fallen off. And if we really try and zoom in just on this particular point here, try that again. So you can see like where my mouse is now, the shifters just connect to just by the DI2-wise and hoppers flying around. And it's actually the bottom bit of the bar that's fallen off, which is really, really bad, because Canyon, like they've had a lot of issues with this bike. First, the bottom bracket didn't work properly. It took them ages to sort that out. You saw the Canyon error, like two years ago, but they couldn't sort out the cable room with the bottom bracket. Then they had the seat post issue, which obviously probably watch handbeats or peak torque videos. They've got videos somewhere about the issue with the seat post that basically just like starts off fraying away. And now they've got this handlebar issue, which looks really pretty serious, because I mean, these bikes, which pros ride generally, they inspect probably a lot more than what amateurs do. Okay, they do more ks, but even so. But yeah, it looks like it's just completely sure, shared off under the shifter, because you think shifter's there, just falling off underneath. And just, yeah, not really, not really something you want to see in a race. Vanipole held up pretty well, just cold in the middle of it. But yeah, that seems to be the issue. If you've got Canyon handlebar, I would recommend to check it quite carefully, because don't want that to happen. Okay, they did ride over Cobble, so maybe it's not too bad. But this new Canyon Aeroid is definitely not turning out to be the publicity marketing machine that they thought it was going to be with Vanipole winning less of an instead. No, we actually cares about Tim Merleye, who won. It was a really good sprint, obviously, we'll show you footage, but you're just what have it. But yeah, it was a really good sprint, but instead the headline of cycling weekly was this, the Vanipole doesn't have a right shifter on his bike anymore. It's just suspended due to DI2 batteries. So DI2 wires. So yeah, that is the news of the day. But anyway, cheers for watching. Hope you did enjoy. Obviously leave your comments below about what you thought could be the reason. Maybe it was the Cobbles. Maybe it was, just faulty, you know, delamination in the rim, etc, etc. Could be a lot of reasons. Me personally probably was something to do with Cobbles and sprinting, and just a bit dodgy. Maybe crashed on it, and they didn't check, etc, etc. But yeah, leave your comments below what you think it could be the cause. And yeah, I think it's the first time I've seen a handlebar snap like that before. But yeah, so, here's what it is. Hey, cheers for watching. See you in the next one.