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keithaitch

Veteran
Location
barcelona
A group (hopefully me too) will make it to the bottom of the first longer downhill section, after which the lightweights will pull away going up. It may be possible to catch them again at the next downhill section (but probably too short) only to see them fly away on the uphill again.
If not already too far behind already, the heavier riders (80kg+) might be able to catch up on the final 7.5 km downhill section (about 400 meters of descent), but it will require quite some spinning from already tired legs!
Then there is that 50% somewhere - hopefully just asglitch or 5m that you can roll over without being stopped, depending on how fast your trainer reacts and the level of force it can apply.

Winner(s): Andy, Keith or Berty.
I think soon I'm going to give up the actual riding and just read these as they are just as much fun without any of the pain! Thx @Brusgaard
 

inesfra

Senior Member
I will spoil you the final which can be useful for those who will come head to head with other opponents in the last meters of the race: the very last 15 or 20 meters (I didn't pay much attention, I was upset ...) are in a very steep climb!
My Elite Direto XR trainer crashed! And my 96 Kg with him ...
I advise you, if you are not already, to get up on the pedals promptly just before the final climb.
 

Brusgaard

Über Guru
Location
Skive, Denmark
We'll just for balance I predict AAAC and Perswe, berty yet to prove stamina on the longer rides without zwift power ups!

I don't think AAAC is riding Thursdays. If he is, he would surely be in contention. He is both fast, not too heavy and not too light. :smile:

Me however, I'm in the too slow, too heavy and not light enough category. :ohmy:
 
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AndyMacca

Senior Member
Location
UK
A group (hopefully me too) will make it to the bottom of the first longer downhill section, after which the lightweights will pull away going up. It may be possible to catch them again at the next downhill section (but probably too short) only to see them fly away on the uphill again.
If not already too far behind already, the heavier riders (80kg+) might be able to catch up on the final 7.5 km downhill section (about 400 meters of descent), but it will require quite some spinning from already tired legs!
Then there is that 50% somewhere - hopefully just asglitch or 5m that you can roll over without being stopped, depending on how fast your trainer reacts and the level of force it can apply.

Winner(s): Andy, Keith or Berty.
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Hey thanks for the vote but @Brusgaard I think those rises aren't too bad and you might suit this course well too, but after the last descent I'm backing @shimceltic
I'll probably eat my words later but it looks like a course for people finishing in similar times.
 

shimceltic

Veteran
@Randyberlin Alaska lives trump then!
 
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