I think that this course looks perfect for a small group to get away. I'd love to see what would happen in a race with 25-30 riders! And look at that speed on the final sprint. You all actually increased your speed over the final little rise! Good job lots of fun to watch.
I think that's actually a bug... I've heard all riders see themselves in green after the event. The reverse version of the Champion's Sprint is wacky for some reason.
I find I can make more power seated at a higher cadence when my legs are tired, than I can out of the saddle. If my legs are fresher, I can do just a bit more power out of the saddle. So there you have it!
Answer from Zwift: Race time is the time when the race starts but the activity time is actually when you cross the first checkpoint on the route. After the race is over the time in the hud changes to activity time.
@@ZwiftInsider that's what I assumed, the time from the pens to the official route/race start line. I think we see this in TTTs as well, where the 'game clock' is different than the finishing time. Good to know, thanks for the insight as always!
I think that this course looks perfect for a small group to get away. I'd love to see what would happen in a race with 25-30 riders! And look at that speed on the final sprint. You all actually increased your speed over the final little rise! Good job lots of fun to watch.
Enjoyed the course.that was my first time on it .. .it has its punchy bits. Great race Eric ...
Congrats on a Green Jersey 👍🚴♀️🚴♂️🚴♀️🚴♂️
I think that's actually a bug... I've heard all riders see themselves in green after the event. The reverse version of the Champion's Sprint is wacky for some reason.
You don’t sprint out of the saddle?
I find I can make more power seated at a higher cadence when my legs are tired, than I can out of the saddle. If my legs are fresher, I can do just a bit more power out of the saddle. So there you have it!
Eric, at the finish line your Zwift elapsed game time jumps from 25:28 to 25:09. Do you know why?
Ha! No idea whatsoever. I'll ask Zwift.
Answer from Zwift: Race time is the time when the race starts but the activity time is actually when you cross the first checkpoint on the route. After the race is over the time in the hud changes to activity time.
@@ZwiftInsider that's what I assumed, the time from the pens to the official route/race start line. I think we see this in TTTs as well, where the 'game clock' is different than the finishing time. Good to know, thanks for the insight as always!
Are you set on 100% roadfeel
Are you talking about Trainer Difficulty? Assuming so, I typically run that around 40% for these sorts of races.