Worlds shortest race report: MI State TT Champs, CAT 4
 

Try to be more concise next time. Trim it down a bit.

Your title is way too long.

This thread needs less talking and more graphs.

The "." was totally unnecessary. Congrats.

Good job ElJ. You are faster than me. But that's not hard.

Congrats on the w. Did you have pontoons attached to your bike?

wat? u put out one watt?

:beer:

Right, so where is it?

http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w...olverineTT.jpg


Go easy on me, the power output is a little embarassing in my aero tuck.

sweet.

Still more power than I can lay down in an hour.

I was going to say that it looks like you have a very efficient position on the bike, based on the power output versus the speed. And the number that matters is speed, not watts.

Congrats. I'd glady trade my 32 watts for your 1.4 mph. Looks like you were flying the last 1/4 of the race.

nice!!

Do you give some credit to the powertap?

Damn.....you're a slippery little *******, eh? Impressive.

A bit over 40k...looks like you did a 56:00 (or thereabouts) 40k.

Well done.

Actually, all of the credit goes to the PT. All I had to do was soft pedal. Thank god I went for the auxillary-hub-motor-and-battery option. <Insert smiley face here.>


Unfortunately it was a little damp this morning; couldn't see well, and I didn't use the PT for pacing. I guess I don't need that crutch, but I'd still be really nervous to race without it.

Congratulations:)

It's rather embarrassing how long it took me to figure out the pontoon comment.

The flood had cleared by yesterday morning. The promoter had changed the start times and the course, but (luckily, for me at least) managed to change the course back to the long one by early morning.

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Congrats. 26.4+ mph with ~288 watts is freakin sweet.

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