I"m signed up for the A field. As I've never Zwifted before and only have rollers, just starting will be plenty. Probably got to start setting up around 8:30.
Super fun race! @RobertMullen was hauling ass on the front and @Jules@eloy and @TommyYork were doing work in the group. Rob and I made the front split on the last little riser, he kept the pace crazy high, I launched my sprint with 600ish feet to go and the guy who won came around me with like 50 feet to the line
That was super fun! And terrible! I was surprised at how I was able to kinda get into a racing headspace. I was surprised by how much it felt like racing, once you get over the fact that you're inside and not moving anywhere lol.
That was a lot of fun, and really hard. I was quite distressed at how hard it started and you can't really hide in the pack. Yang hollered something about exploding but then I still saw him in the front pack for a while.
The last five km I was legit seeing spots - that was the hardest I've gone this year. I was hoping to take a flyer at 1km to go but it strung out at 2km to go and I was taken off guard.
mega hurty sprint to stay in the top 10. Very happy nobody could see my gruesome form for that!
Setup was really easy. I synced my Quarq to the computer no problem.
Riding is when the problems started. My computer or the program seemed to pick up the pwoermeter signal and then would drop it. and then pick it up again. and again drop it. It was like 10s on 20s off or something. Until my computer couldn't pick up the signal at all. I disconnected, reconnected and the problem persisted. then the race began.
For those wondering, I do have Kreitlers and a headwind unit and it can generate massive resistance. The way I have it set up, I generate over 300w at about 20mph.
For those of us who couldn't play along, how much strategy is involved. It looks like Jeff Condon rode harder (in w/kg) than Matt B but was way behind him.