Hey, those are great race reports---I could see what you were describing. Thanks---I like reading these!
Hey, those are great race reports---I could see what you were describing. Thanks---I like reading these!
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Nice job, Eden! Sounds like your team is doing well in putting together and executing a strategy.
Race season for us starts next month. I am captaining our Cat 4 team this year, but with the diverse skill sets, am not sure how well any of our "strategies" will play out. Plus, I still need some more base miles!
Good luck next weekend. Be sure to let us know how it goes.
SheFly
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Yeah - this year has been a lot of fun so far. Last year I was getting pretty good results, but for the most part I was on my own in a lot of races, so I learned a lot about how to sit in or work in a small break.... We have more strong/experienced riders this year so be able to have a strategy and execute it is a lot of fun. I have to enjoy it while I can... I really should upgrade pretty soon and I'll be going to just hanging on if I can.
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Way to go Eden
How exhilerating to get a good paceline going in a race - to chase down attacks... this is something I still look forward to - in the grade I have been moved on I just do my best to hang on to the back and not get dropped.
Thanks for the narratives... love to read about others races
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"I will try again tomorrow".