The hills are back to back, so you burn one, and boom, another. After third climb, there’s a lull until you get to the hills again, then it’s 3 quick ones again
Hello all If you have seen the live stream this video is pretty much the exact same thing except you can't see Lionel in it. Also, he does a post-race interview. We have been planning to live stream e racing for the last year. Not only E racing but workouts as well. Hope you guys enjoy we ordered all the equipment 2 weeks ago and will be pumping more videos like this in the near future. (Also big thanks for Erin. Her and I were on facetime for like 2 hours setting all this stuff up before the event. She pulled an all nighter getting me all the footage.)
Hello all If you have seen the live stream this video is pretty much the exact same thing except you can't see Lionel in it. Also, he does a post-race interview. We have been planning to live stream e racing for the last year. Not only E racing but workouts as well. Hope you guys enjoy we ordered all the equipment 2 weeks ago and will be pumping more videos like this in the near future. (Also big thanks for Erin. Her and I were on facetime for like 2 hours setting all this stuff up before the event. She pulled an all nighter getting me all the footage.)
I think you meant “you can see Lionel in it”. Thanks for putting it out there. 530W for 5 minutes.
Watching Lionel start his journey back with the C3 club in Caledon Ontario and seeing him swim i tried to convince Barrie to get him on the velodrome. I was and am convinced he can go the Olympics for Canada on the track. But hey i can admit to being wrong too! He has carved a hell of a career, makes 100 times $$ what anyone does on the track and 2nd in Kona with a few more years to try and crack it. Legit.
Of course. Lets be real. Next crack at Kona is 2021🤦‍♂️ @rhyspencer
Super thanks to you and Erin for bringing that to those of us who did not see it and to Lionel for the entertainment. Its the first real sport I have seen in ages and was super enjoyable.
Definitely fun to watch. The commentary was so far out of reality with what was happening in the race though. I'm an MVP fan, but they were thinking he was still in like mid lap two when he was clearly dropped on the first lap. Will likely claim connection problems.
But I am hoping this race and a couple others form a nice springboard into more eracing and live virtual racing from the top pros. Will be a bit of a learning curve for those that aren't up to speed on the indoor game yet, but this is a good start.
I love how casually he pushes his all-time best 5min power (and 2nd all-time best 20min power) on this type of racing event. He must be in a great shape!!
Amazing effort from Sanders! Almost like a dream sequence from a kids movie
Was entertaining but another dimension with the real footage inserts added (thanks Talbot! ) . Wouldve been great to see real footage of the swedish guy doing the huge watt end sprint.
Does anybody on here believe that if MVP jumped on that real hill LS would be within 100 metres of them at the end? I think swift needs to rethink it's calibration because it doesn't match reality.
PS I should add get win for brand LS. I hope he gets even more followers now. I still don't think he is going to win Kona but I'm starting to admire him.
Everyone likes a guy who works hard. No one likes a guy who tells you how hard he works.
we also hate the guys that says he is not training while he is training... "wow I don't know how I did XYZ when I barely trained..." The entire event (IM) is like "death by 1000 cuts" and the best race is minimizing all those cuts and losing less blood than the other guy. - Dev
Folks who think Zwift road racing is remotely similar to road racing have not road raced. If you have raced road and still think it is remotely the same, it's because of current bias/preference.
Kudos on the engine and knowing the platform supremely well. A great opportunity maximized!
Without teams in the mix, you're also going to run into some interesting dynamics a bit different also. Folks might not work it out/control things like they normally could.
Agreed, the road racers that could do some damage in an esports format are those who excel at TTs (and maybe some of the rouleurs who do monster pulls chasing breakaways)... I road race, and Zwift race, and while there are pack dynamics, and some of the tactical elements, there are big differences. In road racing, you get way more power variation, the hard parts are harder, but there's lots of coasting to recover in the pack... Whereas on a trainer, you stop pedalling (except maybe on a downhill), you stop moving... Those who are used to long steady power outputs will do better, because that's what a Zwift race is... There are peaks and valleys, but nothing like how you can actually coast in the middle of the peloton in a bike race... I'd love to see someone like Thomas De Gendt take on someone like Lionel in an erace.. He's a solid TT'er and used to hammering in breakaways, which better replicates the feelings on Zwift, than someone who sits in until the business end of a race...