We averaged 31mph for 75 minutes
Vložit
- čas přidán 19. 08. 2023
- Pro Men 2023 Intelligentsia Cup Day 3 Winfield
Gear I used:
Rule 28 Clothes (10% off link): www.rule28.com/discount/NORCAL10
Scott RC Foil Pro: bit.ly/3rBC0d6
Bont Vaypor 2023: bit.ly/44OPYXp
Kask Utopia Y: bit.ly/3pZBxRm
Performance Bike (Garmin Edge 540 Solar): bit.ly/43NDgHD
Full Video (with commentary): • PRO MEN - 2023 Intelli...
Stay updated with weekly NCNCA road and criterium bike racing commentary, tips, and strategy by subscribing:
bit.ly/2wUTrJd
My Strava:
/ strava
Instagram:
/ norcal.cycling
Send your footage for analysis to:
Jeff@NorCal-Cycling.com
Send Coaching and Collaboration related questions to:
Jeff@NorCal-Cycling.com - Sport
That drone shot at 5:40 was perfect!
Yes, never surrender momentum, use it!
Drone shot is next level Jeff!!
Being a solo rider in that race, your 20th place was absolutely respectable! It looked like you did everything that you could with the opportunities that you had. Unless you could hammer 1500 watts for the entire last lap, you were not going to be able to negate the advantages that the teams with multiple riders had in those final laps.
Solo riders were able to crack the top ten so I def could’ve been positioned better but I may have spent my pennies earlier in the race. Appreciate the kind words!
Thank u for the spoil
@@Michael-fi6ve i just Saw it beacause it was top comment…
@@NoahFn7why did you read it?
why no team?
@@NorCalCycling
Also, love the drone shots. Makes it really good to understand positioning
The drone shots are incredible. Also, this crit racing stuff is totally insane. Trauma alert waiting to happen.
This was SO GOOD, with the variety of feeds and insiders view from the washing machine. I'm always amazed at the skills of top level criterium riders, their ability to position, pass, and even bump when necessary and "safely", especially through corners. Please keep this content coming.
You should investigate more in Belgian Junior races! They take a lot more risks and there you can point out a lot of mistakes they make so you can teach everyone how to do it correctly. Love the content btw!
That outside line on turn 3 was key in the cat 4 race ! ✌🏽
Incredible race!... thx for the tips and greetings from Bogotá
Just another level 💪🏼. Thanks 🙏🏼 to talk all through the video.
Really really enjoyed that! Great insights and entertaining
Pretty awesome course layout for spectators compared to others. They’ll see you passing every minute or so .
Now just need onboards and live cameras rolling for added production value.
Was great meeting you there Jeff! I'm always eager to see the next video you create, keep it up!
Thanks! Will do!
I love this content. Assume you knew in advance looking at the course that it was unlikely a break could succeed, just due to the speed that would have to be maintained to get established. But I love how you went for it anyway because...fun! And also because sitting in and waiting for the field sprint with all those big teams wasn't going to pay off.
20th. Well done Jeff! Always interesting to watch your race breakdown videos. Good idea to post also longer format content like full races and podcasts ...sometimes that's what people want to turn on their trainer ride, anyway that's what I do.
Yeah me too, trick myself into thinking the numbers he's putting out are my own😂
Great camera angle! Love the speed!
Thank you for your tips i was planning to join in races
Those were some intense corners! Way to rip it Jeff!
Excellent stuff
lot of cool bikes nice colour canyons, a ribble ultra, cool winspaces
I love my ribble ultra sl r
@@roadcyclist1 been thinking for a year to get it. but just too happy with my elves falath. but let's see in the future. n+1 as we all know
Sprinter's move up at 17:35-17:50 was absolutely mental.
I shoulda been on that
Very cool, Looks fun :)
Awesome stuff.
That aerial view 🤌
dang that was a tough crowd to race with
Dear lord , my heart would explode. well done
sick drone shot, 10/10
Maybe I missed something, why are you not wear your Mikes Bike’s kit?! Amazing race by the way!
good stuff!
Looks like fun
What was the red bike just before 11 mins??
Anyone know what the whats per kilo is in this race?
That's some redemption!
When the pace is that high the watts need off the front have to be tough to hold.
*Was the German Crit team there?*
Or did they go back to GER?
do you get to race against teams much like texas roadhouse and project echelon?
most times when I race out of my local district I race against those guys.
Drone shots went off
New Zealand 🎉
Winfield was hard enough when it was just a local race.
"Corner 3!" Double Dribble
Did I say the same thing twice or something? 😅
@@NorCalCycling Anytime I hear the term, I automatically think of the Family Guy episode. Peter exploits this game hack.
Listening to these commentaries from Jeff for the past 2 years, he is always trying to do a breakaway and getting random riders to help him with this dream. Maybe it's time to actually get team mates to help you with this breakaway.
good lord
What is your crank ratio
standard shimano: 53/39 and 11-28
@@NorCalCycling were you able to spin the 53 11 with good legs? I want to know what fitness level required for each chainring ratio. I know you are about 5 wkg
you are so fast..but why you didnt sign any contract with world UCI team?
31mph for 75 minutes….bro, HOW?! 😅
I'm 14 and I just broke the 5 wpkg FTP barrier, I'm type 1 diabetic and next week I'm doing a Everest to be the youngest person to do it. After that I'm going to apply to novo Nordisk's development team. Love these vids Jeff great work. Master class is looking great 👍
Nice bro. But who asked?
@@laurenz323😭💀
@@laurenz323 Let's be a better person and cheers him up 🙏☺️
At first I thought he was takin the piss ⛲️ but nup that was defo big upping
@@laurenz323HOLY 💩
So jealous... i wanna race...
C'mon Jeff, go solo yolo :D
Why is almost everyone carrying two bottles? Do you guys drink all the content during those races?
I always had two bottles but rarely finished both. I'd finish about half of the first during warmup, then all of the other during the race. Last half of that first bottle would get finished immediately after the race.
@@NorCalCycling Thanka a lot for your answer. Do you carry carb loaded liquids, salt/sugar/electrolytes etc?
@@kpsig yes
In '93, I promoted a crit in Tucson. 1km 4 corner course, slight hill on the finishing straight. 1st race of the year, in FEB. 90 minutes, avg speed >30 mph. No aero frames, no deep dish wheels, no disc brakes, no massive carb intake, no powermeters, none of that. All we had was a cash prime, often a 2 or 3 place prime, at least every other lap. #showmethemoney #ringthebellsucka
Curious... why have you taken EJ out of firing range and media spotlight?
I know he was getting slated in the media as he is naturally and has a sportive background anyway. Are you busy turning him into a monster cyclist and Legion slayer?
which Ethan?
EJ sorry :D @@NorCalCycling
you said he only made up one spot 2:18 that guy made up like 10 spots by the time you stopped talking lmao
I should’ve been more clear that outside pass where he almost crashed wasn’t worth the one spot. 10 seconds later when he followed a guy passing on the right was the right way to do it
Get Ethan Craine back on
Good idea!
?
Sweepers should be banner, its blatant endangerment. Worries about pol following your train - get better
jeff am sorry but you are always making excuses sorry if I sounded harsh but
when was the last time you gave it your all like really fought shoulder to shoulder for position
I feel like you playing it way too much safer then you should you got civilized and maybe it's age
but I just want to see you try once for real give it your all
I give it my all everytime, but there’s a courtesy factor I’m not willing to crash out others in the process
What do you want him to do? Crash out an entire field for the sake of position? Ruin his reputation? Catch a ban for reckless riding? Get to the p1/2 level, go to a national race like this then pitch in your two cents on how he should ride. He's a valuable resource for people like me who have been following him for years. He teaches how to win safely and consistently. If you have "better" advice then make a channel and show us you winning at a high level.
am sorry I understand....I guess i just wanted to see you stand on the podium at least once before I die and especially this time I felt like you had a lot left in the tank by the end of many of the Races but hey you are a great cycling content creator and you are the only reason I follow cycling so much I just feel sometimes you can, not crush but bully other into position lol but hey no worries I overreacted cause I thought your going to pop off at the end 😅@@NorCalCycling
This is more dangerous than F1...
And more interesting to watch :)
Truly though, the 4"x4" mailboxes inches off the course are a real hazard to these riders - not sure if F1 danger level, but non-trivial if you hit one at 50kph.