J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 1 简单地报告一下：如果不懂帖子里面的自行车专业黑话的，请google。
上午赛了一场CAT5，不幸拿了个第三。
两小时后又赛了一场Master 35+ CAT4/5，结束前腿抽筋，拿了个幸运数十三。
今天的这个CAT5第三名，虽然比去年的第一名名次要低，但是含金量高：比赛前设定了
一个战术并且在比赛时坚决执行 - 发起和参加breakaway，组织breakaway group的
pace line。这两条计划都执行得非常好。犯的错误是，最后不幸被一个在breakaway全
程sucking wheel的人发起了另一个
breakway带走了两个人。我以为自己是第四名，结果那个耍诡计的人什么都算到了，却
在最后一个转弯后再转了一个错误的弯。等他醒悟后兜回来时，breakaway group 已经
全部通过了终点线，他得到了和他在breakway group里sucking wheel相应的排名：垫
底。于是大家依次递进，我从老四变成了老三。
而我所高兴的是，不但取得了好成绩，而且比赛前知道应该怎么取得，比赛后知道是怎
么取得的，犯了那些错误。
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J********e
发帖数: 2284 | |
m******r
发帖数: 9604 | 3 恭喜鼠鼠。牛啊！我google了一下，看到自行车冠军都是左右各一金发大波浪，为神马
这里是两个怪蜀黍？
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: 简单地报告一下：如果不懂帖子里面的自行车专业黑话的，请google。
: 上午赛了一场CAT5，不幸拿了个第三。
: 两小时后又赛了一场Master 35+ CAT4/5，结束前腿抽筋，拿了个幸运数十三。
: 今天的这个CAT5第三名，虽然比去年的第一名名次要低，但是含金量高：比赛前设定了
: 一个战术并且在比赛时坚决执行 - 发起和参加breakaway，组织breakaway group的
: pace line。这两条计划都执行得非常好。犯的错误是，最后不幸被一个在breakaway全
: 程sucking wheel的人发起了另一个
: breakway带走了两个人。我以为自己是第四名，结果那个耍诡计的人什么都算到了，却
: 在最后一个转弯后再转了一个错误的弯。等他醒悟后兜回来时，breakaway group 已经
: 全部通过了终点线，他得到了和他在breakway group里sucking wheel相应的排名：垫
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J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 4 金发大波浪是稀缺资源，专门为Pro/CAT1以上预留的。作为最底层的悲吹的CAT5，只好
用怪蜀黍凑数了。这倒是一个激励向上爬的好的机制。
【在 m******r 的大作中提到】
: 恭喜鼠鼠。牛啊！我google了一下，看到自行车冠军都是左右各一金发大波浪，为神马
: 这里是两个怪蜀黍？
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i*********5
发帖数: 19210 | 5 恭喜鼠鼠！刚读了E文版的报告，精彩程度堪比环法！
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: 简单地报告一下：如果不懂帖子里面的自行车专业黑话的，请google。
: 上午赛了一场CAT5，不幸拿了个第三。
: 两小时后又赛了一场Master 35+ CAT4/5，结束前腿抽筋，拿了个幸运数十三。
: 今天的这个CAT5第三名，虽然比去年的第一名名次要低，但是含金量高：比赛前设定了
: 一个战术并且在比赛时坚决执行 - 发起和参加breakaway，组织breakaway group的
: pace line。这两条计划都执行得非常好。犯的错误是，最后不幸被一个在breakaway全
: 程sucking wheel的人发起了另一个
: breakway带走了两个人。我以为自己是第四名，结果那个耍诡计的人什么都算到了，却
: 在最后一个转弯后再转了一个错误的弯。等他醒悟后兜回来时，breakaway group 已经
: 全部通过了终点线，他得到了和他在breakway group里sucking wheel相应的排名：垫
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J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 6 谢谢老铁的吹捧！- 真是让人飘飘然啊哈哈哈。实在没有时间再翻译成中文了，就把报
告贴在这里,见笑了见笑了：
Rock Hill RR 2014 re-cap #1: CAT5 AM
It was a windy and relatively (for April) chill day at SC. I was 30 minutes
late to the race site therefore did not get chance to seriously warm up and
did not get chance to talk with the team in detail for the strategy. One
thing that was very clear in my mind was: This is going to be an interesting
race with a lot of attacks, chases and counter attacks, even in CAT5: The
course is hilly, has many turns, has a lot of rough surfaces and is easy for
a breakaway to slip out of chasing group’s sight. All of these are heavily
in favor of a smaller breakaway group. If I can see it, others can too and
someone will pull the trigger. Due to short time, what I can tell my team
was to apply what we learned from the breakaway drill for attacking and
covering.
After Judy gave the order, we matched on. At mile 2, two guys attacked and I
followed their wheel. One guy pulled out soon and I hanged on with another
guy for another five minutes, took turns to pull and achieved maximum 25
seconds leading, then was caught soon after. A good warm up.
Encouraged by this, a few guys staged two to three attacks in next 10 miles
but all of these attacks were short-lived. My team were very determined to
cover any of these attacks and did not let any of them slipped away. At mile
12 another guy and me staged another attack but this one only lasted 3
minutes or so. After that, I tried to stay near the front but held off any
attack with the mind that the hills were coming.
The first serious hill was passed uneventful. However, I can feel that the
guys at front were increasing the pace to weed out the field. The second(and
the toughest) hill at 14 – 16 miles had seen at least two attacks and two
bridge effort. Knowing that this might be the decisive attack, I tried my
best to hang at a front guy’s wheel. This one mile hill is followed by a
false flat and another half mile gentler climb. Folks at the front were
vigorously rolling through all of them. After we went over the top, I looked
around and there were about 10 guys around. The motor-referee pulled up and
told us that we had 30 seconds of leading.
Immediately I noticed that the riders were sitting up, and looked a little
bit relaxed. I shouted “Folks! – We have 30 seconds good leading time. Do
you want them to catch up so that you compete the top 30 positions at the
end? Or would you rather work hard together for the guaranteed top 10
position?!” My question received enormous positive responses and someone
shouted “Pace line! Pace line!”. Then two experienced riders plus me
whipped others to form a rotating pace line – Boy that was a hard-to-manage
pace line: A lot of surging and yo-yo. Rider constantly fell out of line
then came back. A few times the line were totally shattered and we started
over to form it again. Nonetheless that was a pace line and we managed to
stay a good pace to keep the leading position. Interestingly there was one
guy who seemed strong but always hang at the back and never went in line and
never pulled. Pressed by a few of us, he went into the line but did it in a
strange way – every time when it was his turn, he surged like doing an
attack and created a big gap. When I reminded him to be steady, he said “I
know how to ride and what you need to do is to ride harder to follow or to
pass me”. – Okey! I got it. After this conversation, he slide back to the
end of the pack and never showed at the front again. Per my observation, he
was not struggling at all but just deliberately held back and waited for the
right moment.
We rode through the last 12 miles with a lot of rolling hills. The gap was
maximum 1.5 minutes and minimum 45 seconds. Even with the shortest gap, it’
s hard for the chasing group to see us due to the limited visibility in this
type of terrain therefore it was hard to keep them motivated, plus I knew
that my team at the chasing group was holding down the pace. What I needed
to watch out was another breakaway attack from the leading group. At mile 2.
5-to-end, a hill came up. I was at right hand near front. Two guys in front
of me was chatting and I thought they were conspire another breakaway hence
my attention was caught by them. Suddenly the guy who did not help launched
an attack from left and dragged two other riders out of this pack. After I
went over the guy in front of me to chase, they were already formed a pretty
good gap. I chased solely since no one else were following me but could not
catch them. Then I fell back at the remainder of the group to prevent from
being blow up. Darn! The wining chance was gone in just a few seconds!
I hang at another guy's wheel and saw the front three went away with about
20 seconds gap. Then we made the last right turn and entered the last 200
meters to finish. Right after the turn I saw Alvin Frias at the sidewalk
jumping up and down: “Sprint! Jerry Sprint!” – Sure!!! Though there’s no
podium finish I’d rather be ranked as 4th than 5th. I put the hammer down
and sprinted from right side(wind was from left) and outsprinted the front
guy.
The race was done. Several of our front pack guys went together shaking
hands, padding each other's back and some of them thanked me for motivating
them to stay in the game. I thought that was it. Then a couple of newly-made
friends came to tell me (while they were laughing for some obvious reason)
that things took a drastic turn: The guy who was so calculating to hold back
and staged the winning breakaway did not finish at top 3! – After the
final turn, he made another right turn and sprinted towards the old finish
line for yesterday’s criterium, without noticing that the RR’s finish line
was right in front 200 meters down! When he realized and turned back, the
larger leading pack were already through therefore he got the rank
corresponding to where he stayed most of the time – the end of the pack. Oh
I did not know how sorry he felt but it’s hard to image that he calculated
almost all his move correctly and put up a strong end game show, only to
fail in a relatively simple matter.
That’s how I ended up in a podium finish eventually. I felt happy for
predicting the race’s dynamic correctly for most of the time, had a clear
plan and followed through it most of the time. The finish was a lucky one.
Plus I had good result last year at there. So I guess Rock Hill is indeed my
lucky place.
【在 i*********5 的大作中提到】
: 恭喜鼠鼠！刚读了E文版的报告，精彩程度堪比环法！
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J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 7 这次结交的新朋友，那个得了第二名的，录下了这精彩的一段。前文中提到的那位仁兄
真可谓机关算尽一场空啊。
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsauYhNDmK8 |
d*****n
发帖数: 1875 | 8 不错。这是多长距离的比赛？ 好像比crit 要安全。 |
J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 9 这是CAT5，距离最短- 32英里。最变态的Pro/1/2是96英里。
road race，特别是低段位的road race，就和group ride差不多。
强哥要不要来玩一票？
【在 d*****n 的大作中提到】
: 不错。这是多长距离的比赛？ 好像比crit 要安全。
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d*****n
发帖数: 1875 | 10 我今天第一次outdoor group ride 28 miles， hill ride. 感觉和室内trainer骑差不
多.
32英里应该算挺长的。 报名费应该不少。不过你都去了podium, 应该挣回来了。你也
快能升级了吧？ 第一名应该有好几分。
有机会总能一起玩的。 我在Durham住了四年多。以前最喜欢和老黑在篮球场斗牛。现
在和白人干自行车。
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: 这是CAT5，距离最短- 32英里。最变态的Pro/1/2是96英里。
: road race，特别是低段位的road race，就和group ride差不多。
: 强哥要不要来玩一票？
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c*****r
发帖数: 245 | 11 看了，很搞笑的感觉。
不过话说回来，为什么wheel sucker这么不招人待见呢？Sucking wheel可以作为
racing中的战术嘛？
懂得各位请讲讲江湖规矩。。。
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: 这次结交的新朋友，那个得了第二名的，录下了这精彩的一段。前文中提到的那位仁兄
: 真可谓机关算尽一场空啊。
: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsauYhNDmK8
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J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 12 Sucking wheel当然是racing中的常见技术，可是这是以跑在前面的人的付出为代价的
，有谁见过只索取不付出而人缘又好的情况吗？
我从出道以来，这一场可算实打实的真金白银的road race，赛后思前想后，觉得受益
良多，等我新开一贴，讲一讲一些励志的东东，同时讲一些road race比赛过程里面的
沟通交流、人迹关系和政治手腕。
【在 c*****r 的大作中提到】
: 看了，很搞笑的感觉。
: 不过话说回来，为什么wheel sucker这么不招人待见呢？Sucking wheel可以作为
: racing中的战术嘛？
: 懂得各位请讲讲江湖规矩。。。
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c*****r
发帖数: 245 | 13 洗耳恭听。
我因为不懂得江湖规矩，到现在也没敢去参加group ride。偶尔跟拍哥一起骑，也总是
一直跟在后面，以为要是自己能力有限，就最好在后面骑，让骑得快的人来决定pace呢。
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: Sucking wheel当然是racing中的常见技术，可是这是以跑在前面的人的付出为代价的
: ，有谁见过只索取不付出而人缘又好的情况吗？
: 我从出道以来，这一场可算实打实的真金白银的road race，赛后思前想后，觉得受益
: 良多，等我新开一贴，讲一讲一些励志的东东，同时讲一些road race比赛过程里面的
: 沟通交流、人迹关系和政治手腕。
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m******r
发帖数: 9604 | 14 很牛很精彩！学习了。
minutes
and
interesting
for
heavily
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢老铁的吹捧！- 真是让人飘飘然啊哈哈哈。实在没有时间再翻译成中文了，就把报
: 告贴在这里,见笑了见笑了：
:
: Rock Hill RR 2014 re-cap #1: CAT5 AM
: It was a windy and relatively (for April) chill day at SC. I was 30 minutes
: late to the race site therefore did not get chance to seriously warm up and
: did not get chance to talk with the team in detail for the strategy. One
: thing that was very clear in my mind was: This is going to be an interesting
: race with a lot of attacks, chases and counter attacks, even in CAT5: The
: course is hilly, has many turns, has a lot of rough surfaces and is easy for
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i*********5
发帖数: 19210 | 15 能力有限，跟在朋友后面suck wheel，朋友是不会介意的。而鼠鼠比赛中遇到那sucker
，有能力却故意躲在后面suck wheel，然后伺机偷袭，只能遭人唾弃！
呢。
【在 c*****r 的大作中提到】
: 洗耳恭听。
: 我因为不懂得江湖规矩，到现在也没敢去参加group ride。偶尔跟拍哥一起骑，也总是
: 一直跟在后面，以为要是自己能力有限，就最好在后面骑，让骑得快的人来决定pace呢。
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j****2
发帖数: 3211 | 16 太赞了！看来我只能懒幽幽的自己慢慢骑，骑不快啊骑不快... |
m******r
发帖数: 9604 | 17 妹纸可以去suck shuoshuo's wheel
【在 j****2 的大作中提到】
: 太赞了！看来我只能懒幽幽的自己慢慢骑，骑不快啊骑不快...
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m******r
发帖数: 9604 | 18 今天骑车的时候，蛋疼地脑补了一下鼠鼠号召大家form paceline的情节(借用勇敢的心
的桥段)：
(大部队在逼近，骑手们士气有点低落)
Jerry: What's going on guys?
Rider A: The peloton's coming. They have more than 100 ppl.
Rider B: They have R5, S5, carbon wheels..
Rider C: Last year some of the leaders emptied their tanks trying to keep
the lead and ended up DNF..
Jerry: Ok folks, I gotcha. You're right. Fight, you may end up DNF. Give up,
you may comfortably finish among the top 30's. But 5 hours from now, when
you're holding a cold bottle, sitting in your hot tub and looking into the
mirror, would you say to yourself: If there's a chance, just one chance, I
will come back and tell the pursuers, that they may take away our lead, but
they can never take away... our PACELINE!!
Riders chanted Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! then Paceline! Paceline! Paceline!
Jerry: Our Paceline!
Riders: Paceline!
Jerry: Let's get 'em boys...
minutes
and
interesting
for
heavily
【在 J********e 的大作中提到】
: 谢谢老铁的吹捧！- 真是让人飘飘然啊哈哈哈。实在没有时间再翻译成中文了，就把报
: 告贴在这里,见笑了见笑了：
:
: Rock Hill RR 2014 re-cap #1: CAT5 AM
: It was a windy and relatively (for April) chill day at SC. I was 30 minutes
: late to the race site therefore did not get chance to seriously warm up and
: did not get chance to talk with the team in detail for the strategy. One
: thing that was very clear in my mind was: This is going to be an interesting
: race with a lot of attacks, chases and counter attacks, even in CAT5: The
: course is hilly, has many turns, has a lot of rough surfaces and is easy for
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h*******s
发帖数: 3094 | |
J********e
发帖数: 2284 | 20 花会长油菜！
可是我很羞愧 - 当时我是口水鼻涕一起横飞，一点也摸有花来势的英雄气概。
up,
【在 m******r 的大作中提到】
: 今天骑车的时候，蛋疼地脑补了一下鼠鼠号召大家form paceline的情节(借用勇敢的心
: 的桥段)：
: (大部队在逼近，骑手们士气有点低落)
: Jerry: What's going on guys?
: Rider A: The peloton's coming. They have more than 100 ppl.
: Rider B: They have R5, S5, carbon wheels..
: Rider C: Last year some of the leaders emptied their tanks trying to keep
: the lead and ended up DNF..
: Jerry: Ok folks, I gotcha. You're right. Fight, you may end up DNF. Give up,
: you may comfortably finish among the top 30's. But 5 hours from now, when
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