Using our math and physics engine we've created race plans for this year's events based on a typical cyclist for the event, their TT bike and the course conditions. Each race plan includes a detailed power plan with downloadable files for use in training and on race day as well as a course map, forecasted weather conditions, yaw angles, course gradient breakdown and our Time Analysis Tool. With the Time Analysis Tool you can adjust power, drag, weight and rolling resistance then see how it effects your race in real time.
The 2018 championships span four locations and multiple categories, making this one of the more comprehensive modeling efforts we've done for a domestic racing event. The pro ITT in Knoxville is the marquee event, but the Vail Pass-adjacent collegiate and masters courses in Grand Junction offer their own unique challenges — riders who underestimate the altitude penalty on power output often pay for it in the final kilometers. Use the Time Analysis tool to dial in your specific power and CdA numbers and see exactly where you can gain or lose time against the benchmark splits we've modeled for each category.
