I do think one of the keys to keeping the overall pace up is reacting to any gaps as soon as they appear – 1 or 2 seconds can be closed quickly with a bit of effort and a wheel to follow,
I was trying to work on that a bit last night. It was actually pretty hard work sitting in last or penultimate wheel but then responding and trying to fill it when I saw a gap opening. Hard to judge it right so I didn’t just shoot right through but fell in front of the right rider also the up and down from 200w to 500w and back is very strange for my legs!
It certainly seemed to work better than my usual approach of falling back to pick people up though.
It’s not an easy course for any of that though as drafting up any sort of gradient is (seemingly) really poor on Zwift on comparison with the flat sections – of which there are very few in Yorkshire – you just don’t seem to stick to the rider in front at all.
It was a good run though thanks folks.
Have we had any thought on time for next week’s?