I love how people rediscovers the concept of "third place" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place). Maybe it is because we got so into technology and COVID that we have started to miss face-to-face human connections.
How do you solve the following problems?
1. Whenever you run a natural language question the result will be the same for the same question?
2. How do you teach an agent/LLM for the datamodel of the application that stores the data in the databases?
yet another hungarian nobel prize winner who managed to get it while left hungary long ago. yet hungarians going to be proud of her. this country such a shame.
But crit races are not like coming down from Stelvio kind of speed where nervousness counts. Crit races are exactly like cx races but on asphalt or at least where I'm in Europe ;)
You are correct on the watt, weight computes but I think the aerodynamic saving is worthless on a gravel race. People are not going that fast on gravel to gain anything from aerodynamical optimisations. You need to keep going at least 40 km/h to have any advancement without up-down movement which is obviously not something that you can achieve on gravel.
You have just proved you haven't rode a cyclocross bike. Since those bikes' center of mass is higher than the road bikes it is really "nervous" on high speeds for example long descents.