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Singer01 said:
I would say that 2% is about right for a road time trial, however wiggins track experience has to be worth an extra bit for the hour, not 5% thought.
Looking at their W ITT 2014 timings- Wiggins 50.08 kmph Dennis 49.23 kmph Therefore Wiggins is approx 3.4 % more power/area compared to Dennis. Predicted Wiggins Speed for Hour = 53.4 kmph compared to 52.5 kmph by Dennis. However air density variation, motivation can cause variation in the speed. My prediction is 53.5 - 54 kmph
 
No Jens Voigt style soundtrack!

Does anyone know what the red number in the bottom right of the screen after each lap refers to? Seconds behind even pace record pace?

0.2 seconds slower than Dennis to 10km. (ie, nothing in it so far)
 
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Armchair cyclist said:
Does anyone know what the red number in the bottom right of the screen after each lap refers to? Seconds behind even pace record pace?
Yes, I'm pretty sure +4.500 means he's 4½ second behind average record pace.

EDIT: It seem's like the red numbers are actually real split times. otherwise he couldn't be 9 seconds behind at this point.
 
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Notice how he's only increased the pace by 0.1 km/h but is taking seconds each lap. He'll crush Dennis' poorly paced record.
 
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Waterloo Sunrise said:
Asero831 said:
53.4 is very possible


Put down the pipe.

This is just a well paced effort - he was always going to do it unless he collapsed, but he's not going to ride the last 5 minutes at 60kph...

Was he? I thought he was equal at TT with Dennis perhaps worse for this because of Dennis' big track experience...
 
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TMP402 said:
Waterloo Sunrise said:
Asero831 said:
53.4 is very possible


Put down the pipe.

This is just a well paced effort - he was always going to do it unless he collapsed, but he's not going to ride the last 5 minutes at 60kph...

Was he? I thought he was equal at TT with Dennis perhaps worse for this because of Dennis' big track experience...


I meant from the half way mark where he was comfortably ahead of a flat pace schedule, but cosmetically behind Dennis's mispaced effort.