zwift vFMR Richmond 1/12/18 6:15 AM

[cbusick]

http://zwift.com/events/view/36820

[Mkidd3]

Yuck, Richmond....

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[cbusick]

I think Richmond is great for the vfmr.
In general though, I don't like it.

[mohinishvi]

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[Briana]

I'm not sure I've ever ridden the Richmond loop. I'll try to be there.

Brian

[BikeRider]

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[cbusick]

results https://zwiftpower.com/events.php?zid=36820

[KTeves]

results https://zwiftpower.com/events.php?zid=36820

I've never been able to find an explanation for what the 'Z' means as is seen next to the winner's name in the results. Anyone know?

[cbusick]

Zwift employee?

[cbusick]

Zwift verified?

[Mkidd3]

The (internet) world anti doping association verified that this rider is in fact p[umping out 5+ w/kg

http://xrs.teamexperimental.com/faq/

[cbusick]

I shouldn't feel bad about him kicking my butt then?

[Mkidd3]

I shouldn't feel bad about him kicking my butt then?

No, you should!

[jmorrissey]

The (internet) world anti doping association verified that this rider is in fact p[umping out 5+ w/kg

http://xrs.teamexperimental.com/faq/

Ah that rider has an approved status so seems legit

https://zwiftinsider.com/zada/

You can simply be “ZADA-approved,” and we are seeing more and more racers receiving this designation. ZADA approval means your real-life ride data has been found to be consistent with your Zwift ride data.

[cbusick]

Ah so you can have ZADA verification of suckiness as well. I wonder how many C racers are getting confirmation that their FTP is 3.099999999999999

[ahamilton]

Ah so you can have ZADA verification of suckiness as well. I wonder how many C racers are getting confirmation that their FTP is 3.099999999999999

Hey, as a sucky C rider with a 3.1w/kg average for my last race (https://www.zwiftpower.com/events.php?zid=37382), I might take offense!

[cbusick]

Congratulations on winning a C race without getting flagged Alan!

[ahamilton]

Congratulations on winning a C race without getting flagged Alan!

It wasn't easy! I gave up in the 2-up sprint when the guy hit 13+w/kg with 200 meters to go. Might have gone from exactly 3.1 w/kg to 3.1001 w/kg average if I had not coasted across the line.