Leadville, The 100 Mile Mountain Bike Race Podcast p/b Shimano

S6E11: How Will a White Corral Start Affect Your Race?

Apr 27, 2023

59:25

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

How to Get Back to Six in Harrison in Time to Get a Buckle

2min

How to Stay Ahead of the Cut Off Time

3min

The Single Track Inbound Section

2min

The Importance of Fueling and Hydration

2min

The G Series Dropper Is a Good Choice for Endurance Racers

2min

The Probability of Success When Starting From the White Corral

4min

The Correlation Between Speed and Finish Times

2min

The Pros and Cons of the Race

2min

10.

How to Be a Successful Racer in a White Corral

2min

11.

The Odds of Getting Sub Nine Writers in White

2min

12.

The Fringe Case of the White Corral and Big Buckle

2min

13.

How to Make a Successful Race

2min

14.

The Power of Race Predictors

2min

15.

The Race Predictor

3min

16.

How to Predict Your Leadville 100 Time

3min

17.

The Leadville Silver Rush 50 Prediction

2min

18.

How to Sizing Up Your Leadville Goal

2min

19.

The White Corral and the Cutoffs

2min

20.

The Importance of Time of Day

3min

21.

The Pros and Cons of the New Course

2min

22.

How to Predict the Speed of a Race

2min

23.

The Importance of Single Speeds in the Race

2min

24.

Keegan's Tactic Cost Him the Record

2min

25.

The Pros and Cons of a New Course

2min

26.

The Importance of 1% in Race PRs

2min

27.

How to Succeed From the White Corral

3min

The white corral is not an easy place to kick off the Leadville 100 MTB. There are thousands of riders ahead of you, there’s anxiety, there’s uncertainty, and there’s a HUGE question hanging over your head, probably playing back in a never-ending loop: “Can I get back to 6th and Harrison and get a buckle?” In this episode we will take a look at what the numbers say about that question. Don't miss this conversation with Jeff Dieffenbach and Mark Wolfgang, two supernerd Leadville racers with the math chops to do a deep analysis of historical finisher data.