Tour of America's Dairyland - Cat 4 Crit Race Cornering Tips

[@BLaZEjjp]

Thanks Brian! Glad I could help create more lower category content. I love consuming it. As you mentioned I started in triathlon. Got serious in 2018 and culminated with the Madison Ironman in 2019. I then fell in love with cycling with plans to start racing in 2020.. well that didn't quite work out. I did attempt Everesting twice in 2020, failing both times 😆. 2021 is when I actually started racing bikes. Crits, cyclocross, even a WORS mtn bike race. I got serious for my 2022 season last September sticking to a Trainer Road adaptive mid volume plan(6-8 hours/week) based on crit racing. Got my FTP up to 325 at 185lb, about 3.85 w/kg. The cat 4 ToAD series is my "A race" of the year and my top focus. Timing is great too because my first born is due the first week of July!

[@BrianDavisraces]

BEASTMODE ACTIVATED! I'm sure I'll see out at some CX races, if not sooner! Congrats on the bambino...you'll be great.

[@coreyhorning9872]

Nice job Jesse! Thanks for sharing your video!

[@BrianDavisraces]

Give Jesse a follow on IG @jesse2dags - any questions/comments for Jesse, he'll be in the comments. Great race Jesse, tighten up that cornering and you'll be racing Cat 1-2 in no time!

[@BLaZEjjp]

Thanks so much! This is quality advice I'll be using in my races. I believe that one guy who bailed in that corner dropped his chain. Also another reason not to be as far back as I was. I didn't realize there was a 2 man breakaway off the front most of the race. 3 laps to go is when the break was caught but I only learned of this after the race. Lessons learned.

[@AlexAlex-ic5wd]

Jesse great job man it was so hot seen my self getting dropped. Did good considering first year ever in race and road bike. I liked the mount pleasant momentum today missed the sprint from u to get a nice jump. :)

[@BrianDavisraces]

Thx for watching Alex and congrats on your own racing. Keep at it!

[@bpfastfeet25]

Guy who pulled the plug at 5:45 here...I dropped my chain there. Just getting myself out of the way. :)

[@BrianDavisraces]

That makes WAY more sense. Apologies for throwing shade!

[@spartacus2993]

Nice break down

[@BrianDavisraces]

thanks man, great to have this sort of footage and these quick tips seem to be well received.