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> Walrus Wrote:
> > The Hawthorn CC site says that it's the Lower Loop, Melway ref 44 G4.
> > Is it just that small loop? If so, how far is each lap approximately?
> > I'd love to see if I could hold the speed.
>
> Lap distance is almost exactly 1km. Fastest average speed I've had for
> a 45 minute race is about 35 kph which hurt like hell.
The fastet I've had is 40.1 kph in B grade. I don't know what the A
grade speeds get up to there, perhpas 41-42 kph ?
The Kew circuit is the most brutal crit circuit we use in Melbourne
IMO. I would reccomend that a novice starts off at Gelnvale. I could
see a newbie not being able to hook into the bottom corner at Kew and
dropping a wheel going up the hill could find thmeself out the back in
a few laps. It's much easier to hang on at Gelnvale.
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> Walrus Wrote:
> > The Hawthorn CC site says that it's the Lower Loop, Melway ref 44 G4.
> > Is it just that small loop? If so, how far is each lap approximately?
> > I'd love to see if I could hold the speed.
>
> Lap distance is almost exactly 1km. Fastest average speed I've had for
> a 45 minute race is about 35 kph which hurt like hell.
The fastet I've had is 40.1 kph in B grade. I don't know what the A
grade speeds get up to there, perhpas 41-42 kph ?
The Kew circuit is the most brutal crit circuit we use in Melbourne
IMO. I would reccomend that a novice starts off at Gelnvale. I could
see a newbie not being able to hook into the bottom corner at Kew and
dropping a wheel going up the hill could find thmeself out the back in
a few laps. It's much easier to hang on at Gelnvale.
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