Gear Grinder,
Once again, I missed your response and question. I am sorry. I don't come to this forum too often because I often wind up talking to myself because all of you guys are asleep.

It usually takes a few days for me to see anything new.
Well, in kph, my top tri-race time has been *doing conversion* about 30 kph. That is for about *conversion delay again* 28 km. So, still rather slow. But, that was my first race. I have another one here soon and look forward to improving my time. The last race was VERY hilly. I think most people had a 25 kph average because of the constant hills. Can't exactly get in your aeros for very long. And, absolutely NO DRAFTING in tri races. You are required to keep at least 6 bike lengths back from the person in front of you and you have to stay away from the press vehicles, otherwise you could be accused of drafting off of them, as well. It is VERY illegal and can get you booted with too many infractions. You also can't keep someone from passing you by increasing your speed while they are trying to pass you. You are actually, on USAT rules, required to drop back and LET them overtake you if they are attempting to. BUT, you can't spend more than 15 secs trying to pass someone. It must be a clear and outright takeover. (15 secs is plenty of time, though) And, NO riding on the left side. Everyone MUST keep to the right, unless passing.
In other words, if you are creeping up on someone and might possibly enter their draft zone, you either need to slow down, or speed up to pass them. I found this a problem when encountering slow hill climbers. And, there were several people that I would play "yo-yo" with. I would pass them, they would pass me, then I would pass them again, etc. Kind of annoying.