A BETTER VIEW OF THE MEET
Whether you're contesting an Omnium podium or a standalone race, TRI is being developed to combine what you know about your own racing with reliable evidence about the competitors you face—then help you choose the next move.
Set your competition objective. Review your own patterns, the event format and any reliable information about familiar opponents before choosing an approach. Omnium and standalone events remain distinct.
Capture the result and one useful observation—including a competitor's move or your response when relevant—quickly. The goal is to give the coach enough context to help with your next decision—not to fill out a long form.
Reassess what the result changes. In an Omnium, verified standings and points gaps inform your next objective. For standalone events, focus on that event's result and your next start without inventing an overall classification.
Use the Race Day coach to reconsider the objective after each event: protect a podium position, close a realistic gap, improve overall placing or target an individual win. Where evidence supports it, consider how your previous encounters with particular riders should change positioning or timing. Ask for a specific tactical priority and positional cue grounded in the available evidence. Website examples are scripted, not live AI coaching.
Review what worked, what failed and whether earlier tactical advice helped. Over time, your results, gearing history, opponent observations and head-to-head encounters may inform the next race plan. Patterns remain provisional until supported by reliable evidence; a prior recommendation is not proof of what happened.
Every lap matters. The next decision matters more.
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