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It's why they call him the GOAT!

@ak-77: It's just data analytics. no harm, I don't do sports betting but I guess it could help some people who are into that.

That track would be brutal if it rained.

It looks like the Avid Code 5 Brake Caliper. I didn't like my Codes for a bit but I tried experimenting with them a lot. I found out that these breaks are freaking awesome when you do this: Buy pressurized dot 5 fluid, I got mine from Ducati or Porsche dealer and never shake that bottle, hook up your syringes, put you block in, do your fluid change as the manual says, remove the block, from the leaver push the fluid in so the calipers move a bit toward the disc, get all your bubbles out, remove the syringes and close and put the bolts back in on the caliper and lever, push out the pistons on the caliper. You will experience no brake like that, when its done right. I'm 200lbs with 200mm rotors and they don't fade at all, its crazy for that work but really they are the best brake with crazy modulation, the Saints and TRP are and ON/OFF brake, you tap them your going to stop, for me, too quick, I like the throw to judge how much braking power needed.

As a Sr. Lead Data Analyst for a Fortune 10 company, DataWrapper from Germany looks like a good program for some basic data analysis. It would be nice to have a customized dashboard from Power BI that you can calculate different metrics on, Such as; the percentage of who will win the next race based on weather and track style, overall points, and qualifying times. Use the prior data from 2-3 years and then you could get pretty close with a ML Algorithim. Some things you know are out of limits and random; Crashes, bike part failure, DNF(out of track), DNS(disqualified), or positive test(Which never happens, except that one time with the two Yeti teammates).

Trek owns Canyon and they have strict quality controls. I’m sure they apply that to their DTC brand as well.