Cultivating through increasing my stats in America Chapter 326 - 205: Tour de France (2) The Center of Attentio

Even if they wanted to break away, it wasn’t that easy to just rush out. If they expended too much energy in the process, it would be a loss not worth the gain.

"Wait, it seems one rider is serious. What a fast speed, he has broken away successfully!"

The comntator’s voice suddenly soared with excitent.

While many riders were only attempting to break away, there actually was one rider who, with superhuman sprinting speed, had moved from the back to the very front of the pack.

"Let’s see, this rider is from the international racing team, Macs Team’s Li Ang, his sprinting ability should not be underestimated."

"My goodness, I seem to have discovered sothing incredible, this rider who has successfully broken away, he won’t even be eighteen years old for another month! He is definitely the youngest rider I have ever seen."

The other comntator, while checking the rider’s information, felt the shock just as profoundly as his colleague did, upon making the discovery.

Without this check, it wouldn’t have mattered, but upon investigation, it was revealed that Li Ang’s resu was quite legendary. Unlike most other well-known riders festooned with a slew of honors and records of participation, Li Ang’s track record only included three races thus far.

And among these, two were nothing more than obscure amateur competitions. Even more astonishing, in his first participation in the Tour of California, he directly clinched the overall championship.

What is a prodigy? This is a prodigy!

The contrast is no less than soone who was competing in internet cafes in the first half of the year, and by the second half, was already taking part in the S championship global finals.

It’s like an author who was struggling to get a contract a few months ago, and now suddenly becos a prominent writer.

In fact, not only the comntators were shocked upon seeing this, but other seasoned viewers who were quite familiar with cycling competitions were also dumbfounded. Until now, they really did not know this Chinese rider had such a legendary history.

anwhile, Li Ang had already pulled more than twenty ters ahead of the pack. It seed he was determined to take a solo flight.

"Li Ang has sprinted to first place, it’s unbelievable! What’s the difference between this and being the world number one?"

Charles’s excited little white face had turned into a little red face.

"The boss is too aweso, to be so strong in cycling too!"

The one speaking next to Charles was none other than Barber and others who had quietly slipped out from other classes.

To them, skipping class was pretty much a regular thing, but this was the first ti they had skipped class to attend another class. All this was because they had heard the news about Li Ang’s race.

However, there were a few who didn’t like Li Ang always hogging the lilight and they comnted in a low voice:

"I’ve heard this stage is over a hundred kiloters, what’s the use of rushing to the front at the start? It’s like running a marathon, only those who can smile at the end are the real masters."

"Indeed, isn’t a person who sprints ahead on their own also going to consu more energy? Isn’t this just showing off for the sake of it?"

No sooner had they spoken than the Azure Dragon Study Group, established by Charles, stared at the two with fierce eyes, clearly indicating ’Don’t take off after class’.

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Li Ang’s current speed was clearly aid at breaking the record. Even if his riding technique was rudintary, just relying on his terrifying physical condition, it was as easy as eating and drinking for him to lead far ahead of everyone.

His sprinting speed had reached 70 kiloters per hour. Even more terrifying was that he maintained this speed until he was more than two hundred ters ahead of the main pack before he gradually slowed down, maintaining a pace slightly faster than the average speed of the pack.

His aim was to break the Tour de France cycling race world record, but he didn’t want to break the human limit by a significant margin under the watchful eye of so many. Such grandstanding might bring him imnse popularity in the short term, but in the long run, it would definitely be more harmful than beneficial.

If you surpass the human limit by a little, you beco a legend. If you greatly surpass the human limit, to put it nicely, you’re a superhero, but to put it not so nicely, you might be considered a monster.

"The first climb is coming up, let’s see how this sprint-specialist junior performs in the upcoming segnt."