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Sprinters, watts and cadence (rpm)

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  1. DOes anyone know what professional sprinters like Cippolini e.a. are capable of in terms of watts and rpm in a final sprint?

    600 watts and 170 rpm ?

    Tia

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    Originally posted by BVSoos
    DOes anyone know what professional sprinters like Cippolini e.a. are capable of in terms of watts and rpm in a final sprint?

    600 watts and 170 rpm ?

    Tia

    Around 1600 to 1800+ W, probably around 130+ revs/min. World class track sprinters (200m) are ~2000+ W

    Most males (all??; cyclists; and healthy sedentary and less than 60 y o???) could exceed 600 W

    Ric

  3. All current male Australian team track sprinters produce between 1900 - 2200watts.
    Kerrie Meares (Australian female sprinter) produces 1300 watts which is about the same as what Robbie McEwen produces in a bunch sprint.
    (Info from Bicycling Australia)

    Also read in Bicycling Australia a couple of years ago that male olympic track sprinters can reach a cadence of 210rpm with no resistance.

    Don't know much about roadies but from watching mario's sprints I'd say he has more power than robbie but slower cadence.

    Jonny

  4. Thx
    very interesting info

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