A leadout in cycling refers to a strategy where a rider, usually part of a team, sets up a teammate for a sprint finish. The leadout rider accelerates ahead to create a fast pace and protect the sprinter from wind resistance, allowing the sprinter to conserve energy for the final push. As the leadout rider reaches the final part of the race, they usually drop back, giving the sprinter the advantage to make their own sprint to the finish line.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „leadout” po angielsku

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