POV Keirin Racing: -La Classique Van Den Eynde- Masters 50+ скачать в хорошем качестве

POV Keirin Racing: -La Classique Van Den Eynde- Masters 50+

Experience POV Keiring racing from the La Classique Van Eynde masters 50+ heat #4. the action from Scratch Race Quebec Cup #1 – La Classique Van Den Eynde, the opening round of the 2025/2026 Quebec Cup Series, filmed inside the world-class Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont (CNCB) velodrome. This Masters 50+ race featured 26 riders battling over 7.5 km at an average speed of 45.7 km/h on fixed-gear track bikes. This video captures the speed, tactics, and intensity of elite amateur track racing as riders fight for position, control the pace, and navigate the fast lines of the indoor 250m velodrome. If you’re a fan of track cycling, fixed-gear racing, or omnium-style events, you’ll enjoy the full race experience from this Scratch Race at Quebec Cup – La Classique Van Den Eynde. In this POV keirin race, you’ll see exactly what it feels like to line up behind the derny and fight for position as the pace builds. The race starts slow and controlled as we slot into the draft behind the motor, saving energy and trying to hold the ideal spot in the line. Every lap, the derny increases the speed, and you can feel the tension rising in the bunch as we anticipate the moment it will pull off. Once the derny exits the track, everything changes instantly. The race explodes into a full tactical sprint, and from my perspective you’ll see the split-second decisions that make or break a keirin—choosing the right wheel to follow, reacting to accelerations, defending my line, and deciding when to launch my final effort. With riders coming over the top and pressure from behind, it becomes a mix of speed, awareness, and timing while trying to hold the fastest line around the banking. This video gives you a rider’s-eye view of the chaos, strategy, and adrenaline that make keirin racing so intense. If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to be in the middle of the action at high speeds on a 250m velodrome, this is it.