Huang Chong knew nothing about the Provincial Games, held once every four years, even combining both his lives.
In his previous life, he had been an ordinary person. Events like this had been far beyond his reach.
However, after confirming that he would be participating, he quickly received the competition materials Chen Junyi had provided and discovered that the road cycling events were divided into eight categories.
He automatically skipped over the events that had nothing to do with him and ultimately confirmed that his races would be the final event on the first competition day and the final event on the third.
First came the 30-kilometer individual time trial, followed by the 80-kilometer road race mass start.
As for the ITT start order, since he was a reserve rider sent by the provincial team, he had been placed last. That was good news.
After all, riders in an individual time trial started separately, with three-minute intervals between them.
That meant the rider who started last could receive time updates over the radio and know the results of every opponent ahead of him in real time.
The course ran along the main road of a certain county town and would be completely closed off.
The route was 20 kilometers one way, mostly flat, with a short rolling section. However, the steepest gradient was only 2.5%, making it an extremely mild incline.
"You don't need to put too much pressure on yourself for this competition. Just do your best and show the results of your training over this period.
"After all, you've only trained for three months. As long as your performance has improved over the tests you took when you first joined the team, you'll have completed your task.
"As for medals, it would be great if you won one,