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from what I read in the article they're going to go off total Kj/spent per race

>Peter Leo, sports scientist and trainer at WorldTeam Jayco AlUla, previously told Velo that the kilojoule training load would be central to the data system. The models developed in the first tests will monitor a rider's performance over a longer period, rather than exceptional, one-off performances.

>“They analyze kilojoules both retrospectively and prospectively and try to establish threshold values,” Leo outlines. “That is a more robust method than just looking at power values. It is more resilient to outliers.”