Which continent has the fastest cyclists in the world? Where do they live? What do they do?

And maybe what aren't they so good at, surprisingly? We're going to go through all of that today.

We have a massive database of cyclists that train using trainer road every day in over 150 countries around the world.

So we wanted to do this continental comparison to see how we compare. So you can vote on your team, whichever continent you

belong to, and then we can look at how you compare in different ways in terms of FTP, Power, PR's

weight, in terms of your training habits and lots of other fun details. We're going to go through

all of that today as well as answer some questions that you've submitted down below in the

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But let's just jump straight into things.

The question that we

wanted to ask was this continental comparison, which one has the best cyclists? What we did is we

looked at, uh, we cleaned things down from all the different athletes around the world that use it.

And we try to get athletes to just have reliable data that we are able to then use as a comparison point from one cyclist against another.

That pairs things down pretty significantly, but in this case, we still had a fairly large group of over 85,000 cyclists.

And then these athletes, again, have clean data. It allows us to compare things. We looked at data from June of 2025 to present day, June of 2026. And we have everything. It's all like every metric is computed per rider. And then it's averaged out thereafter. So that makes it so that, you know, each rider accounts equally when we look at this. So if you're not, if you're just listening to this, I highly recommend using YouTube or Spotify because then you can actually see what we're looking at.

And it's going to be a very visual episode here.

So if we look at each continent at a glance here, this is a spider chart that shows us what each different continent is good at and maybe what they aren't so good at.

We are comparing North America, Europe, Oceania, Asia, South America, and Africa.

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