417 Strava KOMs for Pinot in 2015
As an end of year review, Strava has provided a data dump collected from each and every one of its users in 2015. Throughout the year, 5.3 bike rides were uploaded to the fitness tracking and social site every second, resulting in a massive 4.5 billion kilometres being logged.
Strava have offered each user the chance to visualise their stats for the year in the form of a personalised video, and pro riders have jumped at the opportunity. Thibaut Pinot (FDJ), who won the Alpe d'Huez stage at this year's Tour de France, climbed a total of 380,928 vertical metres on the bike in 2015, collecting 417 Strava King of the Mountains awards (KOMs) along the way. The Frenchman spent 722 hours and eight minutes on two wheels, riding a total of 23,469km. His video can be viewed by clicking here.
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Peter Stetina (Trek-Segafredo), who spent most of the season recovering from a horrific knee injury sustained at the Vuelta al País Vasco, still managed a total of 8,836 miles across 500 hours of riding, earning himself 19,377 'Kudos' - Strava's equivalent of 'likes'. "Not bad considering my injury and months of sitting on the sidelines!" said the American on Twitter. His video can be found here.
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