When is there a tailwind on 10 Mile TT - 4km Mark to 20.1km (approximate)?

10 Mile TT - 4km Mark to 20.1km (approximate) is a 16 km Strava flat or rolling segment heading south-southeast, at 0.0% average grade. It is fastest with a wind from the north-northwest (NNW, around 330°). Tailwind KOMpass watches the forecast and tells you when that wind arrives.

Live wind · best from NNW

Tailwind forecast

Distance
16 km
Average grade
0.0%
Heading
SSE (150°)
Best wind from
NNW
KOM
18:27
QOM
19:32
Efforts on Strava
4,134,864

How to take the record

  • Pick the day, not just the legs: wait for a north-northwest wind. On a flat road a 20 km/h tailwind is often worth more than 50 extra watts.
  • Ride it fresh: warm up, then start the effort at the segment start rather than carrying fatigue in.
  • Pace it evenly. Going out too hard costs more time at the end than it gains at the start.

Frequently asked questions

What wind direction is best for 10 Mile TT - 4km Mark to 20.1km (approximate)?
A wind from the north-northwest (NNW) blows straight along 10 Mile TT - 4km Mark to 20.1km (approximate), so that is when it rides fastest. Wind from the side helps much less, and wind from the south-southeast is a headwind.
What is the KOM on 10 Mile TT - 4km Mark to 20.1km (approximate)?
The KOM stands at 18:27 and the QOM at 19:32, as last read from Strava. That is an average of 52.4 km/h for the KOM.
How do I know when there is a tailwind on 10 Mile TT - 4km Mark to 20.1km (approximate)?
Tailwind KOMpass checks the wind forecast for this segment and can email you when a real tailwind is blowing along it, free and without an account. Connect Strava to also see your own gap to the record and the wind you need to close it.

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