Chazi Ling is a climb of 6.1 kilometers (category 1). The climb finishes at 763 m above sea level. It is located in Huangshan, 安徽省, 中国. The average gradient is 5.1% with a maximum of 11.9%. The climb has 308 meters of elevation gain.
Climb analysis: This 6.1 km climb with 308 m of elevation gain, averaging 5.1%, is rated Cat 1. Its difficulty lies mainly in the consistency of the effort: after the more varied sections between km 0.0 and km 3.0, the road ramps up clearly between km 3.0 and km 6.0, with gradients between 4% and 8%. The steepest stretches, at 8%, are between km 4.0 and km 4.5, then between km 5.5 and km 6.0, which makes the end of the climb the real test.
Tips for pacing:
1. Don't go out too hard. In the first few kilometres, mix false flats (0%) with 5% sections, and settle into a steady rhythm without chasing seconds.
2. Manage your gearing between km 3.0 and km 5.0. On these 5%, 6% and 8% sections, keep a smooth, consistent cadence rather than out-of-the-saddle efforts that will burn through your legs.
3. Save something for the finish. Hold back until km 5.5, because the last 8% section between km 5.5 and km 6.0 is often decided by who has the most left in the tank.
6.1 km • 308 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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