Ironman Bike Challenge

In practice, you spent most of your time managing momentum. Tapping the up arrow gave you bursts of speed to climb inclines, while pulling back on the down arrow lifted the front wheel to prevent a crash. The main objective was just to complete the course, but doing so cleanly required careful control. The physics were unforgiving, making even small mistakes costly. The pacing was methodical, as rushing usually led to a wipeout. It felt like a constant fight against gravity and your own impatience.