Ultracycling

Yes, it's a high average but

• it is a shorter duration than TCR / IndyPac
  
• the roads are better in that he can choose more main roads rather than having TCR parcours to accomodate.
  
  

I've pasted below what he did by day in his last TCR. There were some very hilly days which led to shorter distances but, on day 5, with the Alps in his legs, he managed over 500km. I can't understand why he's not using aerobars, though - he normally does and has a very good position on them.

Day 1
22:07 - 21:56 Jul 30th CEST
Track / Route: 612.1 / 640.9 km
Climbing: 4493.0 m
Moving: 22.9 hours, 28.0 km/h
Day 2
22:01 - 21:55 Jul 31st CEST
Track / Route: 424.8 / 456.5 km
Climbing: 7034.0 m
Moving: 18.2 hours, 25.1 km/h
Day 3
22:00 - 21:55 Aug 1st CEST
Track / Route: 294.5 / 359.3 km
Climbing: 15164.0 m
Moving: 17.7 hours, 20.3 km/h
Day 4
22:00 - 21:59 Aug 2nd CEST
Track / Route: 356.3 / 416.0 km
Climbing: 14082.0 m
Moving: 22.9 hours, 18.2 km/h
Day 5
22:04 - 21:57 Aug 3rd CEST
Track / Route: 428.3 / 516.1 km
Climbing: 4940.0 m
Moving: 17.8 hours, 29.0 km/h
Day 6
22:02 - 21:59 Aug 4th CEST
Track / Route: 388.9 / 484.3 km
Climbing: 17437.0 m
Moving: 22.6 hours, 21.4 km/h
Day 7
22:04 - 21:56 Aug 5th CEST
Track / Route: 339.2 / 396.9 km
Climbing: 14462.0 m
Moving: 16.6 hours, 23.9 km/h
Day 8
22:01 - 21:59 Aug 6th CEST
Track / Route: 383.8 / 398.4 km
Climbing: 3144.0 m
Moving: 16.5 hours, 24.1 km/h
Day 9
22:04 - 13:08 Aug 7th CEST
Track / Route: 314.9 / 330.7 km
Climbing: 3139.0 m
Moving: 14.0 hours, 23.6 km/h