The way we played Sean's Game last night was as follows:
Two pursuit groups of five riders set off round the track.
The rest off the riders were set off individually round the top of the track.
There could be no more than five riders in a pursuit line at any one time.
At the end of your turn on the front you had to pull off to the top of the track.
Riders circulating at the top could then join the pursuit line, as there was a vacancy in the group of five.
It teaches you how to position yourself on the track to rejoin a fast moving group, and the awareness when rider on the front is swinging up the track.
The way we played Sean's Game last night was as follows:
It teaches you how to position yourself on the track to rejoin a fast moving group, and the awareness when rider on the front is swinging up the track.