The National Bicycling League aims to give fans the experience of Data and Citizen | sports

Top or flop?

What would make the difference that would make the new competition succeed? In any case, the National Cycling League seems to have more financial security up front than it did decades ago. He has already joined Founder Collective, Collab Capital, Will Ventures, Emmanuel Acho (Fox Sports), Bradley Beal (NBA Washington Wizards player) and more. Given the format of teams playing on behalf of a city and the success that the NFL (National Football League) has had in a similar format, it is not surprising that Jalen Ramsey (NFL player Los Angeles Rams) and Derwin James (Los Angeles Chargers player in the NFL) NFL) and Kevin Byard (NFL Tennessee Titans player) are on the list of investors. Together, they constitute a financial contribution of US$7.5 million.

Despite the interest from investors and the start that has already begun this year, the National Cycling League is still surrounded by a lot of uncertainty. Four cities and two participating teams have now been announced. Announced teams’ racers, Miami Nights and Denver Disruptors, are not regulars on the stages of major international competitions. Only Sergio Henao and Lea Kirchman, the Denver Disruptors’ henceforth activists, have actually scored highly internationally. In addition, there is still no collaboration with the current top American standards teams, so they are unsure what this will mean for them and what their role will be.

Therefore, the game-changer has to be all the available data and associated fan interaction. Insight into all kinds of athletes’ data and above all the possibility of racing with riders can almost become the success factor of the new competition.