This strategy wasn't unachievable. After all, many one-day races in the World Tour are either flat stages or circuit races with short, rolling hills.
Milan-San Remo is an obvious example, and races like the Bruges-De Panne Classic, the E3 Classic, the Gent-Wevelgem Classic, and Paris-Roubaix are all of a similar type.
'If I ever manage to get results in the three major Grand Tours, I could give it a shot later, just to complete my 'collection' of victories from every World Tour race.'
But for now, Huang Chong had no intention of changing his weight or riding style.
When the day of the Milan-San Remo race arrived, Huang Chong, who wasn't competing, naturally settled into the role of a fan.
This was a top-tier event, second only to the Tour de France, and the lineup was star-studded. Who would want to miss watching it live?
