Race Predictor was a mysterious figure in the world of professional cycling. No one knew where he came from or how he obtained his incredible abilities, but one thing was certain: he knew the results of every bike race before it even started.
At first, the other racers didn't take him seriously. They thought he was just a lucky guesser or a fraud. But as the weeks went by and his predictions continued to come true, they began to fear him. It was as if he had a crystal ball that showed him the future of every race.
The other racers tried to ignore him and focus on their own training, but they couldn't help but wonder what Race Predictor knew that they didn't. Some of them even tried to bribe him or trick him into sharing his secrets, but he always remained elusive and mysterious.
Despite their fear and disbelief, the racers had no choice but to accept that Race Predictor was the real deal. They watched in amazement as he accurately predicted the winners of every race, from the smallest local events to the biggest international competitions.
Eventually, Race Predictor's reputation grew so large that he became a legend in the cycling world. His name was whispered among the racers like a curse, and they knew that if they wanted to win a race, they would have to face him and his unbeatable predictions.
But even as he became more powerful and feared, Race Predictor remained a solitary figure. He never revealed his secrets or showed any interest in the fame and fortune that came with his abilities. He simply used his powers to predict the outcomes of races and disappeared into the shadows once again.
In the end, Race Predictor's legend lived on long after he was gone. No one could ever explain how he knew the results of every race before they happened, but his legacy as the greatest wizard in the world of professional cycling was secure.
The End.
All your training might be for nothing if you don't send a clear message to the Race Predictor. "This year I am not going to suck" let him know with the Race Bottle or the T-shirt that you mean business this season.
