Maybe someone else can explain it to me because as someone who has never been involved with sport at a high level, I don't understand the point if you claim not to be able to beat your rivals, I mean isn't that the point of high level sport? If you're not competitive, what is the point in competing? Wouldn't you just do it for fun otherwise than put your body through high level competition? In a previous interview didn't Emily Bridges state that the aim was to be competitive again?
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10857133/Emily-Bridges-determined-prove-boasts-no-advantage-trans-woman-cyclist.html
"In her first interview since, Bridges told DIVA magazine it was wrong to say that trans women in sport retain inherent advantages and claimed to be able to prove it.
'I understand how you'd come to this conclusion because a lot of people still view trans women as men with male anatomies and physiologies,' she said.
'But hormone replacement therapy has such a massive effect. The aerobic performance difference is gone after about four months.
'There are studies going on for trans women in sport. I'm doing one and the performance drop-off that I've seen is massive'."