The numbers under “Stats”
The Stats tab gathers the race in charts: the route, the elevation, speed, the weather on the way and how many are watching.
Distance, pace and climb
- “Distance”: how far the runner has come, and how much of the course that is.
- “Pace” or “Speed”: from the latest positions. “Avg pace” is distance divided by time, shown when there is no live pace, and on every finished race.
- “Hill-adjusted pace”: what the pace would be on flat ground.
- “Climb”: metres climbed so far. A dash means nothing has been measured yet.
The charts
- “Speed over distance”: speed along the course, with stops marked.
- “Weather along the way”: the temperature it felt like, with the warmest and coldest moment.
- “Watchers”: how many had the broadcast open, over the race.
- “Estimated finish”: the finish estimate over time.
Move your finger or mouse over a chart to read exact values. Shaded bands are the night where the runner was.
“Climbs”
The climbs that matter on this course, with length, height gain, gradient and the top. Before a climb it says how far away it is; after it, how long it took.