# 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.

https://livebib.com/help/stats

## 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.