Where your places came from
Your bike won you 27 places. Your run cost you 19.
Each leg against the 20 athletes who finished around you: had you raced it at their pace, where would you have finished?
You crossed the line and got a finish time, and a static table of numbers from the results page. RaceWiser tells you how you raced: where you gained, where you lost, and how close you were to finishing higher.
76 triathlons in France · 157 editions, 2018–2026 · See them all
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Without RaceWiser
A time, a rank, rows of splits.
Where did you gain? Where did you lose? Why?
| Pos | Name (hidden) | Cat | Swim | Bike | Run | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95 | M40-44 | 30:18 | 1:16:25 | 41:59 | 2:31:32 | |
| 96 | M40-44 | 31:30 | 1:14:20 | 43:00 | 2:31:40 | |
| 97 | F35-39 | 28:41 | 1:18:02 | 41:49 | 2:31:58 |
With RaceWiser
Every question about your race, answered: where you won and lost places, how you did against the athletes around you, and how this year's race compared with past editions.
142nd out of the water.81st off the bike.96th at the line.
Your place in the race once each leg was done.
Your bike won you 27 places.Your run cost you 19.
Bike: you passed 68, 7 passed you.Run: you passed 9, 24 passed you.
You lost 8 s to the athlete ahead in your age group.
The athlete in front of you led by 1:12 after the swim.You led by 53 s off the bike.They took it back on the run.
It was also the day: the slowest edition in four years.
Everyone was about 7% slower than in other years: your 2:31:40 was worth about 2 h 23.
An example race · M40-44
Your bike won you 27 places. Your run cost you 19.
Each leg against the 20 athletes who finished around you: had you raced it at their pace, where would you have finished?
You passed 68 on the bike.24 passed you on the run.
Every overtake on the race clock, leg by leg.
You lost 8 s to the athlete ahead in your age group. You led them by 53 s off the bike.
Compare your race with any other athlete: your friend, the athlete in front of you. Where you took time, where they took it back.
Partly the day. On a normal year, your 2:31:40 was worth about 2 h 23.
Your race against every past edition, read at your level in the field.
“My results page said 87th. It didn’t say I came off the bike nearly five minutes ahead of the next athlete in my age group, and lost it all on the run. That’s what I wanted to know after my race. It’s what RaceWiser tells every triathlete.”
Every finisher of your race and every split, already read, along with the past editions of the same course.
Your row, placed against the whole field: where you stood after each leg, the moment you find it.
The leg that cost you the most places, where the athlete ahead got away, what the day took: where your next race is won. Free, and yours once claimed.
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Where you gained.
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