Compare
Tick athletes in any table of the results or the stats, or add them below. Athletes from the same category only, since each category flies its own task.
Athletes
Pick a reference athlete above, then add up to three more to compare.
Altitude over race time
Every track from the race start, the reference as the thick line, so the same minute of the race lines up across athletes.
How each kilometre was won
Each kilometre of the day's task coloured by how the athlete covered it, measured as progress toward goal (circling makes none). Between the reference and each athlete, a bar up where the reference flew more of that stretch, down where the other did.
Each kilometre of the day's task an athlete walked, coloured by the progress made on foot there over the distance walked. Between the reference and each athlete, a bar up where the reference walked that stretch more efficiently, down where the other did.
How each hour was spent
Each quarter of an hour coloured by its net gain: how much nearer goal the athlete ended it, as a speed. Between the reference and each athlete, a bar up where the reference gained more ground, down where the other did. The lines are when the reference reached each turnpoint.
Gap to the reference at every turnpoint
Minutes behind (down) or ahead (up) of the reference athlete at each turnpoint crossing; the reference is the zero line. This is where the race was won and lost.
Routes
Replay in 3D opens the day full screen over the terrain, the athletes compared at their altitude on one clock, in their colours here when there are several.
Numbers
Every value with its difference to the reference, green where that is better for the metric and red where it is worse; counts and clock times carry no verdict. The gap rows split the race-time difference over the time budget. Derived from the GPS tracks, except points, places and goal times, which are burnair's.