BTC50 bib 5049 — runner page

Status

OK

On the way to W1

Expected at 08:47:07

Predicted finish

~ Sat 26 Sep 14:52

~90% chance between Sat 14:01 and Sat 15:43

Completed 1 of 6 sections.

Effort today

Current Performance Index: 491

iTRA PI 406 · running 21% above career level — PB pace

Aid station schedule

START · 0.0 km ✓

out05:01:00

A1 · 9.0 km · Current PI 406 ✓

Section time 1h52m23s

Section 9.0 km · +877 / −118 m

expected at07:03 cut-off at08:00

in06:53:23

9 min FASTER than expected

Section PI 491 — going harder than career

W1 · 18.8 km

Section 9.8 km · +688 / −684 m

expected at08:47 cut-off at11:00

with ~90% chance to arrive between 08:28 and 09:05

A2 · 27.0 km

Section 8.1 km · +482 / −592 m

expected at10:20 cut-off at15:25

with ~90% chance to arrive between 09:51 and 10:48

A3 · 39.1 km

Section 12.1 km · +396 / −1011 m

expected at12:25 cut-off at17:00

with ~90% chance to arrive between 11:49 and 13:02

A4 · 45.3 km

Section 6.2 km · +137 / −176 m

expected at13:32 cut-off at18:20

with ~90% chance to arrive between 12:48 and 14:17

FINISH · 51.6 km

Section 6.3 km · +185 / −184 m

expected at14:52 cut-off at20:00

with ~90% chance to arrive between 14:01 and 15:43

Current PI (Performance Index) blends how the runner is going right now with their career score: about 70% their most recent section and 30% their career iTRA PI. It updates every section and is the level we use to predict the next one. (Before the first section it's just the career iTRA PI; a runner with no career PI uses their latest section alone.)

Section PI is what that one section implies on its own — that single leg's pace against the reference, ignoring the rest of the race.

Read either against the runner's career iTRA PI: a higher number means they ran harder than their score predicts; lower means slower (tired, or pacing on purpose).

Expected at is our predicted arrival at the next aid station: its terrain-adjusted (“equivalent”) distance run at the Current PI's pace, plus a small allowance for fade because runners slow over a long day. It refreshes each time a section finishes.

WALL, EDWARD