Head-to-head
Pick two athletes to see how the race played out between them — by actual time, head start, and checkpoint.
Athlete A
OfficialElton Lin
#434 · 1:14:45 · M49 · Group V · INV
Wave start 8:20 AM (V-INV)
Athlete B
OfficialAndrew Minutoli
#436 · 1:14:48 · M14 · Group V · INV
Wave start 8:20 AM (V-INV)
Comparison report
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The PDF includes the interpretation, deltas, race timeline, position-through-the-course chart, and segment-by-segment splits shown below.
Interpretation
Elton (V-INV) started at 8:20 AM; Andrew (V-INV) started at 8:20 AM. Both left the line at the same moment. On foot, Elton ran 1:14:45 and Andrew ran 1:14:48 — Elton was 0:03 faster than Andrew. Elton took official place 434th (time-based 469th) and Andrew took official place 436th (time-based 474th). Elton was faster on foot and finished ahead on the official clock too. Biggest swing: Elton gained 1:48 from Muir Woods to Cardiac.
Deltas
ComputedWave start
Both started in the same wave.
- Overall place Δ
- -2
- Actual time Δ
- -0:03
- Section gap Δ
- ±0 (same section)
- Wave start Δ
- ±0 min
- Finish clock Δ
- -0:03
- Section place Δ
- -1
Δ = Elton − Andrew. Negative means Elton is ahead/faster.
Race timeline
Computed- Elton (V-INV) started at 8:20 AM.
- Andrew (V-INV) also started at 8:20 AM.
- Actual running time: Elton was 0:03 faster on foot than Andrew.
- Finish clock: Elton crossed the line 0:03 ahead of Andrew — Elton wins this head-to-head.
Δ (A − B): actual -0:03 · finish clock -0:03.
Position through the course
OfficialSegment-by-segment splits
Official| Segment | Elton | Andrew | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start to Top of Stairs | 8:40 | 8:14 | +0:26 |
| Stairs to Windy Gap | 6:30 | 6:10 | +0:20 |
| Windy Gap to Muir Woods | 6:13 | 5:45 | +0:28 |
| Muir Woods to Cardiac | 28:29 | 30:17 | -1:48 |
| Cardiac to White Gate | 15:14 | 14:48 | +0:26 |
| White Gate to The Stile | 7:30 | 7:33 | -0:03 |
| The Stile to Finish | 2:09 | 2:01 | +0:08 |
Δ negative = Elton ran the segment faster.