Nicolas Sitter
Duathlon

Head to head · Duathlon

Compare athletes

Up to 10 athletes side by side: rank at the end of every leg, split at every mat, and time on each leg — including the transitions, where a surprising number of these duels are actually decided.

✎ Bib ridden by someone else? Set the real name — display only, kept in the share link.

Who led after each leg

Run 1T1BikeT2Run 2EBWD111overall rank at the end of each leg (up = better)

Race replay 🐎

0:00:00
Run 1 inFoot of the AlpeT2Finishkm 0km 27.185EBWD
Emile BLONDEL-HERMANT0 kmWout DRIEVER0 km

Athletes move along the real course profile, positions interpolated between the timing mats from their split times.

The mountain behind the replay is a schematic: real checkpoint distances, public landmark altitudes, straight lines in between. Most checkpoint distances on this course are interpolated, so read it as a shape, not a profile.

Position at every mat

EBWDoverall rank at each timing mat, in course order (up = better)
Emile BLONDEL-HERMANTWout DRIEVER

Splits at every mat

MatBLONDEL-HERMANTDRIEVER
Start km 00:000:00
Run 1 finish km 6.519:5620:43+47s
T1 out km ≈6.620:4921:32+43s
Pied de l'Alpe km 8.2523:5924:43+44s
La Garde km ≈11.4133:5535:18+1:23
Huez km ≈16.651:3153:07+1:36
Virage 3 km ≈19.311:01:061:02:34+1:28
Bike in km 21.831:11:281:12:49+1:21
T2 out km ≈21.931:12:121:13:41+1:29
Run 2 — mid km ≈24.241:20:131:21:52+1:39
Preview mat km ≈27.11:30:211:32:18+1:57
Finish km 27.1851:30:421:32:37+1:55

Bold = first of the group through the mat; red gap = time behind them. ≈ = the mat’s course km is interpolated.

Leg by leg

SegmentBLONDEL-HERMANTDRIEVER
Run 1Run19:56rank 320:43+47s
T1 (run → bike)Transition≈ km0:52+3s0:49rank 28
BikeBike≈ km50:39rank 151:17+38s
T2 (bike → run)Transition≈ km0:43rank 10:52+9s
Run 2Run≈ km18:30rank 518:56+26s
Montée de l'Alpe d'HuezClimb47:29rank 148:05+36s

Bold = fastest of the group on the leg; the fastest line shows their overall segment rank instead of a gap.

Comparisons stay inside one race. The three races of the weekend have different courses, different mats and different fields, so a time in one is not comparable to a time in another.