Nicolas Sitter
Triathlon M

Head to head · Triathlon M

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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.

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Who led after each leg

Swim — Lac du VerneyT1BikeT2RunKGEL16overall rank at the end of each leg (up = better)

Race replay 🐎

0:00:00
Swim exitFoot of the AlpeT2Finishkm 0km 37.41KGEL
Keran GALLOU0 kmEmmanuel LEJEUNE0 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

KGELoverall rank at each timing mat, in course order (up = better)
Keran GALLOUEmmanuel LEJEUNE

Splits at every mat

MatGALLOULEJEUNE
Start km 00:000:00
Swim exit km 1.2420:5521:01+6s
T1 out km ≈1.42522:27+6s22:21
Pied de l'Alpe km 17.10544:4646:08+1:22
La Garde km ≈2054:3956:27+1:48
Huez km ≈25.031:11:461:13:59+2:13
Virage 3 km ≈27.821:21:131:23:41+2:28
Bike in km 30.6651:31:131:34:14+3:01
T2 out km ≈30.851:32:061:35:31+3:25
Run — mid km ≈33.981:42:441:45:53+3:09
Preview mat km ≈37.331:54:561:57:21+2:25
Finish km 37.411:55:181:57:38+2:20

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

Leg by leg

SegmentGALLOULEJEUNE
Swim — Lac du VerneySwim20:55rank 321:01+6s
T1 (swim → bike)Transition≈ km1:31+12s1:19rank 5
BikeBike≈ km1:08:46rank 11:11:52+3:06
T2 (bike → run)Transition≈ km0:53rank 41:17+24s
RunRun≈ km23:11+1:0422:07rank 1
Montée de l'Alpe d'HuezClimb46:26rank 148:05+1:39

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.