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Load curve

What a lap is worth depending on its time, for THIS athlete, from a given date. A session is always calculated with the version of the curve in effect on the day it took place.

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Load curve · Jérémie Exemple
Versions
from Sep 1 2023 (10.0 s – 13.5 s)from Apr 2 2026 (10.5 s – 13.0 s)New version1
In effect fromApril 2, 20262
Points: a lap time (seconds, to the tenth) and the load it is worth.
10.5→10✕
11.0→6✕
12.0→2✕
13.0→0✕
Add a point3
0value of a lap slower than the maximum (recovery)
10% more for a lap led (at the front of the group)
0.5more per pass (lapped athletes excluded)
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Calculate the cellsSave this versionDelete this version5
Cells: 10.5 s to 13.0 s, one per tenth of a second
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10.5 s10
10.6 s9.2
10.7 s8.4
10.8 s7.6
10.9 s6.8
11.0 s6
11.1 s5.6
11.2 s5.2
11.3 s4.8
11.4 s4.4
11.5 s4
11.6 s3.6
11.7 s3.2
11.8 s2.8
11.9 s2.4
12.0 s2
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Jérémie Exemple's curve, version of April 2, 2026.
  1. The versions, each “from” its date, with its bounds. The displayed version is in vermilion. New version starts from the displayed version, dated today.
  2. The start date of the displayed (or new) version.
  3. The points: a lap time (in seconds, to the tenth) and the load it is worth. The fastest is the minimum of the curve, the slowest its maximum. ✕ removes a point; Add a point adds one.
  4. Recovery: what a lap slower than the maximum is worth (0 by default). The extra load, optional: at the front, x % more for a lap led; per pass, y more per skater passed (not lapped ones).
  5. Calculate the cells fills each tenth of a second between two points with a straight line (linear interpolation); Save this version keeps it (a version starting on the same day is replaced, after confirmation); Delete this version.
  6. The curve, cell by cell.
  7. The cells, one per tenth of a second: each can be adjusted. The value typed replaces the straight-line one; save to keep it. Calculate the cells erases the adjustments.

The calculation rules

  • A lap time is rounded to the nearest tenth (11.25 s counts as 11.3 s).
  • Slower than the maximum: the recovery value. Faster than the minimum: the value of the minimum.
  • Load of a lap = value of its cell × (1 + x %) if led, + y per pass. A suspect lap is worth 0.
  • Load of a session = sum of the loads of its laps, with the version in effect on the day of the session. Before the first version: no load.