The raw timing data the rest of this page is derived from. Top number in each cell is cumulative time at the mark; bottom number is the segment time. Yellow-underlined segment time = fastest in the field at that checkpoint. Emerald-tinted cell = that runner's own fastest segment.

For each 100m segment, every runner is scored 0–100 against the field (100 = fastest in segment, 0 = slowest). A row that stays green across the race is a dominant runner. A row that turns green late is a closer. A row that fades from green to red is a fader.

Lines cross when one runner passes another. Flat lines = no position change.

What % of each runner's total race time was spent in each segment. Even pacing would be uniform bars. Green cells are faster-than-even segments; red are slower-than-even.

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