See when pace changed and where places were gained or lost. Mile 2 is the second mile alone; the final section runs from mile 2 to the 5K finish.
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| Athlete | Finish | Mile 1 | Mile 2 | Mile 2 to finish | Positions | Where places changed | Hawk Score | Mile 3 (recorded / est.) | Place @ mile 1 | Place @ mile 2 | Finish place | Places gained: mile 2 | Places gained: after mile 2 | Finish run-in (recorded / est.) | Average pace /mi | Pace consistency (includes est.) | Mile pace spread (includes est.) |
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Hawk Score = mile-1 place minus finish place: positive means places gained, negative means places lost. Position changes use each athlete's own race. Green = places gained or faster pace; red = places lost or slower pace. An Estimated label means the time was calculated, not recorded at that checkpoint. A slower split alone does not establish fatigue or its cause.
Choose two races, then an athlete to see how their pacing changed.
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● Race A ◆ Race B · Lower is faster · Triangles and dashed lines indicate estimates.
Difference = Race B minus Race A. Positive / red = slower; negative / green = faster. All times are m:ss.
Only athletes with recorded split data appear. Missing checkpoints stay blank. Mile 3 and the final ~0.1 mi may be estimates; labels identify them. Courses, terrain, and conditions can affect pacing.
Team-level pacing, pack shape, and position changes from the recorded 5K splits.
Fastest finishers in the current team selection.
| Pack | Athlete | Finish | Gap to leader | Pace | Places gained |
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Per-mile pace for Mile 1, Mile 2, and predicted Mile 3. Lower is faster.
Place at Mile 1, Mile 2, and the finish. Lines rising toward 1 indicate gains.
Finish times for the configured pack, ordered fastest to slowest.