SILVERHEELS 100RACE STUDIO / SUMMER 2025
Local scene
JULY 11–12, 2025 · COLORADO

Thirty-seven hours.
One mountain story.

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PART 01 / 020.00 mi— ft elevationRace time 00:00:00
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Race daylight
RACE STATE↗ Climb · ↘ Descent · ━ Rolling · ▮ Possible stop
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READ THE RACE

Terrain, time & movement

GPS estimates from your recording. Watch-restart geometry is excluded from performance totals. Click a route segment to explore its context.

Selected section

Performance highlights

5-mile windows are tested every 500 m; pace includes stops. Climb chapters use the existing smoothed terrain profile.

Distance quarters

Whole race

Longest possible stops

Aid stations & key course visits

How these estimates work

Possible stops last at least two minutes with samples staying within 25 m of the initial point. GPS drift and very slow movement can affect this estimate. Sampling intervals over 90 seconds and the watch restart are unknown time, not stops. Moving time is observed time minus possible stops.

Pace and grade use a 250 m window. Climbing totals use the existing 100 m-smoothed GPX elevation. Night distance and time at altitude use 100 m route bins, exclude unknown intervals, and approximate the thresholds. Heart rate, raw cadence and watch temperature come from the original GPX and are shown only near available readings. Cadence is not doubled; watch temperature is not an air-temperature observation. Weather, physiological effort, race position and technical trail difficulty are not inferred.

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Your scene

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AROUND THE COURSE

South Park & Summit County

The towns, road corridors and passes around your mountain journey.

━ Recorded course┄ 3D terrain extent● Runner

MAKE YOUR RACE FILM

Video export

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