Nicolas Sitter
La Marmotte Granfondo Alpes 2024

Bib #5146 · DEU · Men 30–39

10:31:30
Net time (ranked)
the official basis
3,708 / 4,585
Overall
classified riders
Where you finished
PoolPlaceOf
Overall3,7084,585
Men3,5224,338
Men 30–391,0811,231
What it took
PoolWinnerMedian
Overall4:50:09+5:41:219:18:34+1:12:56
Men4:50:09+5:41:219:17:08+1:14:22
Men 30–395:25:17+5:06:138:47:55+1:43:35

Winner and median are over classified riders only. The gap is what you add to their time to get yours: + means you were that much slower, that much faster.

The fun ranking

The 2nd fastest Ferdinand of 2. The quickest one did 7:36:07, the median Ferdinand 9:03:48.

See the whole Ferdinand ranking →

Among classified riders only, ties sharing a place. Not an official classification — no timekeeper has ever scored this.

This official time contains an untimed section

Ferdinand is missing a mat read at one end of col du glandon descent, and the credit needs both ends. So the time above includes minutes the rest of the field had subtracted — a median of for col du glandon descent.

The credit requires both mats bounding a neutralised section, and the timekeeper does not compensate when one is missed. This rider is therefore charged for a stretch the rest of the field rode for free — in their own official time, and so in their rank. We publish the time exactly as the timekeeper does, and we say when it applies.

What that does to a rank →

The two clocks

10:35:14
Gross (chip)
start mat → line
0:00
− Col du Glandon descent
not credited
3:44
− La Grave (entrée) descent
credited
10:31:30
Net — the result
the ranked time

The arithmetic is exact: 10:35:14 gross minus 3:44 of credits is 10:31:30, the time this ride is ranked on.

Every rank on this page is on the official time — gross minus the neutralisation credits. The gross chip time is what the rider’s own computer showed; it ranks nothing here.

Official links

Heads-up on the diploma: the position baked into that PDF is generated from the gross chip time on this timekeeper’s templates, and on a race with neutralised sections that is not the official ranking. The rank on this page is the official one.

Room to improve: the biggest loss against the field median was on Valloire → Col du Galibier 16:57 slower than the median rider.

Cols & sections

SectionTimeRank
Bourg d'Oisans → Col du GlandonClimb2:10:392,557
Saint-Étienne-de-Cuines → Col du TélégrapheCombinedmat missed at CT2 — Saint-Étienne-de-Cuines
Col du Télégraphe → ValloireDescent10:242,243
Valloire → Col du GalibierClimb2:09:593,695
Col du Galibier → La GraveDescent32:093,081
La Grave → Pied de l'AlpeDescent1:02:553,838
Montée de l'Alpe d'HuezClimb1:17:501,068

“Top %” is the section rank as a share of the riders timed on that section.

Splits at every mat

MatElapsed (net)Since previousRank
Départ — Bourg d'Oisans0:00
CT1 — Col du Glandon2:10:392:10:39
CT2 — Saint-Étienne-de-Cuinesmat missed
CT3 — Col du Télégraphe5:18:133:07:34*
CT4 — Valloire5:28:3710:24
CT5 — Col du Galibier7:38:362:09:59
CT6 — La Grave (entrée)8:10:4532:09
CT7 — La Grave (sortie)8:10:45neutralised
CT8 — Bourg d'Oisans (Marmotton)8:53:1742:32
CT9 — Pied de l'Alpe9:13:4020:23
Arrivée — Alpe d'Huez10:31:301:17:50

“Since previous” is the time between consecutive reads on the official clock, so the neutralised stretches read neutralised rather than 0:00 — and no km/h is computed across them, because dividing a real distance by zero seconds has no answer.

* This leg spans more than one mat interval: a mat in between had no read for this rider, so the time covers both.

Times as published by the official timekeeping, ranked on the neutralisation-adjusted (net) time. Captured from ChronoRace, the official timekeeper of the event. Search another rider · Every edition.