E-60, the ENDURrun prelim scheduled for July, has a new scoring mechanism: age graded and weighted results.
Each of the six events will have completely normal results, where the first runner wins etc. These results will be compiled into a series ranked cumulatively lowest time, These are all things you know to expect from ENDURrun Sport.
But new for E-60, there is an additional series scoring that is the official series standings: weighted age grading.
What do you need to know, when Age Grade is enabled:
- Each result is given a score from 0-100 based on your age graded result, which is based on the Alan Jones data
- Each race is weighted equally, so the 3k is worth as many points as the half marathon
- The series is scored out of a maximum score of 600 (6×100)
We have actually already enabled this for the ENDURrun Sport (link above) as a test, so for now you can see what it looks like. For example, even though Ryan won the 2025 series by about an hour over both Cynthia and Stefan, when you click the “Age Grade” button to factor in the age grading and event weighting, it is actually Cynthia who comes out on top.
We encourage you to play around with this while it is available. This is supposed to be fun and fresh way of looking at results, and it’s coming this July to E-60!
6 DAYS – 6 STAGES – 60 KM
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