Official timing · all finishers

The race, as 2,709 lines.

Start is at the bottom. Finish is at the top. The graph draws one line per finisher, connecting each recorded chip-start clock time to that person’s recorded finish clock time.

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Who changed places?

Search a name or bib to isolate the people whose recorded order reversed against that runner.

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Crossing-order leaderboard

Who passed the most people?

Ranked only by strict recorded start-to-finish order reversals. Equal totals share a rank; this does not claim where on the course a pass happened.

Primary metric People overtaken

Runners ranked by the number of strict recorded crossing-order reversals in their favour.
Rank	Runner	Passed	Passed by	Net	Official finish

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People overtaken — started earlier, finished later

People who passed you — started later, finished earlier

Net order reversals — strict timing pairs

Start crossing order——

Finish crossing order——

Official chip-time rank——

Whole-field crossing-order map

Start → finish movement

All 2,709 official finishers are visible. Highlighted lines are strict order reversals against the selected runner.

All finishers Selected runner overtook Passed selected runner Selected runner

Drawing 2,709 timing lines…

Hover or tap a line for details. Search is the precise way to select one runner in the dense field.

Interpretation boundary

A timing-derived order map—not video tracking.

“Overtaken” means a strict recorded order reversal: the other finisher has an earlier chip-start and a later finish. “Passed you” is the inverse. That implies their order changed somewhere on the shared course, but the exact pass moment is unknown.

The graph includes 2,709 people with both official timestamps. The 21 people who started but did not finish and 148 DNS entries have no complete line. Pair counts exclude equal timestamps because their exact relative order is unresolved.

Finish crossing order and Official chip-time rank answer different questions. The graph’s top endpoint uses wall-clock finish order; the official result ranks elapsed chip time, so the two numbers can differ.

2,709 complete start/finish pairs Strict < / > pair comparisons 0 video or optical-flow inputs ChampionChip official timing source