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Checkpoint Arrival Planner

Calculate running elapsed time and race-clock minutes for 1–20 checkpoints with an optional user cutoff. Constant average pace from your start at the entered race-clock offset. Stops are excluded. Cutoff must use the same race-clock minute origin; positive gap means before cutoff, negative means after. Calendar dates, route changes and time zones are not inferred.

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Constant average pace from your start at the entered race-clock offset. Stops are excluded. Cutoff must use the same race-clock minute origin; positive gap means before cutoff, negative means after. Calendar dates, route changes and time zones are not inferred.

Use finite decimal numbers within these ranges: o ≥ 0; p > 0; D ≥ 0; c ≥ 0. Enter 1–20 comparison values, separated by commas or new lines.

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How to use this tool

  1. Enter the required decimal values.
  2. Enter 1–20 comparison values, separated by commas or new lines.
  3. Calculate, inspect every row, and copy or download the same report.

Formula

t=p×D; r=o+t; g=c−r

Assumptions

Constant average pace from your start at the entered race-clock offset. Stops are excluded. Cutoff must use the same race-clock minute origin; positive gap means before cutoff, negative means after. Calendar dates, route changes and time zones are not inferred.

Results

Calculated. Values show full JavaScript numeric precision.

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Common questions

How are results calculated?

t=p×D; r=o+t; g=c−r Constant average pace from your start at the entered race-clock offset. Stops are excluded. Cutoff must use the same race-clock minute origin; positive gap means before cutoff, negative means after. Calendar dates, route changes and time zones are not inferred.

Are results guaranteed?

No. This is a local planning calculation, not a guarantee of an individual race outcome.