Race Day Position Simulator Game
Put in your swim, bike and run times, pick your distance and watch yourself race through three animated stages against five rivals. It's just for fun: the race follows your times, and the finishing percentile is a rough game estimate, not a prediction.
How Race Day works
Choose a distance (sprint is the default), enter your swim, bike and run times, and add your transition times if you know them. Leave T1 or T2 blank and the game assumes a typical transition. Then start the race and watch your athlete swim, cycle and run while the standings change in real time.
The five rivals are made-up characters generated around your pace. Each has a stronger and a weaker discipline, so the lead keeps changing hands. Change your times and race again to see how the race unfolds differently.
Are the results real predictions?
No. Your own times drive your simulated race, but the finishing percentile compares your total with rough, rounded benchmarks for a typical amateur field. Those are simple game assumptions, not measured race data. Real results depend on the course, the conditions and who turns up on the day.
Want a more practical estimate? Try the triathlon time calculator to see your pace, splits and cut-off times.