Dual-mode IRONMAN hubs
Many IRONMAN race families hold both the pro race and the age-group race. The toggle is a switch between two analysis views, not a minor display option.
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Race Guide
Race pages are more than result tables
This guide focuses on the features that are easy to miss: IRONMAN hubs that split into Pro and Age Group views, live timing timelines, start-list fallbacks, course adjustment warnings, and mode-specific race insights.
Live timing timeline
When RTRT or World Triathlon timing is linked, the hub can show the race as it unfolded through timing points instead of only showing final results.
Start-list fallback
If a current pro race has no linked results yet, the hub can point to start-list analysis so the page still has useful pre-race context.
Course adjustment notice
If the course was shortened, altered, or marked non-standard, a warning appears before the analysis so users do not compare the result like a normal race.
Mode-specific insights
Pro hubs emphasize field metrics, non-finish details, points, podium, and fastest splits. Age Group hubs add completion, Kona, and age-graded context.
Race catalog
The catalog gets you to the race family
The filter controls are self-explanatory. What matters is that a race entry opens the race family, where the richer race tools live.
12Use the catalog to find the hub. The hub is where Pro, Age Group, years, programs, timing, and race insights split apart.
Race hub
The hub is where the race becomes analyzable
The valuable parts here are not the visible labels. They are the analysis modules that appear when the race has the right data: mode-specific insights, timing timelines, start-list fallbacks, and course adjustment warnings.
1234Race hubs combine edition controls, Pro/Age Group views, analysis cards, timing modules, and results in one place.
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