BikeErg all-rounders leaderboard 2023-24

Are you a BikeErg enthusiast? And keen to know how you stack up against others over the various distances? Welcome to the BikeErg all-rounders leaderboard, this is the place where you can compete against the full field, regardless your age and regardless your gender. 

No registration is needed. Once you have upload C2 BikeErg verified results for the 500m, 4k and 40k events to the ranked results in your Concept2 logbook, you are participating in this leaderboard. And each time you upload an improved (ranked and verified) result for any of these three distances, your leaderboard score will improve with it. Till end of erg season (till April 30th, 2024) you can make as many attempt as you wish to improve your score. 

BikeErg 2023/24 Leaderboard500m4,000m40,000mTotal
#NameAgeTimeWattsP/ARAgeTimeWattsP/ARAgeTimeWattsP/ARP/AR
1Emanuele RomoliMITA6641.660811.26666:40.73486.44661:12:592674.9422.65
2Mike SmithMAUS7647.04219.57767:16.52696.11771:20:002024.7020.38
3Stan ShatensteinMCAN6943.055010.78697:10.42815.51681:20:331983.8120.10
4Piia AutonenFFIN4546.54359.05457:19.82635.47451:21:001954.0618.58
5John WoodMUSA4439.17329.63446:30.13774.96441:11:102883.7918.38
6Martin LuirinkMNED6443.85219.30646:57.13095.52631:21:181933.3918.21
7Elizabeth FeldmanFAUS7459.52087.05758:50.81505.20741:32:461304.4116.66
8Guillermo Díaz UbietaMESP3237.18579.74326:56.13113.53321:15:452392.7215.99
9Robin SterkMNED7347.64068.64737:54.02104.47731:34:201242.6415.74
10Mark ElleringtonMGBR5746.84276.78577:17.32684.25571:14:372503.9715.00
11Ben van GervenMNZL3240.16787.70326:43.23423.89321:17:442212.5114.10
12Peter EichMGER7254.52705.63728:17.21823.79721:24:271723.5813.00
13John BrewerMIRL5749.13705.87577:23.32574.08571:23:111802.8612.81
14Dane GreenfieldMAUS3755.32593.12376:57.83073.70371:17:582192.649.46
15Ajay TalatiMGBR4756.62413.30479:01.41411.93471:36:201161.596.82


The above ranking uses the so-called P/AR score as performance metric. This P/AR score (in Watts per year of age reserve) is formed by the ratio of power (in Watts) over age reserve (in years). Here, age reserve is the maximum number of years ahead of you: 120 minus your age. For females a sex-correction multiplier (equal to 1.56) is included. See here for a more detailed explanation of this ranking metric. And see here for answer to questions about P/AR scores.

The scores in this leaderboard are downloaded from the Concept2 ranked results database. Note that the results that contribute to the leaderboard are verified scores or race scores only. Unverified results are not included. Also, your results won't show in this leaderboard until you have uploaded to the Concept2 logbook all three distances as ranked (and verified) results. Thereafter you can attempt to improve your score till end of erg season (till April 30th). Keep in mind that synchronising this leaderboard with the Concept2 database relies partly a manual process. So in general it will take at least a few days for an improved result to show up here. 

Happy erging!

(For the previous (2022-23) ranking, see here)


Comments

  1. JohannesAugust 12, 2023 at 7:25 AM

    We have a new leader: last year's winner Emanuele Romoli. With a P/AR score of 22.65 he even managed to beat his score of last year!

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