Explore the pace you need to hit to reach your gravel goal finish time.
Pick your distance and goal time to see the average speed you need to hold, with a full split breakdown. Gravel is mixed terrain — loose climbs, fast pavement, and rough sectors all move your speed around — so treat the even model as a starting point and tap any split to set your own speed for each part of the course.
The same pace from start to finish.
| Mark | Split | Speed (mph) | Cumulative |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 mi | 27:200:27:20 elapsed | ||
| 10 mi | 27:200:54:40 elapsed | ||
| 15 mi · finish | 27:201:22:00 elapsed |
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