What does vSSS mean on Runbritain?

What does vSSS mean on Runbritain?

The vSSS is the difference between the overall race’s SSS score and what your performance alone calculated the SSS to be (what we call the MySSS). The race’s SSS is an average of competitors’ MySSS scores. The vSSS is not an indication of what the system thinks you are capable of running based on your other results.

What is a good run Britain handicap?

A typical/average value would be 1.0, indicating conditions that were neither of particular help or hindrance to runners; 1.0 is also normally assigned if there were too few with runbritain handicaps to generate an accurate measurement.

How does run Britain handicap work?

Unique Handicap Scheme The runbritain handicap gives runners of all abilities the chance to record their progress and compare their results across a variety of distances and terrains. Search for any distance and any age group. Find out where your times puts you in the governing body’s official UK road rankings.

What does a running Handicap mean?

A handicapped race is one in which all participants’ abilities are leveled, so that every participant, regardless of speed, has an equal chance at being the winner. …

Is Stawell Gift a handicap race?

The Stawell Gift is Australia’s oldest and richest short-distance running race. Due to the relatively short handicap limit, the class of runners that can potentially win the event is limited compared to other Gifts in Australia.

How do you get a power of 10 profile?

How do I get a Power of 10 profile? Profiles are usually created automatically for athletes that have reached an entry standard for the rankings lists. If you don’t have a profile yet, you can create one by registering with Power of 10 and then linking results to your profile (see below).

How do horse handicaps work?

A handicap is a race where each horse is allocated a weight, according to its ability, in an attempt to equalise every horse’s chance of winning. Handicaps are run on the flat and over jumps. A better horse will carry a heavier weight because the handicapper thinks they have more ability to win races.

What is a 5k handicap?

The club 5k handicap is a monthly competition based on member’s performances at a parkrun. Each person is allocated a handicap based on previous performance at the parkrun of their choice. It is a free competition, open to all members and which you can join in at any point during the year.

Who won 2021 Stawell Gift?

Edward Ware
Olympics 2021: Former Fashions on the Field winner Edward Ware and affineur Hayley Orman won the 2021 Stawell Gift men’s and women’s races.

Who can enter Stawell Gift?

To be eligible to enter a Little Athletics event at the 2020 Stawell Gift, an athlete is required to be a financial member for the 2020-21 season with Little Athletics & meet the sanctioned events criteria (see below). The 400m, 800m & 1600m events will be combined gender events. To enter each individual event (ie.

How does the SSS work on runbritain?

Anyone is welcome to open a runbritain account whether a member of a club or unattached by registering at http://www.runbritainrankings.com/ How is the SSS worked out? The SSS is a difficulty score based on how easy or difficult it was to run a quick time in a given race. The harder it was to run a quick time, the higher the SSS score.

Is it possible to run faster with worse vsss?

It is possible to run a slightly quicker time but on an easier day or course and have a slightly worse vSSS. So when considering handicap counting performances – these are the ones with a + next to them – vSSS scores also need to be viewed. I haven’t raced for a while why is my handicap score getting worse?

What does vsss stand for in a race?

The vSSS is a measure of how you did compared to everyone else in a particular race. The v, stands for versus and it’s You v. Everyone else. It’s quite clever! It looks at everyone else’s handicap and, somehow, in the background, estimates everyone’s expected time.

Why is the SSS higher for Race B than race a?

Therefore the SSS for race B will be higher than the SSS for race A. Sometimes the system doesn’t have enough data to run the calculations properly – for example if there were only a small number taking part and only a few of them have profiles so we have limited access to previous performance data.