Normandy to Fairlands

Normandy to Fairlands Roundabout, a 4.07km stretch with a -0.3% grade, descending slightly from 50m to 39m. With a 12m elevation difference, this segment offers a fast and steady ride through the outskirts of Guildford.

Distance

4.07 km

Elevation Gain

14m

Avg Grade

-0.3%

Lowest Elev

39m

Highest Elev

50m

Elev Difference

12m

Rank Name Date Speed HR Power Time
Juan Manuel Delfin 4 Jan 2025 31.1 km/h 164 bpm - 7:52
2 Terry-Lyn Bowyer SCC 25 Jan 2025 28.1 km/h 133 bpm - 8:41
3 Pete byrne 25 Jan 2025 27.7 km/h - - 8:50
4 Sirous M (SCC) 25 Jan 2025 27.6 km/h 160 bpm - 8:52
4 Eugene Jack Johnson 25 Jan 2025 27.6 km/h 72 bpm - 8:52
6 Cheryl Hood 25 Jan 2025 27.5 km/h 151 bpm 83 W Power Meter 8:54
7 andy pottinger 25 Jan 2025 27.4 km/h - - 8:55
7 Alex Bird (SCC) 25 Jan 2025 27.4 km/h 156 bpm 141 W Power Meter 8:55
9 Matthew Lawson 25 Jan 2025 26.7 km/h 159 bpm - 9:09
Last Updated February 5, 2025

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Updated: 10.03.2024