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Category Archives: Qualification
Kona Qualification
Two recent events have prompted me to record many thoughts I’ve had on allocating Kona slots: a recent Slowtwitch thread on the Ironman Louisville slot allocation which showed the WTCs algorithm to be even more flawed than I’d realised; the … Continue reading
Is Kona Really The World Championships?
RED LINE percentage of whole field that are US. BLUE BARS for that percentile (5% blocks) what proportion are US. GREEN AREA percentage of top X% that are US. If you read along the X access that number is the … Continue reading