Hill Climb Time

Other climbs

Following are our estimates at how quickly this rider will go up our top ten climbs, based on their weight, power, this current time and our Pmax formula.

Norton Summit
330 Watts	0:15:0
1/20
327 Watts	0:16:45
The old freeway
316 Watts	0:23:45
Windy Point
337 Watts	0:10:30
Kinglake
322 Watts	0:20:0
Greenhill Road (Mt. Lofty)
316 Watts	0:23:30
Corkscrew Road
338 Watts	0:10:0
Mt Donna Buang
249 Watts	1:5:15
The Wall
330 Watts	0:15:15
Waterfall Gully
340 Watts	0:8:45

Note the changes in Power as the time changes, this calculation is what allows us to estimate VO2 max for each time.

What If?

If you lose weight but maintain fitness it makes sense you will go up hills faster.

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What If Calculator

This is the time from exactly 16.7km's to go so as to match the hillclimbr stats for the climb properly. The start of the climb is marked a couple of kms further back down the road in fact. I'd rate this as one of the toughest climbs i've done due to it's very steep finish ...not as tough as Hotham though ! 215 watts average on the Polar.

Climb	Col du Tourmalet
Rider	Nick Muir
Rank	A view of that name cannot be found in the specified database
Personal Rank	1
Climb date	23/07/2010 DD/MM/YYYY
Time off day	2 pm
Climb time	1 hrs 25 min 2 sec
Power and Speed
Average Speed	11.8 km/hr
Vertical Speed	15.2 meters/minute
Estimated Power	216 WATTS { How Do we calculate Power?? }
Power / Weight	2.9 Watts/kg
VO2 Max { How Do we calculate VO2 Max?? }
VO2 max	0 ml/kg/min
Oxygen Conversion	0 litres/min
Optional Information
Average heartrate	162
Average cadence	65 rpm
Verification	hrm file
Verification details	Polar file
Fitness level	average fitness
Effort level	maximum
Gender	male
Competition level	recreational
Wind	slight tail
Show training	yes

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	Jason Daniels says: Must be a joy to ride such beautiful climbs in the Summer of France? 8/5/2010 6:26:17 PM
	Nick Muir says: It is an absolute joy & something that i will never take for granted or tire of . I'm still like a child in a sweetshop whenever i go to the Alps or Pyrennees. The Australian mountains are probably as special to me as the Alps might be to you though as they are so different & exciting. 8/6/2010 8:18:53 AM

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	This time		1:25:2		216W	0ml/kg/min
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