Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Velosplit’s GPX race-pacing planner
A browser-based cycling planner turns a GPX or FIT course, your FTP, and an optional goal time into gradient-aware power targets.
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- Cyclists planning races from GPX or FIT course files
- Worth noticing
- It resamples the route every 25 metres, smooths elevation, then merges terrain into at most 45 splits of 400 metres or more.
Field notes
Riders can set a goal finish time or leave it blank to compare three effort levels, then inspect wattage, speed, and time across course segments. The methodology says routes are resampled every 25 metres, elevations smoothed to reduce GPS noise, and nearby terrain consolidated into no more than 45 rideable splits; wind direction and altitude-adjusted air density also enter the model. The page says route files stay on the device.
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