POST-RACE DATA ANALYSIS - SYDNEY 2025 - Scaroni’s Victory: A Data Call for Detailed Wheelchair Tracking

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POST-RACE DATA ANALYSIS - SYDNEY 2025 -  Scaroni’s Victory: A Data Call for Detailed Wheelchair Tracking

Susannah Scaroni’s win in the Women's Wheelchair division with 1:44:52 secured a massive benchmark in Sydney’s inaugural Major event. However, the available data highlights a chronic issue for us data fanatics: the general lack of public, granular tracking for the rest of the wheelchair field. While Scaroni clearly dominated, our ability to analyze the competitive tension and tactical shifts behind her, crucial for understanding performance variance, is limited. This validates the need for specialized tracking and deep-dive analysis like that offered by RunTimes.Live.

 


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