From 1,183 finishers at 25 races
Average Duathlon Time in Florida by Age and Gender
The median duathlon time in Florida is 1:25:16. Women finish in a median of 1:30:05 and men in 1:19:56. Across the US the median is 1:30:46. Every number comes from published results of the last two years, with everyone who finished counted.
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Duathlon times by age and gender
Median finish time for each group, with the times that put you in its top quarter and fastest tenth.
| Age | Women | Men |
|---|---|---|
| 40-49 | 1:28:45top 25%: 1:21:34, top 10%: 1:16:14 | 1:19:15top 25%: 1:07:55, top 10%: 1:01:29 |
| 50-59 | not enough data | 1:21:13top 25%: 1:11:50, top 10%: 1:04:57 |
| 60-69 | not enough data | 1:19:45top 25%: 1:11:37, top 10%: 1:06:15 |
What it takes to place in your age group
The third-place time in each group at a typical duathlon in Florida (the median across races). Bigger races take faster times.
| Age | Women, 3rd place | Men, 3rd place |
|---|---|---|
| 40-49 | 1:24:20 | 1:11:19 |
| 50-59 | n/a | 1:17:09 |
| 60-69 | n/a | 1:16:02 |
Is my duathlon time good?
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Quick answers
- What is a good duathlon time in Florida?
- Half of Florida finishers complete the duathlon in 1:25:16 or faster, a quarter in 1:14:38 or faster, and the fastest tenth in 1:06:12. Under 1:14:38 puts you in the top quarter of the field.
- What is the average duathlon time for women?
- The median for women is 1:30:05; the fastest tenth of women finish in 1:16:00 or better.
- What is the average duathlon time for men?
- The median for men is 1:19:56; the fastest tenth of men finish in 1:04:28 or better.
- What is a good duathlon time for a 40-year-old?
- For athletes 40 to 49, the median is 1:28:45 for women and 1:19:15 for men. A top-quarter time is 1:21:34 for women and 1:07:55 for men.
- Which age group is fastest at the duathlon?
- Among adults, athletes 60 to 69 have the quickest median, 1:22:12. Medians include everyone who finished, first-timers too, so they are slower than club or race-winning times.
How these numbers are made
Each race's published results are reduced to percentile times for the whole field and for each gender and age group; names are never stored. Those curves are pooled across races of the last two years, weighted by finishers, so a big race counts for more than a small one. Relay, team and kids entries and results with impossible times are left out, and a group needs 100 finishers across 5 races before we show it. Course lengths vary more in triathlon than in running (a pool swim may be 300 yards, an open-water sprint 750 meters), so compare your time with races like yours. Medians include first-timers, so they are slower than club times.
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