From 528 finishers at 11 races
Average Duathlon Time in New Jersey by Age and Gender
The median duathlon time in New Jersey is 1:56:11. Across the US the median is 1:31:11. 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 |
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Typical duathlon splits in New Jersey
Across 18 duathlons in New Jersey with published splits over the last three years, a middle-of-the-pack finisher took about 15:50 run 1, 46:24 bike and 27:37 run. A top-quarter run 1 is 12:57 or faster.
| Leg | Top 10% | Top 25% | Median | Median vs US |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run 1 | 9:54 | 12:57 | 15:50 | same |
| T1 | 0:45 | 0:58 | 1:20 | 0:06 faster |
| Bike | 33:12 | 38:46 | 46:24 | 2:53 slower |
| T2 | 0:44 | 0:57 | 1:19 | same |
| Run | 19:54 | 23:28 | 27:37 | 1:56 slower |
Pooled from each race's published results, weighted by finishers (707 finishers on the longest-covered leg). Relay, team and kids entries are left out. Leg lengths vary from race to race, so compare a split with its race's own distances.
Is my duathlon time good?
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Quick answers
- What is a good duathlon time in New Jersey?
- Half of New Jersey finishers complete the duathlon in 1:56:11 or faster, a quarter in 1:29:25 or faster, and the fastest tenth in 1:17:54. Under 1:29:25 puts you in the top quarter of the field.
- What is the average duathlon time for men?
- The median for men is 1:27:00; the fastest tenth of men finish in 1:11:07 or better.
- What are average duathlon split times in New Jersey?
- The median splits are 15:50 for the first run, 46:24 for the bike, 27:37 for the second run. The fastest quarter of the field takes 12:57 for the first run, 38:46 for the bike, 23:28 for the second run or less.
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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