Pato vs Franco

MEX MEX · Pro Men · 7 results

Pato Olac

1:35:56 best Pro Men time · Puebla 2026
135th of 298 place in that race · 298 Pro Men finishers
MEX MEX · Pro Men · 4 results

Franco Landa

1:35:42 best Pro Men time · Puebla 2026
134th of 298 place in that race · 298 Pro Men finishers

Station radar · best race with a field of 30 or more

Pato: Mexico City 2024, Open Men · Franco: Puebla 2026, Pro Men

Not the same division. Pato's race here is Open Men and Franco's is Pro Men, with different weights and fields. The chart shows how each did against their own field, not who is faster.

50% top SkiPushPullBBJRowCarryLungesWall ballsRoxzoneRuns
PatoFrancoedge = faster than everyone, centre = slowest

This chart shows where Pato and Franco sat in the field on each part of the race: the edge is faster than everyone, the centre is the slowest.Pato: strongest on Push (faster than 99% of the field), weakest on Row (faster than 36%).Franco: strongest on Runs (faster than 84% of the field), weakest on Lunges (faster than 7%).

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Part Pato: faster than Franco: faster than
Ski 44% 70%
Push 99% 45%
Pull 77% 50%
BBJ 83% 59%
Row 36% 60%
Carry 52% 56%
Lunges 43% 7%
Wall balls 75% 28%
Roxzone 79% 74%
Runs 82% 84%

Each athlete against their own field at their own best race (division, gender, that venue). Further out is faster.

Part by part

Part Pato Franco
SkiErg 44% 70%
Sled push 99% 45%
Sled pull 77% 50%
Burpee broad jump 83% 59%
Row 36% 60%
Farmers carry 52% 56%
Sandbag lunges 43% 7%
Wall balls 75% 28%
Roxzone (moving) 79% 74%
Runs (8 km) 82% 84%

The share of their own field each athlete beat on that segment, at the race named on the left. Higher is better; green marks the better of the two. A dash means no split was published.

Those races as one bar each

Pato · Mexico City 2024 · Open Men1:24:39
5:434:524:291:305:054:315:124:555:395:365:082:455:096:035:366:146:22
Franco · Puebla 2026 · Pro Men1:35:42
3:124:204:116:385:268:024:414:495:194:524:442:494:5910:045:0410:396:04
RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Pato · Mexico City 2024 · Open Men: 42:01 running, 36:26 at the stations and 6:22 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (6:14) and the shortest the sled push (1:30).Below, Franco · Puebla 2026 · Pro Men: 37:35 running, 52:13 at the stations and 6:04 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (10:39).

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Part Pato · Mexico City 2024 · Open Men Franco · Puebla 2026 · Pro Men
Run 1 5:43 3:12
SkiErg 4:52 4:20
Run 2 4:29 4:11
Sled push 1:30 6:38
Run 3 5:05 5:26
Sled pull 4:31 8:02
Run 4 5:12 4:41
Burpee broad jump 4:55 4:49
Run 5 5:39 5:19
Row 5:36 4:52
Run 6 5:08 4:44
Farmers carry 2:45 2:49
Run 7 5:09 4:59
Sandbag lunges 6:03 10:04
Run 8 5:36 5:04
Wall balls 6:14 10:39
Roxzone 6:22 6:04
Finish 1:24:39 1:35:42

Head to head: 2 races they both ran

Race Pato Franco Gap
Puebla 2026 Pro Men · 16 May 2026 1:35:56 1:35:42 0:14 · Franco faster
Monterrey 2025 Doubles Mixed · 5 Apr 2025 1:23:47 1:11:48 11:59 · Franco faster
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