Thomas vs Andrew

GBR GBR · Pro Men · 6 results

Thomas Perrins

1:07:43 best Pro Men time · London 2024
44th of 318 place in that race · 318 Pro Men finishers
GBR GBR · Pro Men · 14 results

Andrew Neail

1:12:57 best Pro Men time · Birmingham Birm
275th of 693 place in that race · 693 Pro Men finishers

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

Thomas: London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026, Open Men · Andrew: London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026, Open Men

50% top SkiPushPullBBJRowCarryLunges
no split
Wall ballsRoxzoneRuns
ThomasAndrewedge = faster than everyone, centre = slowest

This chart shows where Thomas and Andrew sat in the field on each part of the race: the edge is faster than everyone, the centre is the slowest.Thomas: strongest on Push (faster than 96% of the field), weakest on BBJ (faster than 38%).Andrew: strongest on Push (faster than 85% of the field), weakest on Roxzone (faster than 16%).

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Part Thomas: faster than Andrew: faster than
Ski 79% 49%
Push 96% 85%
Pull 95% 67%
BBJ 38% 64%
Row 59% 71%
Carry 82% 76%
Lunges 91% no split
Wall balls 72% 52%
Roxzone 88% 16%
Runs 83% 67%

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

Part by part

Part Thomas Andrew
SkiErg 79% 49%
Sled push 96% 85%
Sled pull 95% 67%
Burpee broad jump 38% 64%
Row 59% 71%
Farmers carry 82% 76%
Sandbag lunges 91% —
Wall balls 72% 52%
Roxzone (moving) 88% 16%
Runs (8 km) 83% 67%

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

Thomas · London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 · Open Men1:02:03
3:264:043:261:473:462:393:534:453:504:293:431:383:482:575:174:493:54
Andrew · London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 · Open Men1:07:06
4:034:173:522:014:033:213:583:493:594:234:021:414:055:315:376:30
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.Thomas · London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 · Open Men: 31:08 running, 27:08 at the stations and 3:54 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (4:49).Below, Andrew · London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 · Open Men: 33:33 running, 25:09 at the stations and 6:30 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (5:37).

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Part Thomas · London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 · Open Men Andrew · London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 · Open Men
Run 1 3:26 4:03
SkiErg 4:04 4:17
Run 2 3:26 3:52
Sled push 1:47 2:01
Run 3 3:46 4:03
Sled pull 2:39 3:21
Run 4 3:53 3:58
Burpee broad jump 4:45 3:49
Run 5 3:50 3:59
Row 4:29 4:23
Run 6 3:43 4:02
Farmers carry 1:38 1:41
Run 7 3:48 4:05
Sandbag lunges 2:57 —
Run 8 5:17 5:31
Wall balls 4:49 5:37
Roxzone 3:54 6:30
Finish 1:02:03 1:07:06

Head to head: 3 races they both ran

Race Thomas Andrew Gap
Birmingham Birm Pro Men · 30 Oct 2026 1:13:00 1:12:57 0:03 · Andrew faster
London Olympia (EMEA Championship) 2026 Open Men · 21 Mar 2026 1:02:03 1:07:06 5:03 · Thomas faster
Birmingham 2025 Pro Men · 22 Oct 2025 1:07:48 1:22:20 14:32 · Thomas faster
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