Examples

Example age-graded running results.

Use these examples to understand how age grading changes the context around common race times. The results use the current sourced 2025 road-running standards and are informational estimates, not official rankings from WMA, parkrun, race organisers or timing providers.

How to read the examples

Each card is calculated with the same logic as the TruePace Run calculator. Click any example to open a pre-filled calculator where you can change distance, time, age or gender.

2025 road age standards from Alan Lytton Jones' Age-Grade-Tables project (CC0-1.0). Results are useful for learning and comparison, not official rankings. Read the methodology.

5k

5K examples

Use these 5K examples to see how a familiar parkrun-distance or club 5K time changes as age context changes.

Open 5K calculator

5K in 25:00

5K in 30:00

10k

10K examples

The 10K examples show why the same raw time can carry different age-group meaning at common milestone times.

Open 10K calculator

10K in 45:00

10K in 55:00

half-marathon

Half marathon examples

These half marathon examples use a two-hour finish to show how age grading can add context to endurance performances.

Open Half marathon calculator

Half marathon in 2:00:00

marathon

Marathon examples

The marathon examples use a four-hour finish as a simple benchmark for comparing age-graded context over longer distance.

Open Marathon calculator

Marathon in 4:00:00