See the peloton by shape, form, and possibility.
Start wide with the live rankings, dive into one rider's profile, or build a hypothetical race and see how the order changes.
A sprinter, a mountain domestique, and a GC leader can all be elite. Just not in the same way.
Choose your entry point
The home page should be a launch pad, not a lecture. Pick the question you want answered first.
Rider Rankings
Slice the peloton by date, team, role, and metric to see who is rising right now.
Open rankingsRider Analysis
Read talent, form, and category strength as a moving profile instead of one flat score.
Open rider analysisScenario Explorer
Paste a lineup, shape the route, and watch the prediction order react to the scenario.
Launch scenario labRace Analysis
Compare field strength, team balance, and stage texture before a race actually unfolds.
Open race analysisCore signals, without the wall of text
You only need three mental models to start reading the app well.
Talent
The durable level a rider tends to return to over a full season.
Form
The short-horizon lift or drop relative to that longer baseline.
Current Strength
The practical read of who looks strongest when the race starts today.
Every ranking or chart can be read through a different lens depending on whether you care about raw score, leaderboard place, distribution position, or relative peak form.
The read me still exists. It just no longer blocks the front door.
The full explanation now lives on its own page, where definitions, point-system reasoning, and display-mode tradeoffs can breathe without crowding the launch experience.