- 2000m 6 gate madness 33% · 23rd of 26 · 14 rounds
- 2200m 1v1 38% · 20th of 25 · 11 rounds
- 1200m 6 gate madness 39% · 18th of 25 · 11 rounds
- 1000m 1v1 64% · 6th of 26 · 20 rounds
- 1000m 6 gate madness 61% · 12th of 25 · 13 rounds
- 1200m 1v1 81% · 3rd of 24 · 6 rounds
Rounds won by segment
Win % · green above the 50% league average, red below · rank in the leagueEach cell: share of rounds won in that segment (rounds weighted by how often maps reach them), the number of rounds, and how often it comes up per map (Anchor). Grey = fewer than 3 rounds. Blank = that segment isn't on Anchor. Early in a season most cells have few rounds, so the boxes above only use segments with 6+ rounds and rank them with win rates steadied toward 50% — a lucky 4 from 4 won't top the list.
Roster fit · Anchor
The races that come up most on Anchor, most frequent firstWhere each core ranks among every Pro League core in that race, from its league times (★ = best on the roster); underneath, its real record there this season. Green = higher in the league, red = lower, Middle = 40–60%. Read down a column to pick who runs it.
Cores
Click a heat-map cell to see who ran that segmentEarns the point: how often a core does what wins its team the round — wins the race (1v1, WTA) or finishes top 3 (madness) — against an average entrant (1 in 2 for a 1v1, 1 in 22 for a 22-gate WTA). In big fields only an outright fast time wins, so steady cores that “beat most of the field” can still rarely score there. Best / needs-work segments need 3+ races.
Anchor, round by round
The fixed race order, how often maps get that far, and your win % in that round's segment on Anchor.
A round is one race of a map; whoever wins it gets the point. Win % here is the share of rounds won in each segment this Season 01, with each round weighted by how often maps reach it (most maps end by round 27–30).