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Fastest known time - Wikipedia A fastest known time (FKT) is the speed record for a running, hiking, or cycling route [1] Unlike most endurance sports competitions such as marathon world records, FKTs are self-organized and done alone or in small groups [2]
Cyclings Fastest Known Times If you think you can claim an FKT, please see the verification process prior to submitting This is intended to be a collaborative resource for the cycling community
What is an FKT - Understanding Fastest Known Times What Exactly Is an FKT? An FKT is a fastest known time Your goal is to get from Point A to Point B as fast as you can on a designated route A few things differentiate it from an actual race
FKT (Fastest Known Time) 101 — ATRA - trailrunner. com FKT 101 The first fact to understand about FKTs is that everything pertaining to an FKT must be acknowledged by, or stem directly from the Fastest Known Time organization This is the official organization that coined the term FKT in 2000 and has ratified all FKT records since that time
FKTs: Fastest Known Times Explained + How To Take On The Challenge FKT routes can be really short or really long A popular FKT near me is the Manitou Incline At 86 miles, this is one of the shorter FKTs you will find However, the route climbs 1900 feet in this short span To add to the difficulty, the start is located at 7,000 feet of elevation
How to Set a Fastest Known Time - Trail Runner Magazine The Fastest Known Time (FKT) leaderboard came to be in the year 2000 as the brainchild of endurance runners and adventurers Peter Bakwin and Buzz Burrell, who developed a way for runners, hikers and mountaineers to share their best times on particular routes in a non-race setting