Numpty question number #484838294

[scibby]

There is a ten minute difference between the "elapsed time" on the garmin and the chip time from today's sportive. Any reason why this might be? (Chip time is the bigger number).

Assuming I chipped in and out correctly and that I start/stopped watch correctly they should be the same-ish no?


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[King Sad]

Did you stop for a drink and a wee? Garmin might be showing 'moving' time whereas chip time is the total from A to B

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[scibby]

Thanks KS. It shows moving time and elapsed time. I understand the diff between these is wee/drink/rest. But I would have thought elapsed = chip, ie start to stop...


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[gingertri]

Unless like in some sportives they started the time when the event started ie you started 10min after the start.

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[Jack Hughes]

What do other people have?

10 mins exactly? But coincidental. I'd go with an operator error with the event timing.

Unless autopause affects things.