Watt the f⚡️ — The Race (Live-Demo)

79 minutes stopped at kilometer 138, mid-morning: does Noah Fischer have a mechanical issue, or is this an unplanned break? Either way, the race isn't waiting.

Half the SOLO 250 field has passed CP Heidetor at kilometer 110, with 44 percent of the course behind them. Fifty minutes separate the leaders from the back of this group — the race is already stretching out considerably.

Noah Fischer moves to the front at kilometer 128 of the SOLO 250, leading the field by three kilometers.

Bruno Costa abandons — his race is over at kilometer 95 of the SOLO 250, 155 kilometers from the finish.

Four hours in and 250 kilometers into the SOLO 250: Noah Fischer leads by three kilometers, the field has spread well apart. All 26 starters are still on course — the race is wide open.

93 minutes stopped at kilometer 125, mid-morning: is Diego Ramos actually sleeping here, or is there a mechanic working under the bike?

Diego Ramos takes the lead at kilometer 115 in the SOLO 250, 46 percent of the course behind him, and he's already built a 3-kilometer gap.

Diego Ramos moves past Mara Voss and takes over first place in the SOLO 250 — the lead has changed hands.

At kilometer 112, just after nine in the morning — what's keeping Mara Voss here? 112 minutes stationary mid-race points to a mechanical issue or a major rest stop, but nothing is confirmed.

Mara Voss is first through CP Heidetor at kilometer 110, 44 percent of the SOLO 250 course in her legs — the lead is hers, and she's not giving an inch.

Kilometer 80 in the SOLO 250, 32 percent of the course covered: Nora Lindgren and Paul Mercier are locked in a midfield battle for 14th place, just 2 kilometers separating them.

At kilometer 100, 40 percent of the SOLO 250 course behind her: Mara Voss holds the lead and shows no signs of letting up.

Ben Schneider exits the SOLO 250 at kilometer 55 — early, but the race moves on without pause.

Mara Voss is first into CP Flussknie at kilometer 70 — 28 percent of the SOLO 250 course checked off, and the lead is hers.

Two-hour update: Irene and Finn are breaking down the race for you — tune in now.

Just 888 meters separate Mara Voss and Diego Ramos at kilometer 56 of the SOLO 250 — who has who in their sights is still anyone's guess.

50 kilometers in, one fifth of the race done — Mara Voss sits at the front of the SOLO 250 and shows no sign of easing off.

Half the SOLO 250 field has now cleared CP Auwald, 35 kilometers and 14 percent of the route done. Ten minutes separate first from last in this group — tightly packed for now, but that won't last forever.

Mara Voss is first through CP Auwald — at 35 kilometers she leads the SOLO 250 field, with 14 percent of the race already in the legs.

Mara Voss clears CP Auwald with 35 kilometers down and holds her place at the front of the SOLO 250 — the competition has nothing to say about it yet.

Noah Fischer reaches CP Auwald — 35 kilometers, 14 percent of the route done, and he is in contention at the front of the SOLO 250.

Diego Ramos checks through CP Auwald at 35 kilometers and moves himself into the fight at the front of the SOLO 250.

Ten percent of the SOLO 250 field has passed CP Auwald, and the group is travelling in a tight bunch — nobody has broken away over these 35 kilometers.

27 starters, 250 kilometers, a course that shows no mercy — they're racing! The SOLO 250 is underway.

The 250 km field rolls out shortly — Irene and Finn are breaking down the race for you, tune in now.

250 kilometers, 27 starters, and three names to watch today: Noah Fischer, Diego Ramos, and Mara Voss. The clock starts soon — who has the legs, who has the head?