TiersCopenhagen · Dec 17 – 20, 2026
World Fitness Finals 2026: where does everyone finish?
Places at the Finals, not the season
Each tier is a band of finishing places at the Finals in Copenhagen, with fixed room: 3 in the Top 3, 2 in the Top 5, 5 in the Top 10, 10 in the Top 20 and 10 in the Top 30. The community board averages everyone's predictions (Top 3 counts 5, Top 30 counts 1) and fills the bands in that order. Heat Clock's board uses the 2026 results only as evidence: Tour Stop wins first, then podiums, then the unofficial season ranking.
- S
- The podium: 1st to 3rd at the Finals.
- A
- 4th or 5th at the Finals.
- B
- 6th to 10th at the Finals.
- C
- 11th to 20th at the Finals.
- D
- 21st to 30th at the Finals.
The field is provisional: Heat Clock's calculation on the unofficial season ranking, not the organiser's list.
Questions
What does each tier mean?
Each tier is a band of finishing places at the Finals: S is the Top 3 (1st to 3rd), A the Top 5 (4th and 5th), B the Top 10 (6th to 10th), C the Top 20 (11th to 20th) and D the Top 30 (21st to 30th). Each band only has room for its places.
Is this the season ranking?
No. It is a prediction of where each athlete finishes at the World Fitness Finals 2026. The season does not carry into the Finals: its results are only evidence.
How is the community prediction worked out?
From the average of every prediction: Top 3 is worth 5 points and Top 30 is worth 1. Athletes are ordered by that average and the bands are filled in that order. Each device counts once and can change its prediction.
How is Heat Clock's prediction made?
With one rule, the same for everyone, over the published results: 2026 Tour Stop wins first, then podiums, then the unofficial season ranking.
Until when can I vote?
From 1 to 16 December 2026, Copenhagen time. The World Fitness Finals 2026 run from 17 to 20 December; from the 17th the community's final call stays up.
Why do I need to follow Heat Clock to make my prediction?
The editor opens after you tap Follow on our Instagram and Subscribe on YouTube. It is on trust: we do not check or store anything about your accounts, your browser only remembers you took the step. Seeing the community's and Heat Clock's predictions does not need it.
What is kept if I vote?
Your prediction and a random id created in your browser. Never your name; your IP only as a keyed hash, deleted after two days, used to cap repeated votes.