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Mur de Huy 2026: W/kg of the pros (Flèche Wallonne)

1.2 km · 124 m · 10.1 % · Summit 200 m · Strava segment Estimate · howtoturnpro

Estimated from the climb time, the rider's weight and the climb profile. Against 55 efforts with a power meter the median error is 2.0 %. Method →

Flèche Wallonne 2026 9

22 April 2026 · Race page →

RiderTeamTimeW/kgWVAMkm/hWeightmeasured
Paul SeixasDecathlon CMA CGM3:048.90552242624.162 kg A—
Mauro SchmidJayco AlUla3:058.63*604241323.970 kg C—
Lenny MartinezBahrain Victorious3:158.61448228922.752 kg A—
Andreas KronUno-X Mobility3:168.22*518227822.663 kg Cmeasured: 512 W
Romain GrégoireGroupama-FDJ United3:178.14521226622.564 kg A—
Christian ScaroniXDS Astana3:178.17515226622.563 kg A—
Adrien MaireUnibet Rose Rockets3:23————measured: 522 W
Léo BisiauxDecathlon CMA CGM3:247.97462218821.758 kg A—
Lennert van EetveltLotto Intermarché3:297.62480213621.263 kg A—

Riders who don't share their rides publicly are missing. This is not a stage result.

How long would it take you?

Your time up Mur de Huy at a steady power, from a physics model.

Advanced: rolling resistance and drag

Estimate from a physics model (Martin et al. 1998), on the average gradient. Wind, surface, pacing and steep sections change the real time. More cycling tools

How this is calculated

P × 0.977 = ½ · ρ · CdA · v³ + v · m · g · (sin θ + Crr · cos θ), θ = arctan(average gradient), m = rider + bike, g = 9.81; solved for the speed v, time = length / v. Air density ρ: NASA GRC troposphere: T=15.04-0.00649*h; p=101.29*((T+273.1)/288.08)^5.256; rho=p/(0.2869*(T+273.1)); h = mean of start and summit altitude. Sources: Martin et al. 1998, J Appl Biomech 14(3):276-291 — https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jd5f71; Defraeye et al. 2010, J Biomech 43(7):1262-1268 (upright position, cyclist+bike 0.270 m2) — https://lirias.kuleuven.be/retrieve/232736; NASA Glenn Research Center, Earth Atmosphere Model (metric) — https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/atmosmet.html. Climb geometry: the side's source in the table above.

Questions

How many watts did Paul Seixas push on Mur de Huy?

Paul Seixas climbed Mur de Huy in 3:04 at the Flèche Wallonne 2026. We estimate 552 W, or 8.90 W/kg at 62 kg. It is our estimate, not a measurement.

How is this estimated?

From the climb time, the rider's weight and the climb profile: the power needed against gravity, rolling resistance and air drag, with no wind. Against 55 efforts with a power meter the median error is 2.0 %.

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