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Route Fuel

Buildaracefuelingplanfromyourroute,weather,andathletedata

Upload your GPX, enter your race details, and get a practical fueling and hydration plan with product guidance, time prompts, race phase strategy, aid station support, and crew notes.

GPX awareWeather adjustedBottle strategyAid stationsCrew notes

Built for

Trail, road, and endurance racing

Output

A race usable plan, not generic numbers

Includes

Bottles, gels, capsules, and crew notes

Endurance athlete racing in the mountains

Built for race day

Route aware fueling built for real world endurance racing, not generic calculator output.

Example output

UTMB 100K Race Plan

100 km • 4300 m gain • Hot conditions • Heavy sweater

Ready to race

Carbs per hour

85 g

Fluids per hour

850 ml

Sodium per hour

900 mg

Finish time

12 h

Summary recommendation

Aim for about 2 bottles per hour, 1 gel per hour, and 1 capsule per hour using a one carb bottle and one electrolyte bottle strategy.

Bottle split

Total bottles

2

Carb bottles

1

Electrolyte bottles

1

Product split

Carb bottles60 g carbs each
Electrolyte bottles500 mg sodium each
Gels30 g carbs
CapsulesSodium top up only

Race execution

  • Start drinking in the first 15 to 20 minutes
  • Use carb bottles early and save gels for climbs
  • Use capsules to top up sodium without overshooting carbs

Aid station segment

Main Crew Stop

58 km to 75 km

Carb bottles

1

Electrolyte bottles

2

Gels

1

Capsules

1

Crew notes

Fresh electrolyte bottle, one carb bottle, Red Bull, caffeine gel, and ice bandana ready.

Why this is different

Route Fuel does not just spit out grams per hour. It turns route demands, weather, bottle strategy, aid station spacing, and support crew planning into a race usable plan.

How it works

From route file to race ready plan

The app combines course demands, weather, and your product setup to turn general nutrition targets into something you can actually follow.

1

Upload your route

Add your GPX file so the app can read distance and elevation gain.

2

Enter athlete and weather details

Add finish time, body mass, tolerance, temperature, humidity, and product details.

3

Follow a practical plan

Get hourly targets, bottle strategy, aid station detail, product splits, and support crew notes.

Why it matters

More practical than a generic calculator

Most calculators stop at grams per hour. Route Fuel turns the plan into race usable actions based on course difficulty, weather, what you actually carry, and what your crew needs to know.

Route aware

Hillier routes change how you should fuel, carry, and execute.

Product specific

Turn fuel targets into bottles, gels, capsules, and practical handoffs.

Crew ready

Add segment names, aid station notes, and support detail your crew can actually follow.

Ready to build your plan

Create a route aware fueling strategy in minutes

Start with your next race and turn your route, weather, and nutrition setup into a practical plan.