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Benchmarks - what do the red and grey bars mean?

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Revbarbarag
Revbarbarag
Oct 2013
12:46pm, 7 Oct 2013
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I understand the general concept (the fastest time I've definitely run each distance)... but why are some red, and some grey?
sheri3004
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12:48pm, 7 Oct 2013
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I think the red ones are within the last month. Or summat.

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