

LEG Results
Race 1
Race 2
Race 3
- 15+ 5s18+ 9s20+ 40s17+ 8s16+ 2s1411s1513s18+ 6s2039s17+ 15s1631s1411s1512s18+ 1s20+ 7s17+ 13s0DNF0DNF
- 15+ 1s18+ 9s20+ 13s17+ 1s16+ 3s14+ 3s15+ 1s18+ 11s0DNF17+ 14s16+ 3s14+ 5s15+ 1s18+ 16s20+ 22s17+ 25s16+ 1s14+ 2s
- 15+ 1s18+ 3s0DNF0DNF1631s0DNF15+ 2s18+ 4s0DNF17+ 13s0DNF14+ 2s15+ 3s18+ 4s20+ 10s17+ 19s1642s1415s
- 15+ 5s18+ 23s20+ 30s1746s16+ 32s14+ 6s15+ 6s18+ 20s20+ 16s17+ 14s16+ 28s14+ 7s15+ 6s18+ 14s20+ 24s0DNF16+ 4s14+ 2s
- 1512s1814s2024s0DNF16+ 4s14+ 4s15+ 1s1814s0DNF1734s0DNF1411s15+ 1s1816s2027s1729s0DNF14+ 1s
= Highest score
= Best obstacle time
= Obstacle passed
= Did not finish
For further information check out the detailed CYBATHLON 2020 Global Edition’s Races and Rules
About the Competition
The CYBATHLON wants to encourage teams to develop innovative solutions to cope with everyday challenges for leg prosthesis users. The race tasks demand abilities like getting up from a sofa or overcoming obstacles such as stairs or slopes. Precise steps and balance are needed when navigating over rough terrain. At the CYBATHLON 2020 Global Edition pilots have to solve six different tasks. The pilot that solves the most tasks in the least amount of time correctly wins the race. The pilot may skip certain tasks but cannot return to them later.
Inclusion criteria for pilots
Pilots with above-knee amputations (including through-knee amputations) can participate in the race using any kind of passive or active prosthetic device.
New challenges for 2020
The competition disciplines have been further developed since 2016 with the goal of letting the tasks reflect reality even better. As a conclusion, the pilots in the Powered Leg Prosthesis Race have to concentrate on secondary activities such as the balancing or carrying of objects such as buckets or boxes. Among other things, this demonstrates that the leg prosthesis allows pilots to walk as naturally and symmetrically as possible.