La Flèche doesn’t give you time to settle in. Its night course is a sequence of quick decisions: spot the next gate, shift your line, and keep moving. This interactive course inspection brings that downhill rhythm into the browser, using scroll to guide you through the run rather than asking you to read a screen of notes.
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Look closely and the interface starts to feel like part of the sport. Course details appear in step with your progress, turning a technical walk-through into something closer to a guided descent. It’s a clever fit for a race defined by control at speed—and a useful reminder that web design can borrow the logic of the activity it explains.
The full case study follows how the team shaped that scrolling experience around La Flèche’s demanding terrain, from the first approach to the final stretch. But the most intriguing move happens when the course itself begins to dictate how the page behaves…
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