Where courses come from, what the year means, how an updated course replaces the old one, and how routes reach your Garmin.
Every course selector on Grepiac groups routes by origin:
You never see another coach's private uploads, and a coach opening your pages sees exactly what you see.
A race course changes between years. Where the edition year is known it is shown after the name — Ironman Nice (2026). When a newer edition is uploaded with Replaces… pointing at the old one, the old route disappears from every selector but stays on file, so a race plan that used it still opens. The new edition shows an updated — replaces … badge until you have seen it.
Coaches: on the route manager or inside the Power-to-Finish calculator, set the Year and pick what the upload Replaces when you bring in a corrected course.
Courses for my device lists your upcoming races first — each with its course, taken from your saved Power-to-Finish plan — then your team's segments, then the library behind a search box. Send to my device queues a route; it loads the next time you plug in with Grepiac Bridge and appears under Navigation → Courses. Your device shows the map and the climbs; the pacing is yours.
From the same row, Rehearsal session creates a calendar workout that rides the course's gradient segments at the power targets from your Power-to-Finish plan, scaled by a 90–110 % difficulty dial (the dial changes the watts, never the segment times). It reaches your device like any other planned session.
Your roster cards carry a Courses link into each athlete's page. Anything you queue or create there lands on that athlete's device and calendar, and is recorded as yours.
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