Yesterday, we watched a nail-biting finish at the Tro Bro Léon cycling race in France. It was head to head for the finish between Pier Allegaert and local Yorkshireman Connor Swift. The time difference between Allegaert and Swift was milliseconds. That’s right, less than a second after 207km of racing!!! It was so close that even the race officials had to study the photo finish to determine the winner, after the tightest of sprints!

“Well it works on my machine.” – The age-old catchphrase that developers used when the tester found an intermittent defect, today it’s often used when people run a Google Lighthouse test on their machine and it ends up showing wildly different results to what is being reported by the team.