1. What is FIFA Pace Rating?

The Pace rating in FIFA games determines how fast a player can run. It's one of the most important attributes for attackers and wingers. Pace is calculated as the average of a player's Acceleration and Sprint Speed ratings.

2. How Pace is Calculated

The formula for Pace is simple:

Where:

• Acceleration (0-99) - How quickly a player reaches top speed
• Sprint Speed (0-99) - The player's maximum running speed

Example: A player with 85 Acceleration and 90 Sprint Speed would have: (85 + 90) / 2 = 87.5 → 88 Pace

3. Importance of Pace in FIFA

Game Impact: High Pace ratings are crucial for:

• Beating defenders in foot races
• Making effective runs behind defensive lines
• Recovering defensively
• Counter-attacking play

4. Using the Calculator

Instructions: Enter valid Acceleration and Sprint Speed ratings (0-99). The calculator will automatically compute and round the Pace rating.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's considered a good Pace rating?
A: 80+ is good, 85+ is excellent, and 90+ is elite. Most professional attackers have 75+ Pace.

Q2: Does Pace matter for all positions?
A: While important for attackers and wingers, center backs and defensive midfielders can succeed with lower Pace (60-75).

Q3: How is Pace different from Acceleration/Sprint Speed?
A: Acceleration is how fast a player reaches top speed, Sprint Speed is their maximum speed. Pace combines both.

Q4: Can Pace change during a career mode?
A: Yes, young players can improve Pace through training, while older players may see Pace decline.

Q5: What's the highest possible Pace rating?
A: 99 is the maximum, achieved by players with 99 Acceleration and 99 Sprint Speed.