1. What is FIFA Pace Rating?

The FIFA Pace rating is a composite score that represents a player's speed in the game. For young players, it's calculated as the average of their Acceleration (Accel) and Sprint Speed ratings, providing an overall measure of their quickness.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the simple formula:

Where:

• \( Accel \) — Acceleration rating (0-99)
• \( Sprint \) — Sprint Speed rating (0-99)

Explanation: The formula takes the average of the two speed components to determine the overall Pace rating, which is then rounded to the nearest whole number.

3. Importance of Pace Rating

Details: Pace is crucial in FIFA as it determines how fast a player can accelerate and reach top speed. For young players, this rating helps scouts and coaches assess their speed potential.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter both Acceleration and Sprint Speed ratings as whole numbers between 0 and 99. The calculator will automatically compute the Pace rating.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's considered a good Pace rating for young players?
A: For youth players, ratings above 70 are good, above 80 are excellent, and above 90 are exceptional.

Q2: How accurate is this calculation for real FIFA ratings?
A: This follows EA Sports' standard formula for Pace, though actual in-game ratings may include additional factors for professional players.

Q3: Can Pace rating change as players develop?
A: Yes, young players' Pace ratings typically improve with physical development and training until their early 20s.

Q4: Why separate Acceleration and Sprint Speed?
A: Acceleration measures how quickly a player reaches top speed, while Sprint Speed measures maximum speed - both are important for different situations.

Q5: Are there other factors that affect speed in FIFA?
A: Yes, attributes like Agility, Balance, and Stamina also influence how speed is expressed during matches.