I think this is the same bug that was reported a month ago (the second comment in this thread).
Yes, this was reported several times already.
@eddie: similarly, several workouts show flawed AP in the opening seconds, for example Siwhe:
Obviously, power records up to 5 s should show highest power targets of the workout, not start “from below”.
Trust me to not look there. 
Well at least the team has a graphic now. 
Any progress with this fix? The fact that the workout power curve is under representing the actual average power of intervals is a particular issue for me when browsing and self selecting workouts which have varied intensity intervals (eg over/unders).
I believe there is a fix on the way for this, if it’s not already out.
There were a couple of people on the issue when I was wrapping up on Thursday.
I’ll double-check the status and follow up. 
Thanks @eddie, it looks like I’m still seeing the issue with Average Power not showing correctly in the power duration curve.
The fix isn’t out yet, I just discovered, but it’s on the way. 
I believe the fix is now live! Take a look and let me know what you find..
Thanx @eddie, it looks to be showing correctly now! 
Yep. Just checked it out and it certainly appears to be sorted. 
Hi @eddie,
I think I found a display bug:
Power Records are displayed for the 1st and 3rd date range, but not for the 2nd, as you can see below:
Thanks.
Bruno
I believe everything is showing correctly here. I think that you aren’t seeing the orange “All Time” curve because all of those PRs likely come from times that fall within your two custom date ranges.
Let me know if that helps.
1 Like
Thanks for your reply @Eddie, but I was talking about the number of Power Records in the bottom of the graph.
Thanks.
Oh! This?
Yes!
I did some digging, and it turns out I wasn’t sure how these were supposed to work either. 
What you’re seeing there is saying that the ride you’re viewing has 5 PRs from the 2025/2026 season, which are also All-Time PRs.
That’s why it says x5 after All Time and 2025/2026 and not 2024/2025.
Let me know if this makes sense @brnfox
1 Like
Maybe this has already been suggested, or maybe it’s already possible, but I’m unaware, but it would be really awesome if the pre-ride power curve for the workout still showed up after the workout so you could easily compare the work done to the work prescribed. This would be especially useful when the workouts are done outside
When @Jonathan was showing a workout in the latest video there was a purple prescribed curve although it wasn’t very close to the workout. So either it’s 1) what AI thought you should do or hopefully 2) what the workout was supposed to be.
Thanks.