Front. Sports Act. Living Frontiers in Sports and Active Living Front. Sports Act. Living 2624-9367 Frontiers Media S.A. 10.3389/fspor.2025.1749487 Correction The association between ambient temperature and elite racewalking performance in the olympics and world championships ZhangXiangning 1 † Data curation Formal analysis Methodology Software Visualization Writing – original draft Writing – review & editing CuiDandan 2 * † Conceptualization Funding acquisition Supervision Writing – review & editing JiangZili 3 Investigation Project administration Writing – review & editing YangWenchao 1 Investigation Writing – review & editing Institute of Artificial Intelligence in Sports, Capital University of Physical Education and Sports, Beijing, China China Institute of Sport Science, Beijing, China Chinese Athletics Association, Beijing, China Correspondence: Dandan Cui ditto9@gmail.com

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Heatmap visualization with three sections labeled (A), (B), and (C), depicting correlations between different factors (FT, ET, RH, ST) and rankings (Medalists, Rank 4-8, Rank greater than 8). Color intensity indicates correlation strength, with a key showing ranges from r greather than 0.7 to r less than -0.7. Darker reds indicate stronger positive correlations, while blues indicate negative correlations. Asterisks denote statistical significance.

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