Simmotion
Also played as: Always On The Run
How it works
What this shows: Our own summary of the wiki page linked below.
Drop a ball down a spiral chute, catch it where it comes out, and send it back up, usually one-handed. Extra balls join at intervals; miss a catch and you are out.
Sources: Simmotion · survivoR dataset
All 10 playings
What this shows: Every season and episode it was played, under the name used that time, and who won. Tap a season to see that episode on the season timeline.
Most wins
What this shows: Players with the most individual wins of this competition. Tribe and team wins aren't counted.
Who wins it
What this shows: The typical winner's game, as the average of their game-style percentiles for that season (50 = a typical player), and the upsets: wins by someone with at most one earlier challenge win that season while a comp leader was still in the game.
The average winner
Dashed line: 50, a typical player. From 9 winner profiles. Percentiles cover the whole season, so “Challenges” includes this win.
Biggest upsets
- Romeo Escobar won with 0 earlier wins; Lindsay Dolashewich had 3.Survivor 42 · Ep 13 · played as “Simmotion”
- Natalie Anderson won with 0 earlier wins; Tony Vlachos had 3.Survivor 40 · Ep 14 · played as “Simmotion”
- Aubry Bracco won with 0 earlier wins; Joe Hunter had 2.Survivor 50 · Ep 13 · played as “Simmotion”
- Heidi Lagares-Greenblatt won with 0 earlier wins; Lauren Harpe had 2.Survivor 44 · Ep 13 · played as “Simmotion”
- Nick Wilson won with 0 earlier wins; Davie Rickenbacker had 2.Survivor 37 · Ep 13 · played as “Simmotion”
- Jeremy Collins won with 0 earlier wins; Keith Nale had 2.Survivor 31 · Ep 14 · played as “Simmotion”
Video and analysis
What this shows: Rob Has a Podcast coverage that names this competition, when we have it.






















