The POST method of the results endpoint is functionally identical to the GET method. For certain use-cases it may be advantageous to make a query from a POST method instead of a GET e.g. when you are using a large number of filters.

You should send data as a JSON string in the POST body with an accompanying 'Content-Type' header of application/json.

For example given this GET request:

curl --header "apikey: [[app:key]]" "https://api.triathlon.org/v1/statistics/results?analysis=minimum&target_property=position&filters=athlete.country%2Ceq%2CJPN%7Cathlete.gender%2Ceq%2Cmale"

The corresponding body of a POST request with a 'Content Type' header of application/json would be:

{
    "analysis": "minimum",
    "target_property": "position",
    "filters": "athlete.country,eq,JPN|athlete.gender,eq,male"
}

See the GET method for a full listing of event properties that you may use in your analysis.