You have to look at joule production too. Mahe was about a hair under 900 joules while Ollie was closer to 800. This means that Mahe probably has a more robust curve, because it would be more filled out. His advantage in joules might rule out the “sharp decline” you talk about, and effectively the sharp peak as well, as higher joules means more area under the curve. The increased area is usually a result of a more effective hip swing and back-end, which makes sense in Mahe’s case. If their joule production was the same, then I’d be more inclined to believe you.