GPS error margin is usually around 2-3%.
So for a 10km race, you can get between 10.3 and 9.7 and stay in the margin.
Usually, the apple watch is optimistic, so you get 10.2 for a 10km race.
But absolutely no GPS watch can promise you to be completely accurate.
I have lot of friends who use Garmin, Suunto or Polar watches and get similar results, in the error margin.
A GPS is not an high precision tool.
A very useful feature could help us: a button in WOD you can touch when you reach the 1-2-3...km mark on the race that can evaluate a new estimated pace.
I think it's feasible, but we have to ask cfc ...