@isazi Thank you - yes I have connected/disconnected the SA and Strava, deleted all my segments and added a few back. Still not showing.

@margusl thank you so much! It worked through quantified self by uploading a fit file. Yeah unfortunately the only problem was that I had to insert all the new data (altitude, pace etc and some info apparently cannot be added like ascent and descent duration). But at least my map looks good now without the added car driving part.
Again thank you, that was relly helpful!

Strava replied and they refunded me and set my subscription to 60 days free. All is good

With reference to what you suggest about manual execution of the synch, make sense but still it depends on the Suunto App/Movecount code. I think that data that are pushed to Strava is not coming from the excercise header but from laps.
If so, then key is to make possible edition of laps.

@ianholmes9000 , using Suunto App with Ambit3 makes sense only if you don’t want to change settings and reconfigure workouts too often - it syncs nicely in the background, something that was quite rare for me with Movescount, and syncs to Strava with same ascent values you see on a watch, something that was broken in Movescount for a long time, probably still is.

But for routes and settings and workout builder you still need Movescount app. Both apps can be used on the same phone, but it takes a bit of care.

I’m using Ambit3 and Suunto App runs in the background, hardly ever use it for something else but syncing. And I sync to Movescount maybe once a week. Or when I need to change workouts.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos there is a tool for check strava status: http://status.strava.com/

http://status.strava.com/history

And…

Yes, yesterday was a bad day for Strava admins http://status.strava.com/incidents/m2hwj0sn3qqf