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On the WCA stats page there is the top 10 sum of average and single ranks list. If someone could make a full list (or top 100 if that's too much) of those stats rather than just the top 10 I'd love to see it :)

Also, another thing that might be interesting: A similar list (sum of averages/single) but for countries i.e. take the top ranked place in every event for each country and sum them - I guess USA, Hungary, Netherlands and Australia would be right up there.
Stefan, would you be willing to do the above request? Sorry if you did and I simply missed it
 
What are the most consecutive competitions where a person has broken at least one of their competition pb's at each competition?
I'm pretty sure out of all the competitions i've been too i've broken at least one of my competition pb's in each one
 
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What are the most consecutive competitions where a person has broken at least one of their competition pb's at each competition?
I'm pretty sure out of all the competitions i've been too i've broken at least one of my competition pb's in each one

I was sure Erik Akkersdijk would hold that record, but it turns out he didn't have a PB at Netherlands 2008, so his first streak stopped at 26.

I have 25 so far... :)
 
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It definitely is! USA shares first place with every other country as all countries are getting DNF.

Well, i think you mean DNS actually. Change per capita to per participant and it becomes doable ...

Per
 
So, at GSO2011, the megaminx first round had 4 people's averages seperated by 0.31 of a second.
Is this the closest set of 4 people ever in a event?
Also is this the largest group of people within 0.5 seconds of each other?
 
thanks, but i was looking for top 100 people before they changed it. like this http://worldcubeassociation.org/results/events.php
I dunno where it is. You can view some results at http://worldcubeassociation.org/res...gionId=&years=&show=100+Persons&single=Single, but they're in some weird format I don't know how to interpret.

EDIT: Scratch that, the format is like this: XXYYYYY.ZZ seconds, where XX = 99 - points, YYYYY = time in seconds, ZZ = cubes unsolved.
 
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Hmmm. We're referring to people not actually there, right? So, actually neither DNS nor DNF will suffice. Ok, whatever ...

Per
 
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