JustinTimeCuber
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I made a thing 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13b3lWOo8XB6mJx6mbX5lK0rUAHZKeRYmA-PlVN5FWfA/edit?usp=sharing
It shows the average time needed to podium in competitions with certain numbers of people (in 3x3). These are only competitions in the US for the past year (Mishawaka Fall 2014 is the earliest one that fits this requirement). The numbers represent less than or equal to that many, so 10 = 1-10, 20 = 11-20, etc.
So if anyone wants to help me with something, then you can make a sheet in similar format for winning averages, top 5, and top 10. If not I'll just manually do these. A few more things I need to say: 1) Not number of people total at competition, number of people in first round of 3x3. 2) Ignore competitions with no 3x3. 3) Ignore competitions with more than 120 people (there are too few of them and they would make the graph huge).
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13b3lWOo8XB6mJx6mbX5lK0rUAHZKeRYmA-PlVN5FWfA/edit?usp=sharing
It shows the average time needed to podium in competitions with certain numbers of people (in 3x3). These are only competitions in the US for the past year (Mishawaka Fall 2014 is the earliest one that fits this requirement). The numbers represent less than or equal to that many, so 10 = 1-10, 20 = 11-20, etc.
So if anyone wants to help me with something, then you can make a sheet in similar format for winning averages, top 5, and top 10. If not I'll just manually do these. A few more things I need to say: 1) Not number of people total at competition, number of people in first round of 3x3. 2) Ignore competitions with no 3x3. 3) Ignore competitions with more than 120 people (there are too few of them and they would make the graph huge).
