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2009ZEMD01 	Feliks Zemdegs 		1071
2008LIOU01 	Sy-Dar Liou 		1093
2007JEON01 	Yu Jeong-Min 		1131
2010JORG01 	Adrian Jorghy 		1138
2007YOSH01 	Takumi Yoshida 		1161
2010IBRA01 	Maulana Ibrahim		1175
2009YAMS01 	Kampanart Yamsual 	1186
2010HSIE01 	Li-Hsuan Hsieh 		1193
2010HIDA01 	Jaka Wahyu Hidayat	1205
2007NAKA03 	Yu Nakajima 		1221
2010LOTH01 	Apidet Lothanakit 	1258
2011LIUZ01 	Zhenyu Liu 		1279
2010ZHAO16 	Xiaozhe Zhao (赵笑哲)	1280
2009YAUR01 	Robert Yau 		1281
2007VALL01 	Breandan Vallance 	1284
2010GUXI02 	Xiangtian Gu (顾翔天)	1286
2010LIBO01 	Bo Li (李博)	 	1290
2007CHAN02 	Lee Chan-Ho 		1290
2010SUGA01 	Sei Sugama 		1291
2008SEUN01 	Paik Seung-Won 		1294
2010NGUY35 	Phan Anh Nguyen 	1297
2010QIUS01 	Shicheng Qiu (丘仕铖)	1297
2011WIRA01 	Ryan Ricky Wirawan 	1297

Tim already posted this.
 
Kian Barry has 14 sub-14s, but no sub-13s. This prompted the question: Who has the most solves less than 1 second slower than their PB single?

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personName 		best 	total
Giovanni Contardi 	896 	22
Rama Temmink 		1011 	21
Teemu Tiinanen		1386 	20
Minghao Chen (陈铭豪)	1069 	19
Shuang Chen (陈霜) 	1058 	16
Simon Westlund 		969 	16
Kian Barry 		1302 	14
Tomasz Zolnowski 	791 	14
Cameron Brown 		1071 	14
Mats Valk 		809 	14
Dave Campbell		1237 	13
Olivér Perge 		1105 	13
Sinpei Araki 		966 	13
Haowei Fan (樊浩玮) 	905 	13
Jason Baum 		1043 	13
Rodrigo Septién Rodríguez 1052 	13
Tim Reynolds 		1096 	13
Nobuaki Suga 		1066 	12
Marco Mendoza 		1114 	12
Yuxuan Wang (王宇轩) 	1219 	12
Feliks Zemdegs 		665 	12
Adam Kjörk 		1219 	12
James Benedict Cañares 	1061 	12
Thompson Clarke 	1086 	12

How about within 10% of their PB?
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personName 		best 	total
Teemu Tiinanen 		1386 	26
Rama Temmink 		1011 	21
Giovanni Contardi 	896 	20
Shuang Chen (陈霜) 	1058 	20
Kian Barry 		1302 	19
Minghao Chen (陈铭豪) 	1069 	19
Dave Campbell 		1237 	18
Jason Lee 		2102 	18
Tobias Droste 		1386 	17
Felipe Andrés Sánchez Varas 1353 17
Mateus Moitinho de Almeida 1350 17
Tomoki Kubo 		1436 	16
Simon Westlund 		969 	16
Ronnel Datlag 		1246 	15
Chanvit Rodpao 		1458 	15
Yuxuan Wang (王宇轩) 	1219 	15
Yu Yang Hsieh 		1994 	15
Moritz Karl 		1121 	15
Quentin McLean 		1337 	15
Cameron Brown 		1071 	15
Mike Hughey 		1900 	15
Tim Reynolds 		1096 	15
 
Kian Barry has 14 sub-14s, but no sub-13s. This prompted the question: Who has the most solves less than 1 second slower than their PB single?
Interesting list. I'm amazed that Faz is on the first one :p

How about these two related questions: Who has the most solves with the same integer (rounded down) as their PB? (Kian would have 14ish.) Who had the most single solves at a certain integer (rounded down) before getting a lower-integer time? (Kian would get 14ish points if he ever gets a sub-14.)
 
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Who has the most 1:00.00 solves? (any event)

Woner + Ho
(twice each)

Code:
select personName, sum((value1=6000)+(value2=6000)+(value3=6000)+(value4=6000)+(value5=6000)) x
from results
group by personId
order by x desc

And Ron, Cornelius and Casper lead the 10.00 list with three times each. I have doubts about Casper, though (three times in five attempts???).
 
Woner + Ho
(twice each)

Code:
select personName, sum((value1=6000)+(value2=6000)+(value3=6000)+(value4=6000)+(value5=6000)) x
from results
group by personId
order by x desc

And Ron, Cornelius and Casper lead the 10.00 list with three times each. I have doubts about Casper, though (three times in five attempts???).

How many is it for 9.97, a time that all the stackmats can stop on?
 
Interesting list. I'm amazed that Faz is on the first one :p

How about these two related questions: Who has the most solves with the same integer (rounded down) as their PB? (Kian would have 14ish.) Who had the most single solves at a certain integer (rounded down) before getting a lower-integer time? (Kian would get 14ish points if he ever gets a sub-14.)

This is an intriguing stat. It's just a matter of time before I get a sub 13. It's absurd that it hasn't happened yet. :P
 
I´m not sure this has been notified from the WC 1982: Had the winner been determined by the best mean result, Guus would have won, by the best average Thai but after the minimax princip Ueno had defeated all.
 
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