Cuba used to be the worst country in 3x3x3, with an average NR of 3:10.60 and single NR of 2:57.41.

But Gabriel Campos competed for Cuba at this weekend's US Nationals, getting a 24.13 average (taking 87.3% off of the old NR) and 19.26 single (taking 89.1% off)! This has to be some kind of record.
 
Oh, I was expecting it to be Jialin Zhou who got a 6.92 this weekend.
That result is not in the WCA DB yet. But once it is that will be the new "record".

What average for every event is good? (Top 25% or so)
Hard to say, when you are expected to win a certain % of the comps, that average would be considered good(?)

Here is a list of the times needed to win 3x3x3:
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2015-08-03 @ 15:52:02
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      3x3x3 winning averages
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BoX  :    3
60+  :    1
45-59:    1
30-44:    2
29.xy:    1
28.xy:    2
27.xy:    0
26.xy:    1
25.xy:    2
24.xy:    3
23.xy:    0
22.xy:    1
21.xy:    4
20.xy:    3
19.xy:    6
18.xy:   16
17.xy:   18
16.xy:   47
15.xy:   89
14.xy:  136
13.xy:  220
12.xy:  279
11.xy:  380
10.xy:  494
 9.xy:  439
 8.xy:  155
 7.xy:   32
 6.xy:    1
  ALL: 2336
 
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Fun Cube Stats Thread

I love statistics. And I love cubing. Hence, this thread. This thread is just a place to put some fun cube stats that you know out into the public. Just make sure they aren't obvious! ;)
For example...
There are 30 ways to result in a DNF in a competition, but only 10 ways to get a +2.
In US Nats 2015, Pavan Ravindra had the best and worst 3x3 Finals solves, at 5.58 and 17.21.
 
Some of you guys this already, but if not,
Drew Brads won the U.S. National's 2015 with an 8.33 average, one second greater than last year's average, 8.32 by Collin Burns.
This is the second time the winning average has gone up instead of down, the other being Andy Smith's 9.73 average in 2013 preceding Andrew Ricci's 9.55 second average the year before.

There are 30 ways to result in a DNF in a competition, but only 10 ways to get a +2.
P.S. Is there a list of all the 30 ways to DNF somewhere you can link to?
 
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