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You already asked this 2 months ago.most podiums without a 1st place? (I think it's Kian Barry(?) but I'd love to have a list
Here is an updated list, (with 5+ second places).
Code:
WCAid 1st 2nd 3rd total
2008DANG01 16 13 29 Bobby D'Angelo, USA
2007BARR01 14 25 39 Kian Barry, USA
2011SILV05 10 8 18 Gilson Sousa da Silva, Brazil
2013ITOW01 10 7 17 William Yudi Matunoshita Ito, Brazil
2010PAPP01 9 20 29 Nick Pappas, Australia
2011KUOE01 9 6 15 Er-Sheng Kuo (郭爾陞), Taiwan
2009MAHO01 8 11 19 Trevor Mahoney, USA
2012SLIZ01 8 9 17 Mateusz Śliż, Poland
2014GERB01 8 7 15 Henri Gerber, Germany
2013HOUJ01 8 6 14 Jiaxin Hou (侯家欣), China
2013MIRA03 8 4 12 Sebastian Miranda, Chile
2013GURR01 8 2 10 Bhaskar Gurram, India
2011PIHE01 7 10 17 Raphaël Pihet, France
2011GANE01 7 6 13 Fandy Ramadhan Ganefianto, Indonesia
2009LIDO01 6 14 20 Donglei Li (李冬雷), China
2013MACI01 6 8 14 Adrián Martínez Macías, Spain
2010HIRA01 6 8 14 Peerawich Hiranpaphakorn (พีรวิชญ์ พิรัญปภากร), Thailand
2008WAIM01 6 7 13 Mok Mun Wai (莫滿懷), Hong Kong
2011LINZ01 6 6 12 Zheng Lin (林铮), China
2008DIAS01 6 5 11 António Dias, Portugal
2011MINI01 6 4 10 Marco Minici, Italy
2009KOBA03 6 3 9 Branko Kobal, Slovenia
2012WALD01 6 3 9 Daniel Waldo, Mexico
2009LIJI03 6 2 8 Jiajun Li (李嘉俊), China
2010TRIN02 6 6 Trịnh Nguyên Anh, Vietnam
2009LUOX01 6 6 Xitian Luo (罗习添), China
2009KOBA02 5 16 21 Yuuki Kobayashi (古林祐輝), Japan
2010WILK01 5 9 14 Chris Wilkinson, Australia
2007ROKA01 5 9 14 Péter Róka, Hungary
2007HUGH04 5 9 14 Rebecca Hughey, USA
2010SAMP01 5 8 13 Pranay Sampat, India
2013KASH01 5 6 11 Ankush Kumar, India
2006SAWL01 5 6 11 Jaclyn Burton, USA
2012CHEN25 5 6 11 Jingyuan Chen (陈静远), China
2009CHAN03 5 6 11 Philip Chang, USA
2010RICH04 5 6 11 Yannick Richter, Germany
2011HAVL01 5 5 10 Valentin Havlovec, Austria
2008CHAN12 5 4 9 Ahn Chang-Bae, Korea
2014REYN02 5 4 9 Bryan Gomez Reynoso, Dominican Republic
2013FRAN04 5 4 9 Ryan Francisco, Philippines
2011NGUY18 5 3 8 Nguyễn Đức Huy, Vietnam
2013VIDA03 5 2 7 Dominik Vidaković, Croatia
2013VASI02 5 2 7 Vasile Dan, Romania
2012WUZI02 5 2 7 Ziling Wu (吴子菱), China
2007BAIL01 5 1 6 Alex Bailey, USA
2009IRSI01 5 1 6 Bence Irsik, Hungary
2009SUND02 5 5 Kaushik Sundar, India
TheCoolMinxer
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Thanks a lot!! I know I already asked this, but I just ask who had the most, not for the list. Now I was interested in the list
Ninja Storm
Veteran
Who has the most PBs from the most amount of competitions?
Ex: I have PBs from 8 competitions: ODU Big Blue Open 2015 , Doylestown Spring 2015, CSP Spring 2015, Johns Hopkins Winter 2015, US Nationals 2014, US Nationals 2015, Fantabulous MD Competition 2015, and Slow N Steady Fall 2015.
Ex: I have PBs from 8 competitions: ODU Big Blue Open 2015 , Doylestown Spring 2015, CSP Spring 2015, Johns Hopkins Winter 2015, US Nationals 2014, US Nationals 2015, Fantabulous MD Competition 2015, and Slow N Steady Fall 2015.
JustinTimeCuber
Legend
I have PBs from 4 and soon to be 5.
Torch
Veteran
No, you misunderstood the question. You only have currently standing PBs from 3 competitions, and if you beat them all at your next comp, you would only have current PBs from one comp.
I have 6 or 7, depending on whether you count the 27 FMC in Florida that I've since tied.
Feliks has 14:
China Championship 2015 (4x4 single, 5x5 single, 5x5 average, 3BLD mean, 6x6 single)
World Championship 2015 (3x3 single, Mega average, 7x7 single, 7x7 mean)
TCG & Friends 2015 (6x6 mean, MBLD single)
Canberra Autumn 2015 (OH single, FMC single, FMC mean, Skewb single, Skewb average)
Niddrie 2014 (OH average, Pyra average)
Cape Town 2014 (2x2 average)
Johannesburg 2014 (4x4 average)
US Nationals 2014 (SQ-1 single)
Shepparton Autumn 2014 (Mega single)
Melbourne Cube Day 2013 (3x3 average)
Australian Nationals 2012 (2x2 single, 3BLD single, Pyra single)
Australian Nationals 2011 (Clock single, Clock average, 5BLD single)
Melbourne Summer 2011 (4BLD single)
Australian Nationals 2010 (SQ-1 average)
Mats has 17:
DYC 2015 (3x3 average)
China Championship 2015 (4x4 single, 5x5 single, 5x5 average, 3BLD mean, FMC mean)
World Championship 2015 (6x6 single)
Zonhoven Open 2015 (4x4 average, Pyra average, Skewb average, 7x7 single, 7x7 mean)
Cape Town 2014 (Mega average)
Johannesburg 2014 (Skewb single)
US Nationals 2014 (OH average, Pyra single)
MPEI Open 2013 (3BLD , 6x6 mean)
World Championship 2013 (2x2 average)
Zonhoven Open 2013 (3x3 single)
German Nationals 2011 (2x2 single, Feet single, Feet mean)
Amstelveen Open 2011 (OH single)
German Open 2011 (Mega single)
Dutch Nationals 2010 (FMC single, MBLD single)
Euro 2010 (SQ-1 single)
German Nationals 2010 (SQ-1 average, Clock single)
Benelux Open 2010 (Clock average)
Sebastien Auroux has 25
Euro 2014
Duisburg Winter 2014
Velbert Open 2015
Erfurt Open 2015
Franconia Open 2015
Frankfurt Cube Days 2015
French Open 2013
Velbert Easter Open 2014
Twente Open 2013
World Championship 2015
La Montagne Open 2012
N8W8 Summer 2015
GBCO 2015
Hessen Open 2014
Franconia Open 2013
Eindhoven Open 2012
Aachen Summer 2012
Hamburg Open 2014
Alania Open 2010
Hungarian Open 2015
B.O.N.D. Open 2015
Hasselt Open 2014
Frankfurt Cube Days 2012
Danish Open 2011
Hasselt Open 2012
Duisburg Winter 2014
Velbert Open 2015
Erfurt Open 2015
Franconia Open 2015
Frankfurt Cube Days 2015
French Open 2013
Velbert Easter Open 2014
Twente Open 2013
World Championship 2015
La Montagne Open 2012
N8W8 Summer 2015
GBCO 2015
Hessen Open 2014
Franconia Open 2013
Eindhoven Open 2012
Aachen Summer 2012
Hamburg Open 2014
Alania Open 2010
Hungarian Open 2015
B.O.N.D. Open 2015
Hasselt Open 2014
Frankfurt Cube Days 2012
Danish Open 2011
Hasselt Open 2012
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YouCubing
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Athens Fall 2015: 2 s/a, 3 s/a, 5 s, Pyra s/a, Mega s/a, Skewb s/a, OH s
Music City 2015: 4 s/a, 6 s
US Nationals 2015: SQ1 s, Clock s, OH a
12 PBs at Athens, 3 at Music City and 3 at Nats. So 3 comps.
Kit Clement
Premium Member
For the top 100 below, note that in the case of a PB tie, I considered the more recent competition and ignored the older competition.
| Competitor | Number of Competitions | |
| 1 | François Courtès | 26 |
| 2 | Sébastien Auroux | 25 |
| 3 | Cornelius Dieckmann | 24 |
| Henrik Buus Aagaard | 24 | |
| 5 | Bence Barát | 23 |
| Erik Akkersdijk | 23 | |
| 7 | Clément Gallet | 22 |
| Hideki Niina (新名秀樹) | 22 | |
| István Kocza | 22 | |
| Jan Bentlage | 22 | |
| Lars Vandenbergh | 22 | |
| Wojciech Szatanowski | 22 | |
| 13 | Arnaud van Galen | 21 |
| Christopher Olson | 21 | |
| Dániel Varga | 21 | |
| Joey Gouly | 21 | |
| Lorenzo Vigani Poli | 21 | |
| Marcin Jakubowski | 21 | |
| Sinpei Araki (荒木慎平) | 21 | |
| Tim Reynolds | 21 | |
| 21 | Daniel Sheppard | 20 |
| Fumiki Koseki (古関章記) | 20 | |
| Lucas Garron | 20 | |
| Markus Pirzer | 20 | |
| Moritz Karl | 20 | |
| Ron van Bruchem | 20 | |
| Yuhei Takagi (高木佑平) | 20 | |
| 28 | Adam Polkowski | 19 |
| Alexander Olleta del Molino | 19 | |
| Baiqiang Dong (董百强) | 19 | |
| Gunnar Krig | 19 | |
| Hippolyte Moreau | 19 | |
| Kåre Krig | 19 | |
| Kian Barry | 19 | |
| Kit Clement | 19 | |
| Laura Ohrndorf | 19 | |
| Michael Röhrer | 19 | |
| Milán Baticz | 19 | |
| Oscar Alberto Ceballos Contreras | 19 | |
| Takuma Shirahase (白波瀬拓磨) | 19 | |
| Tomoaki Okayama (岡山友昭) | 19 | |
| 42 | Akihiro Ishida (石田朗大) | 18 |
| Andreas Pohl | 18 | |
| Chunyu Zhang (张春雨) | 18 | |
| Dan Cohen | 18 | |
| Edward Lin | 18 | |
| Filippo Brancaleoni | 18 | |
| Geert Bicler | 18 | |
| Ilkyoo Choi (최일규) | 18 | |
| Javier Tirado Ortiz | 18 | |
| Marcin Stachura | 18 | |
| Michał Pleskowicz | 18 | |
| Mike Hughey | 18 | |
| Nobuaki Suga (菅信昭) | 18 | |
| Nora Christ | 18 | |
| Olivér Perge | 18 | |
| Paweł Kowol | 18 | |
| Rowe Hessler | 18 | |
| Sarah Strong | 18 | |
| Takayuki Ookusa (大艸尊之) | 18 | |
| Timothy Sun | 18 | |
| Ton Dennenbroek | 18 | |
| Wataru Hashimura (端村航) | 18 | |
| Yu Nakajima (中島悠) | 18 | |
| 65 | Anders Larsson | 17 |
| Anton Rostovikov | 17 | |
| Bhargav Narasimhan | 17 | |
| Chia-Liang Tai (戴嘉良) | 17 | |
| Corey Sakowski | 17 | |
| Dan Dzoan | 17 | |
| Eric Limeback | 17 | |
| Felix Lee | 17 | |
| Gilberto Caracciolo Morelli | 17 | |
| Jong-Ho Jeong (정종호) | 17 | |
| Justin Jaffray | 17 | |
| Loïc Petit | 17 | |
| Marek Wójtowicz | 17 | |
| Mats Valk | 17 | |
| Oleg Gritsenko | 17 | |
| Pedro Santos Guimarães | 17 | |
| Rafael Werneck Cinoto | 17 | |
| Robert Yau | 17 | |
| Sanio Kasumovic | 17 | |
| Stefan Pochmann | 17 | |
| Taku Yanai (矢内拓) | 17 | |
| Thompson Clarke | 17 | |
| Weixing Zhang (张炜星) | 17 | |
| Yohei Oka (岡要平) | 17 | |
| Yumu Tabuchi (田渕雄夢) | 17 | |
| 90 | Antoine Piau | 16 |
| Artem Melikian (Артем Мелікян) | 16 | |
| Brandon Mikel | 16 | |
| Chester Lian | 16 | |
| Chia-Wei Lu (呂家維) | 16 | |
| Devin Corr-Robinett | 16 | |
| Frank Severinsen | 16 | |
| Gaurav Taneja | 16 | |
| Ihor Bilchenko (Ігор Більченко) | 16 | |
| Jakub Kipa | 16 | |
| James Hildreth | 16 | |
| Lars Vennike Nielsson | 16 | |
| Mariano D'Imperio | 16 | |
| Michał Halczuk | 16 | |
| Paweł Włoszek | 16 | |
| Philippe Virouleau | 16 | |
| Piotr Frankowski | 16 | |
| Piotr Kuchta | 16 | |
| Riadi Arsandi | 16 | |
| Sanae Omyo (大名佐苗) | 16 | |
| Simon Westlund | 16 | |
| Syuhei Omura (大村周平) | 16 | |
| Takahiro Tomisawa (富沢隆広) | 16 | |
| Tomas Kristiansson | 16 | |
| Yu Sajima (佐島優) | 16 | |
| Zoé de Moffarts | 16 |
Note that unicode characters in R will not work correctly in Windows, this should be done on a Mac to get the clean output.
Code:
results = read.csv("WCA_export_Results.tsv", sep="\t", header=T, encoding="UTF-8")
results2 = results[results$eventId != "magic" & results$eventId != "mmagic" & results$eventId != "333mbo",]
results3 = results2[nrow(results2):1,]
results_single = results3[results3$best != -1,]
results_average = results3[results3$average != -1 & results3$average != 0,]
sorted_single = results_single[order(results_single$personName, results_single$eventId, results_single$best),]
unique_single = sorted_single[!duplicated(cbind(sorted_single$personId, sorted_single$eventId)),]
result = rep("single", nrow(unique_single))
unique_single_final = cbind(unique_single[,c(1, 2, 5, 7, 8)], result)
sorted_average = results_average[order(results_average$personName, results_average$eventId, results_average$average),]
unique_average = sorted_average[!duplicated(cbind(sorted_average$personId, sorted_average$eventId)),]
result = rep("average", nrow(unique_average))
unique_average_final = cbind(unique_average[,c(1, 2, 6, 7, 8)], result)
names(unique_single_final)=names(unique_average_final)
unique_results = rbind(unique_single_final, unique_average_final)
unique_competitions = unique_results[!duplicated(cbind(unique_results$personName, unique_results$competitionId)),]
library(plyr)
output = count(unique_competitions, c("personName")) #uses plyr package
sorted_output = output[order(-output$freq),]
names(sorted_output) = c("Competitor", "Number of Competitions")
con <- file("outTable.csv", open="w", encoding="UTF-8")
write.table(sorted_output, con, sep=",",row.names=FALSE)
close(con)
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YouCubing
Veteran
Who has the most PBs broken at a single comp, other than their first one?
henrysavich
Veteran
Asked this question earlier in June, interesting how results of changed, also kit step up your code game.
Kit Clement
Premium Member
Yeah, R is just far more familiar to me, but I will definitely not argue for its efficiency
Wilhelm
Veteran
Finally bothered to figure out how to generate the PB streaks list using Stefan's code from the previous update, which I have quoted below (August 28, 2014). I cut the updated list off at a minimum streak of 30 competitions (51 people total). I knew I had tied Mats, but didn't know whether or not someone else had passed us.
Code:Evan Liu 47 (ongoing) Mats Valk 47 (ended at AmstelveenOpen2012) Kevin Costello III 45 (ended at LexingtonFall2015) Christopher Olson 43 (ended at FieldOfCubes2015) Thompson Clarke 43 (ongoing) Sébastien Auroux 42 (ended at GHSIngenhovenparkOpen2011) Hunor Bózsing 41 (ended at FMCEurope2015) Tim Reynolds 41 (ended at MITFall2010) Robert Yau 40 (ongoing) Bence Barát 39 (ended at ZonhovenOpen2012) Milán Baticz 39 (ended at RomanianOpen2012) Gaël Dusser 38 (ended at RubikkuChamp2012) Jan Bentlage 38 (ended at HessenOpen2013) Mike Hughey 38 (ended at DixonSummer2013) Wojciech Szatanowski 38 (ended at PoznanOpen2014) Geert Bicler 37 (ended at HEMMariCubikOpen2013) Michael Gottlieb 37 (ongoing) Bhargav Narasimhan 36 (ongoing) Daniel Sheppard 36 (ended at Euro2014) Marco Rota 36 (ongoing) Kit Clement 35 (ended at MishawakaFall2014) Nathan Dwyer 35 (ended at FMCUSA2014) Jakub Cabaj 34 (ended at PolishOpen2013) Michael Röhrer 34 (ended at MunichOpen2013) Brúnó Bereczki 33 (ended at GELOpen2012) Dan Dzoan 33 (ended at BerkeleyFall2009) Javier Tirado Ortiz 33 (ended at DualGames2013) Mike Kotch 33 (ended at WC2013) Nikhil Mande 33 (ongoing) Artem Melikian 32 (ongoing) Chunyu Zhang 32 (ended at HefeiOpen2015) Louis Cormier 32 (ended at NationalCapitalRegion2015) Mariano D'Imperio 32 (ongoing) Michael Kristel 32 (ended at GermanNationals2015) Ryohei Yoshioka 32 (ended at KansaiOpen2014) Bertalan Bodor 31 (ended at HungarianOpen2015) Lucas Etter 31 (ongoing) Nathaniel Berg 31 (ended at OsloFall2015) Niklas Spies 31 (ended at AachenSummer2012) Simon Westlund 31 (ongoing) Tiemen De Meester 31 (ongoing) Yumu Tabuchi 31 (ended at UTOpen2013) Andrew Coghill 30 (ongoing) Blake Thompson 30 (ended at FantabulousMichigan2015) Corey Sakowski 30 (ended at Newark2013) Edward Lin 30 (ended at CalDay2012) Henrik Buus Aagaard 30 (ended at VejstrupOpen2011) Joshua Feran 30 (ongoing) Sebastian Weyer 30 (ended at GermanOpen2015) Tomoaki Okayama 30 (ended at JapanOpen2012) Wilhelm Kilders 30 (ongoing)
Thanks for that !... Almost ended mine at my last comp but on the last solve I kept it alive!
guysensei1
Legend
Faz's new 7x7 WR is faster than the #2 7x7 single, how many times has this occurred throughout all events?
joshsailscga
Veteran
He's done that for 5x5 as well, much more recently
henrysavich
Veteran
Lin Chen had sub-3 avg before anyone else had sub 3 single iirc. I think Yu Da-Hyun could conceivably do it for mega.
Antonie faz fan
Veteran
Best Podium rate/comp
also best 1st place rate/comp and the same for 2nd and 3rd place
also best 1st place rate/comp and the same for 2nd and 3rd place
shadowslice e
Legend
I think Yu Da Hyun could have before but now I'm not so sure...
FailCuber
Veteran
No she can do it. I heard she had a sub 30 single and a sub 35 ao5 before.
Antonie faz fan
Veteran
oh oh good one!! Longest first place streak for any event. lets do like top 100 or so. i think i might be in it with 10 for 2x2 (and still going).
i could have been in there for 3x3 aswell though xd, i have been first for 3x3 in my past 10 comps except for 2 wich Mats attended as well xd.
i could have been in there for 3x3 aswell though xd, i have been first for 3x3 in my past 10 comps except for 2 wich Mats attended as well xd.
penguinz7
Veteran
Feliks has a streak of 42 in 3x3. That's crazy.
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