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Highest competition 'rate'?
Basically (time since first comp)/(number of comps)
For people who've been to more than 1 comp (or it'd be filled with people competing this week)
 
I'm interested in some 3BLD DNF stats for the UK and for the World please. These are in terms of number of comps not number of attempts.
  1. How many people only have DNFs?
  2. What is the longest DNF streak for anyone who has never had a success?
  3. What was the longest DNF streak before a first solve?
Thanks
 
I'm interested in some 3BLD DNF stats for the UK and for the World please. These are in terms of number of comps not number of attempts.

3. What was the longest DNF streak before a first solve?
Thanks

@newtonbase: In the UK, Eli Jay's first non-DNF for 3BLD was at this year's Exeter Open (7th comp, 20th attempt.) Pretty sure this is the longest in UK. Shows persistence pays off, and his 2 NRs at the North London Open now sit in his tally too. :)
 
I just realized that I've managed to avoid DNFing enough to get an "official", albeit medicore FMCRA12:
(28.00), 32.00, 29.00, 29.00,28.00, 34.00, 31.00, 33.00, (DNF), 31.00, 32.00,32.00 = 31.1
This is only 0.1 from my official mean of 31. So, my question is anybody as close (or closer, i.e. zero difference)?
 
Request #2: how many people solvd the cube blindfolded successively on there first attempt?

Somewhat related to this, how many people have gotten successes on their first official attempts for every blindfolded event? I know that recently Jay got this, and Stefan did as well with the four current events plus old style multiblind.
 
what are the competitions with the highstes and lowest male : female ratio?
TibetOpen201250.00
JavaFMCCubeDay201041.67
NewZealandNationals201240.00
ShenyangBoxingDay201039.68
GeniusKidIndiaOpen201437.17
TunisiaWinterOpen201536.11
MovesN00bs201235.00
ShenyangOpen201634.92
SantaremOpen201534.48
CubanOpen201633.33
DoshishaOpen200933.33
BasauriOpen201332.00
JRCAKansaiSummer200931.82
DubaiOpen200931.58
TunisiaSpringOpen201631.25
ShenYangOpen201131.17
GijonOpen201430.00
MazateOpen201530.00
ValgameOpen201329.17
LuoyangOpen201328.30
DanishSpecial201328.12
CBSOpen201628.00
IdahoOpen200727.78
ToyamaOpen200927.59
IETEC201527.42
GernikaOpen201527.27
PhalsbourgOpen201327.27
OleksandriiaOpen201427.12
TunisiaOpen201427.03
BrasiliaOpen200926.83
DubaiOpen201326.76
MissouriOpen200926.32
BerkeleyAutumn201226.15
VirginiaOpen200825.93
HenanUniversityOpen201125.81
TunisiaSummerOpen201525.81
AlaniaOpen201025.00
AmagasakiOpen200925.00
DanishSpecial201125.00
Generalforsamlingen201325.00
GuangzhouFMC201225.00
GuilinOpen201325.00
JRCAKansaiSpring200925.00
StanfordWinter201025.00
UberlandiaOpen201425.00
BerkeleyFall201224.39
OsakaOpen200924.32
BlindOpen201124.00
ManausOpen201424.00
HarbinOpen201423.96

[TH]Competition[/TH][TH]Percentage[/TH]
 
OK, this is really weird.

For some reason, on April 18th, the competition results announcements on the WCA switched from normal:

Michał Rzewuski won the GLS Cup II 2016 with an average of 9.70 seconds. Kalina Brzezińska finished second (10.05) and Tomas Jankauskas finished third (10.12).

to this:

Edoardo Annesi won the the Small Cubingitaly 2016 with an average of 11.54 seconds. Marco Rota finished second (12.39) and Matteo Provasi finished third (12.62).

Notice the extra "the". Every announcement since then has had the extra "the". I wonder why?
 
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