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How many competitors have 3 or more solves between 1:00.00 and 1:01.00 in 3x3 blindfolded, without ever getting a sub-1, like I do? Am I the only one? :)

I'd like to see this for a bunch of events. Maybe something like most sub x+y solves with no sub x solve on z event.
Maybe a leaderboard for most 20.xx solves on 3x3 without a sub-20? Probably some big numbers there. :p
 
I think it might be interesting to have a list of country kinch ranks adjusted for population of that country, or the number of competitors from that country. How would you go about doing this?

I think kinch rank value / number of competitors from that country is a little simple.
 
Thanks for bringing this up, very attentive community! :D

It is indeed an error, which occured while fixing results for this competition about an hour ago. It will be fixed very soon.
 
Only counting if they had a WR in that event (e.g Sebastian Weyer has a WR but not in 3x3).

3x3: Hyo-Min Seo, Sebastian Weyer
4x4: Max Park, Seung Hyuk Nahm
5x5: Seung Hyuk Nahm
2x2: Michał Rzewuski, Jayden McNeill
3BLD: Roberto Antonio Ocmin Baráybar, Sreeram Venkatarao
OH: Justin Mallari, Pavan Ravindra
FMC: Jayden McNeill, Ziheng Ma, Ryan DeLine, Walker Welch
Feet: Przemysław Kaleta, Xiaojie Jiang
Megaminx: Feliks Zemdegs
Pyraminx: Aniket Das, Livia Kleiner
Square-1: Charlie Stark, Emanuel Rheinert
Clock: Niko Ronkainen, Tairan Zhong
Skewb: Mehrzad Goli, Anthony Lafourcade
6x6: Mattia Furlan
7x7: Lucas Wesche
4BLD: Roman Strakhov
5BLD: Abhijeet Ghodgaonkar
MBLD: Mark Boyanowski

Pretty interesting stat.
 
Has there ever been a competition with more than one round of FMC mean?
Actually some more competitions had 2 rounds of FMC:
CompetitionRoundsEventCountry
CowboysFMCParty20162333fmUkraine
WC20052333fmUSA
LesSantesOpen20142333fmSpain
CowboysSummer20152333fmUkraine
JavaFMCCubeDay20102333fmIndonesia
PuydeDomeOpen20122333fmFrance
PuydeDomeOpen20132333fmFrance
FMCBrasil20162333fmBrazil
MovesN00bs20122333fmNetherlands
PolishOpen20062333fmPoland
MentalBreakdown20162333fmUSA
SESCSantos20152333fmBrazil
OktoberBrest20142333fmBelarus
Poland20092333fmPoland
SilentSaloonOpen20162333fmBrazil
PoznanOpen20092333fmPoland
VelbertEasterOpen20142333fmGermany
CrossstraitFMC20162333fmXA
DvinaOHEdition20142333fmBelarus
Michigan20152333fmUSA
Euro20042333fmNetherlands
CastellonOpen20142333fmSpain

Code:
SELECT competitionId, COUNT(DISTINCT roundId) as rounds, eventId
FROM Results
WHERE eventId = '333fm'
GROUP BY competitionId
ORDER BY rounds DESC
Limit 100

There are all competitons with 3 attempts: There was only one competiton with 3 attempts per round before the mean-format became official:
m = mean
CompetitionRoundsAttemptsEventCountry
SESCSantos20152m333fmBrazil
CowboysFMCParty20162m333fmUkraine
FMCBrasil20162m333fmBrazil
MentalBreakdown20162m333fmUSA
SilentSaloonOpen20162m333fmBrazil
Michigan20152m333fmUSA
MovesN00bs201223333fmNetherlands
VelbertEasterOpen20142m333fmGermany
CrossstraitFMC20162m333fmXA

Code:
SELECT competitionId, COUNT(DISTINCT roundId) as rounds, formatId as attempts, eventId, countryId
FROM Results INNER JOIN Competitions ON Results.competitionId = Competitions.id
WHERE eventId = '333fm' AND (formatId = 'm' OR formatId = 3)
GROUP BY competitionId
ORDER BY rounds DESC
Limit 100
 
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