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For each event X, can we see for how many people that X is the only event they've ever competed in?

Code:
3x3x3 Cube: 36959
2x2x2 Cube: 1578
Pyraminx: 1401
Skewb: 145
4x4x4 Cube: 102
3x3x3 One-Handed: 62
3x3x3 Blindfolded: 50
Megaminx: 46
Clock: 42
Square-1: 25
3x3x3 Fewest Moves: 21
5x5x5 Cube: 18
7x7x7 Cube: 4 (2018GYAN01, 2019POLI04, 2010MARI01, 2016ORBA01)
6x6x6 Cube: 2 (2018LIUX24, 2016FERN17)
3x3x3 With Feet: 1 (2005ARNO01)
3x3x3 Multi-Blind: 1 (2015KHOK02)
4x4x4 Blindfolded: 0
5x5x5 Blindfolded: 0

(Based on individual PB singles, so excludes events that competitors have only ever DNFed.)
 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1knotj8Y9U-OnLyPgLxCpzD88T0qhGxqA1aj72rjTSRA/edit?usp=sharing
I'm in the process of creating this and will update occasionally.

Based on kinch score (75 for A, 63 for AA, 51 for B... with 39, 27, and 15)
Thanks for the time put into this
Don't you think the ranks should reflect the top1, top10, top100, top1000 etc of all cubers in each event?
People are much faster than 7.58sec on 3x3 these days for example

Top 6 cubers were sub7 on worlds 3x3 final. That should serve as a basis
 
What is the fastest slowest (non-counting) solve in an average?

Max Park in the 2nd round of Las Vegas Spring 2018 got a (then) NAR average with: (6.37), 5.77, (5.54), 6.17, 6.02. The non-counting 6.37 is the fastest slowest solve of a 3x3 average of 5.

Top 10 fastest slowest solves for 3x3
Code:
6.37 - Max Park @ LasVegasSpring2018
6.38 - Max Park @ WC2019
6.42 - Max Park @ BayAreaSpeedcubin152019
6.49 - Feliks Zemdegs @ CanberraAutumn2018
6.49 - Max Park @ NewJersey2018
6.51 - Feliks Zemdegs @ SnoCoSummer2018
6.53 - Max Park @ ABCD2018
6.60 - Max Park @ WesternChampionship2018
6.61 - Philipp Weyer @ VorarlbergOpen2019
6.62 - Max Park @ TheLastFrontierOpen2019
 
Top 10 fastest slowest solves for 3x3
Code:
6.37 - Max Park @ LasVegasSpring2018
6.38 - Max Park @ WC2019
6.42 - Max Park @ BayAreaSpeedcubin152019
6.49 - Feliks Zemdegs @ CanberraAutumn2018
6.49 - Max Park @ NewJersey2018
6.51 - Feliks Zemdegs @ SnoCoSummer2018
6.53 - Max Park @ ABCD2018
6.60 - Max Park @ WesternChampionship2018
6.61 - Philipp Weyer @ VorarlbergOpen2019
6.62 - Max Park @ TheLastFrontierOpen2019


Wow! I didn't expect it to be that low.
Can you find the numbers for other events?
 
Wow! I didn't expect it to be that low.
Can you find the numbers for other events?

Code:
2x2x2 Cube
1.51 - 2013GERH01 @ MunichOpen2017
1.62 - 2014CHAN23 @ BayAreaSpeedcubin92016
1.63 - 2014CZAP01 @ PolishNationals2017

3x3x3 Cube
6.37 - 2012PARK03 @ LasVegasSpring2018
6.38 - 2012PARK03 @ WC2019
6.42 - 2012PARK03 @ BayAreaSpeedcubin152019

4x4x4 Cube
23.03 - 2012PARK03 @ AsianChampionship2018
23.13 - 2012PARK03 @ AnaheimQualifier2019
23.66 - 2012PARK03 @ WarmUpSydney2019

5x5x5 Cube
42.31 - 2012PARK03 @ WC2019
42.65 - 2012PARK03 @ WesternChampionship2019
43.34 - 2012PARK03 @ AsianChampionship2018

6x6x6 Cube
1:18.45 - 2012PARK03 @ WestCoastCubingTourCupertino2018
1:21.23 - 2012PARK03 @ Skillcon2018
1:21.54 - 2012PARK03 @ AsianChampionship2018

7x7x7 Cube
1:53.97 - 2012PARK03 @ CubeChella2018
1:55.33 - 2012PARK03 @ WC2019
2:00.04 - 2012PARK03 @ AnaheimQualifier2019

3x3x3 One-Handed
10.52 - 2012PARK03 @ WC2019
10.64 - 2012PARK03 @ WCCTReno2018
10.70 - 2012PARK03 @ SacCubingIII2018

3x3x3 With Feet
25.26 - 2015ROSE01 @ Euro2018
26.04 - 2015ROSE01 @ NorthernNeckWinter2019
26.08 - 2015ROSE01 @ BUWinter2019

3x3x3 Blindfolded
19.33 - 2015HILL09 @ WarmUpSydney2019
19.45 - 2015HILL09 @ YakimaValleyCubingSpring2019
20.71 - 2015HILL09 @ WC2019

4x4x4 Blindfolded
1:37.10 - 2016CHAP04 @ WC2019
1:39.31 - 2013LINK01 @ HangzhouOpen2018
1:45.49 - 2013LINK01 @ WeihaiOpen2019

5x5x5 Blindfolded
3:34.16 - 2016CHAP04 @ WarmUpCanberra2019
4:04.86 - 2013LINK01 @ SingaporeChampionship2018
4:34.93 - 2013LINK01 @ BeijingOpen2017

Pyraminx
2.30 - 2016KOLA02 @ GrudziadzOpen2019
2.42 - 2010BRAD01 @ PrincetonFall2016
2.45 - 2016KOLA02 @ GLSFinal2017

Megaminx
34.25 - 2013HUAN30 @ SouthAmericanChampionship2018
35.02 - 2013HUAN30 @ FIGHTPeru2018
35.56 - 2013HUAN30 @ Euro2018

Skewb
2.46 - 2013BURL01 @ PolishChampionship2018
2.53 - 2015BAIL04 @ Euro2018
2.55 - 2013KRAS02 @ LLSVI2018

Square-1
7.44 - 2014DETL01 @ SwedishChampionship2019
7.56 - 2014DETL01 @ DastrupSleepover2018
7.87 - 2015BART05 @ NorthwestChampionship2019

Clock
5.49 - 2013ZHON04 @ SpecialPuzzlesinGuangzhou2019
5.51 - 2013ZHON04 @ ShanghaiWinter2018
5.60 - 2013ZHON04 @ MaomingOpen2018

(Excluding FMC and MultiBLD because the number of attempts in a round is not consistent)
 
I know the title sounds crazy, but if we could compile a list of WR, CR, and NR solves and averages for every event, It would give us some cool statistics like the percentage of people in the WCA who have gotten at least an NR.
Also, it would have a list of everyone's name in order from on the list with a link to their WCA ID, if possible.
Please feel free to tell me if it's too farfetched, or if there is a link to something like this out there.
 
Mostly what you are asking for can be done from this page - here's an example where only the US NRs are listed; you can select other options with the combo boxes and buttons at the top of the page:
https://www.worldcubeassociation.or...nId=USA&eventId=&years=&mixHist=Mixed+History

If you want a list where WRs and all CRs and NRs are listed together as a group, no, that's not possible from this page. But it's easy enough to extract from the official database export if you really want to do that.

And as for gathering statistics like the percentage of people in the WCA who have gotten at least an NR, that's more easily done by downloading the WCA database export and running a query for it yourself.

WCA Export:
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/misc/export.html
 
I'm fairly certain the WCA made an official announcement that they now have 100,000 members or something. It was in may/june 2018, and im pretty sure they said something on instagram or other social media, then took down the post.
 
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