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Countries by time to get 1,2,3 or 4 sub-10:

1 sub-10
Australia - Feliks Zemdegs - 01/30/2010
Netherlands - Erik Akkersdijk - 06/27/2010
France - Kanneti Sae Han - 08/04/2010
Poland - Tomasz Zolnowski - 08/15/2010
China - Haowei Fan - 09/18/2010
United Kingdom - Breandan Vallance - 10/03/2010
Japan - Yumu Tabuchi - 10/10/2010
Germany - Cornelius Dieckmann - 10/17/2010
USA - Rowe Hessler - 12/18/2010
Thailand - Piti Pichedpan - 12/19/2010
Sweden - Joar Mellström - 02/13/2011
Austria - Stefan Huber - 03/06/2011
Norway - Morten Aborg - 04/24/2011
Italy - Giovanni Contardi - 05/08/2011
Hungary - Milan Baticz - 07/17/2011
Indonesia - Vincent Hartanto Utomo - 07/24/2011
Canada - Harris Chan - 08/14/2011
Philippines - Durben Joun Virtucio/Richard Jay S. Apagar - 09/04/2011
Russia - Sergey Ryabko - 10/16/2011

2 sub-10
China - Kailong Li - 11/07/2010
Thailand - Nipat Charoenpholphant - 01/08/2011
Netherlands - Mats Valk - 01/16/2011
Poland - Michal Pleskowicz - 02/12/2011
United Kingdom - Robert Yau - 03/27/2011
Germany - Sebastian Weyer - 04/10/2011
USA - Dan Cohen/Phillip Espinoza - 05/28/2011
Canada - Eric Limeback - 08/21/2011
Japan - Yu Nakajima/Arifumi Fushimi - 08/21/2011
Philippines - Durben Joun Virtucio/Richard Jay S. Apagar - 09/04/2011
Italy - Paolo Moriello - 10/02/2011
Sweden - Simon Westlund - 10/16/2011

3 sub-10
China - Mulun Yin - 03/06/2011
USA - Dan Cohen/Phillip Espinoza - 05/28/2011
Thailand - Asia Konvitayayotin - 07/30/2011
Germany - Jan Schmarschevski - 08/14/2011
Japan - Yu Nakajima/Arifumi Fushimi - 08/21/2011

4 sub-10
China - Zouheng Sun - 08/27/2011
Japan - Yu Sajima - 11/05/2011
USA - Austin Moore - 11/05/2011
 
Countries by time to get 1,2,3 or 4 sub-10:

4 sub-10
China - Zouheng Sun - 08/27/2011
Japan - Yu Sajima - 11/05/2011
USA - Austin Moore - 11/05/2011

I predict that the US will take a solid lead fairly soon. Andy, Ravi and I are all on the verge of sub 10 in comp (10.01, 10.06, 10.16 respectively) so it's only a matter of time.
Not to mention Kevin, Andy and JT are all already within half a second as well (10.36, 10.43, 10.50).
 
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Code:
49	1
50	0
51	5
52	2
53	3
54	2
55	1
56	4
57	1
58	2
59	0
60	6
61	6
62	2
63	5
64	4
65	5
66	10
67	11
68	9
69	14

Megaminx avgs, funny how no one has ever made a 59.xx avg so far :)
 
This isn't really a "stat," but has anyone ever been to a competition where a non-cuber signed up, didn't even know how to solve the cube, but thought that they could just "figure out" the cube once their turn came?
 
There was a legend in the California cubing scene about a guy who showed up to a competition several years back with no idea of how to solve the cube, but figured he could probably get it during his attempts. Needless to say, he didn't.

What's more, though, he tried to do it blindfolded too! As the story goes, he only looked at the five visible faces without picking the cube up, and then put on the blindfold and did random turns until the timer ran out. I think I remember hearing that they didn't even bother to write the DNFs down because it was so dumb...
 
Code:
Megaminx	Single	208	42.28	Simon Westlund	Danish Open 2011	 
Megaminx	Average	208	49.90	Simon Westlund	Danish Open 2011	 
Pyraminx	Average	208	3.43	Oscar Roth Andersen	Danish Open 2011	 
Rubik's Magic	Single	207	0.69	Yuxuan Wang (王宇轩)	Beijing Spring 2011

bottom four of the "Oldest standing WR"-list, Notice how they are basically all set in the same weekend :D
 
Here's a weird one:
Me and Yu Nakajima,
both tied at one point with 8.72 single in 3x3
now tied with 8.91 average in 3x3
first sub10 avg by each of us: 9.96
first sub9 avg by each of us: 8.91

has anyone else ever been tied with someone for both single and avg? Even at the same time? For any event?
 
Before WC 2009, Breandan had 9.28 official single, and Kanneti did the same at this comp (it was his best too).
Also at WC 2009, Breandan do his 10.74 avg, and Kanneti did the same a few month later, while it was still Breandan official avg.
(but he got a 9.09 in his 10.74 avg, so they were not tied for both single and avg in the same time)
 
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