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How many haven't gotten a DNF? How many excluding BLD?
With blind: 17005 of 30503 have a DNF or more = 44.25% without, François Courtès tops at 700 DNFs.

Without blind: 16544 of 30503 have a DNF or more = 45.76% without, Erik Akkersdijk tops at 355 DNFs.

Most solves without a DNF, Robin Verstraten: 337 (has not done any blind.)
There are 12 people that has no DNFs that has done blind. Most solves 24 shared by Kevin Longou & Kaoru Maeda (前田薫).

Most solves without a DNF not counting BLD events, Renhard Julindra: 397

Most solves: Sébastien Auroux, 8829, not counting blinds: 8240
Most DNSs: Tomasz Żołnowski 84, not counting blinds: Gaël Dusser, 26
Best % successfull solves (minimum 1000): Matteo Provasi, 99.92% (1207/1208)
As above but with a successfull blind: Dene Beardsley, 99.04% (1545/1560)
 
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Longest time taken to achieve a sub 10 avg of 5 in 3x3x3 since the competitor's first competition?

I think it's Bence: http://cubecomps.com/live.php?cid=466&cat=1&rnd=2

His first competition was Dutch Masters 2008.

So it's 2059 days! Or 5 years, 7 months, 21 days.


What's the record for longest time taken to reach sub-10 single? I know I was approximately 6 years 11 months.
 
What is the largest disparity between a single and average 3x3 time?
iirc a few pages back this was answered, 17 second solver french guy or something got a 7 but I bet there's one from a person who averages like 40 getting a 15 or something.


In addition to ChickenWrap's question, what is the smallest difference in a 3x3 single and average time?

edit: probably not the greatest disparity, but this was the guy I was talking about
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2013SCHM02
 
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This is amazing. Does this update automatically? Damn I need just a competition in Oceania to reach the first 15-20 (26th now).
Man now I need to book another ticket, I was planning to save money...

speedcubing.com.au

Come to Australian Nationals in Sydney, I mean, if you're ever going to come to Oceania you might as well come for the biggest comp.
 
iirc a few pages back this was answered, 17 second solver french guy or something got a 7 but I bet there's one from a person who averages like 40 getting a 15 or something.


In addition to ChickenWrap's question, what is the smallest difference in a 3x3 single and average time?

edit: probably not the greatest disparity, but this was the guy I was talking about
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2013SCHM02

LL skip?! Or some crazy stuff?
 
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