Not Yet Another WCA Statistics List

Statistics of the distribution of single and average PRs of all participants for each event.

Statistics of competitors whose PRs come from the most competitions or who have the most PRs from a single competition, counting singles and averages. A PR value counts at every competition where it was achieved; when a PR could belong to several competitions, the assignment that maximizes the statistic is used.

Statistics of competitors whose current PRs beat or tie the most WRs/CRs/NRs from the time they started competing, for single and average records. Also shown is whether they have broken any WR/CR/NR during this time.

Statistics of all historical world records and how many competitors have beaten or tied that record since then.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the number of times they appear in the top 100 results, for single and average, for each region, i.e., world, continent, and country. Also shown are the current WR/CR/NR holders. Intuitively, this shows the regions and events most dominated by a few competitors.

Statistics of how far the record holder's results go down the rankings before anyone else appears, for single and average, for each region, i.e., world, continent, and country. If several people share the best result, each is checked; when they tie for the longest streak, they are listed together.

Statistics of the number of competitors per year, counted by nationality, for each region, i.e., world, continent, and country. Also shown are newcomers (first competition ever), returners (competed before), the average number of competitions per competitor, and the gender split (male / female / other; unspecified omitted).

Statistics of competitors sorted by the number of times they have competed in a championship, for each region, i.e., world, continental, and national championships.

Various statistics about competitors. Some also show the major championships (WC, continental, national) in which a competitor has competed, delegated, or organized.

Statistics of the number of competitions held per year, for each region, i.e., world, continent, and country. Also shown are the number of distinct countries, cities, and venues in which the competitions were held, the number of distinct delegates and organizers who ran them, and the number of distinct competitors who competed.

Various statistics about competitions. Some also show the major championships (WC, continental, national) held in that region.

Statistics of competitors sorted by their single Kinch score. For each event, the event score is 100 × (regional record) / (personal best); for Multi-Blind, points (solved − missed) are used instead, with 100 × (personal best points) / (regional record points) since higher is better. Events without a result count as 0, and the overall score is the mean across all listed events. On World pages the regional record is the WR; on continental pages the CR; on national pages the NR.

Statistics of competitors sorted by their average Kinch score. For each event, the event score is 100 × (regional record) / (personal best); for Multi-Blind, points (solved − missed) are used instead, with 100 × (personal best points) / (regional record points) since higher is better. Events without a result count as 0, and the overall score is the mean across all listed events. On World pages the regional record is the WR; on continental pages the CR; on national pages the NR.

Statistics of competitors sorted by their All Attempts Kinch Score (Mean). For each successful attempt, the attempt score is 100 × (regional record) / (attempt); for Multi-Blind, points (solved − missed) are used instead, with 100 × (attempt points) / (regional record points) since higher is better. Unsuccessful attempts (DNF, DNS) count as 0; skipped attempt slots are ignored. Event columns show the average of attempt scores; the overall score is the mean of these event averages (events with no attempts count as 0). On World pages the regional record is the WR; on continental pages the CR; on national pages the NR.

Statistics of competitors sorted by their All Attempts Kinch Score (Sum). For each successful attempt, the attempt score is (regional record) / (attempt); for Multi-Blind, points (solved − missed) are used instead, with (attempt points) / (regional record points) since higher is better. Unsuccessful attempts (DNF, DNS) count as 0; skipped attempt slots are ignored. Event columns show the sum of attempt scores; the overall score is the sum of these event sums (events with no attempts count as 0). On World pages the regional record is the WR; on continental pages the CR; on national pages the NR.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the sum of their single rankings. See WCA/sum-of-ranks.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the sum of their average rankings. See WCA/sum-of-ranks.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the number of their podium placements. A gold first ranking system is used.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the number of their podium placements. The ranking is based on the total number of medals.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the number of records they have broken. A WR first ranking system is used.

Statistics of competitors sorted by the number of records they have broken. The ranking is based on the total number of records broken.

Statistics of competitors with the best Multi-Blind-style score in each event, where all results in that event are rated like Multi-Blind: solved minus unsolved puzzles, except that total time does not include DNF attempts.

Statistics of competitors with the best single without having a sub-X average at any point in time, i.e., calculated after each round of each competition. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very good PR single compared to their PR average at the time of the single.

Statistics of competitors with the best single without having a sub-X average at this point in time, i.e., calculated based on the current PRs. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very good PR single compared to their PR average.

Statistics of competitors with the best average without having a sub-X single at any point in time, i.e., calculated after each round of each competition. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very consistent PR average close to their PR single at the time of the average.

Statistics of competitors with the best average without having a sub-X single at this point in time, i.e., calculated based on the current PRs. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very consistent PR average close to their PR single.

Statistics of competitors with the best single in comparison to their best average at any point in time, i.e., calculated after each round of each competition. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very good PR single compared to their PR average at the time of the single.

Statistics of competitors with the best single in comparison to their best average at this point in time, i.e., calculated based on the current PRs. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very good PR single compared to their PR average.

Statistics of competitors with the best average in comparison to their best single at any point in time, i.e., calculated after each round of each competition. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very consistent PR average close to their PR single at the time of the average.

Statistics of competitors with the best average in comparison to their best single at this point in time, i.e., calculated based on the current PRs. Intuitively, this shows competitors who have achieved a very consistent PR average close to their PR single.

Statistics of competitors with the best single without having any average at this point in time, i.e., calculated based on the current PRs.

Lookup tables with links to all statistics where a competitor appears, grouped by continent and country, sorted by WCA ID. If you're not on your country's list, you don't appear in the statistics. Green numbers indicate ranks 1–10, bold numbers ranks 1–3, and red numbers special statistics.