Mountainboard Boardercross Championships 2012–2018 Infographics

Data visualization of World Mountainboard Boardercross Championships from 2012 to 2018

Andrey Yenin

Jun 8, 2019·3 min read

Mountainboarding is a tiny sport, but with a strong community of passionate riders. Despite that regular bordercross сhampionships started only six years ago. The organizers of each event act independently, so the results are presented in non-standardized form and I had to spend some time aggregating data in one spreadsheet. Based on that information I made some charts and theses which found interesting.

148 riders participated 452 times in 6 championships

Serbia hosted championships 3 times — 50% of all times

France and Slovenia were the most participated championships – 88 riders took part in each one

Masters category has tripled in 6 years

Riders from 23 countries took part in championships

4. Average number of participants from country per event (except countries with less than one average rider per event)

21% of all riders were from France

5. Riders from countries (except countries with only one rider)

UK riders turn out to be the most successful team, as well as french rides – there is only 0.02 difference between them

6. Average result per country (except countries with only one rider)

47% of riders participated once

Only 8 riders took part in all 6 championships: Arno Van den Veyver, David Hutter, Dieter De Waele, Evgeny Vybornyy, Kody Stewart, Marco Dahler, Matt Brind and Senka Bajic

11 riders from 8 countries won championships

8. Number of championship wins (regardless of category)

Matt Brind won championships 4 times