Mountainboard Boardercross Championships 2012–2018 Infographics

Data visualization of World Mountainboard Boardercross Championships from 2012 to 2018.

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

Fig. 1. Riders’ categories

Masters category has tripled in 6 years

Riders from 23 countries took part in championships

Fig. 2. Number of countries

Fig. 3. Proportion of countries

Fig. 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

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

UK riders turn out to be the most successful team, as French riders — there is only a 0.02 difference between them

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

47% of riders participated once

Fig. 7. Number of participators

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

Fig. 8. Number of championship wins (regardless of category)

Matt Brind won championships 4 times