“Whether the weather is better or worse, the race is still always made on the course”.
A re-do with far more data of the “Impact of external factors on shooting performance in biathlon”
Statistical analysis
How did the competitive (ski) level change in biathlon?
How did the competitive (ski) level change in biathlon?
Using Real Biathlon data to create a dashboard in Tableau
This blogpost shows how to load data from a real biathlon Patreon data subscription into Tableau and make dashboards that help you pick the next winners for biathlon fantasy pools.
Shooting Speed
An analysis of shooting speed in biathlon, using the women’s individual race in Kontiolahti as an example.
Improvements season-to-season, putting it to use
A step-by-step on how to make a quick interactive chart based on data from the real biathlon website
Time Behind Score: comparing fruit, rather than apples and oranges
The Time Behind Score is based on the idea that at every level, every athlete is trying to be the fastest and wants to avoid being the last athlete crossing the finish line. It also can be used to compare race results between different seasons and levels.
Impact of external factors on shooting performance in biathlon
I want to look at the influence of things like weather and snow conditions, as well as course information, on the shooting performance of biathlon athletes.
The Queen of Pursuit
Researching which athlete had the best results for Pursuit Races strictly looking at the actual race time, what is the largest difference between the actual rankpoints and total rankpoints, and which athlete made up the most positions?
Canadian performances in Biathlon since 2000
Looking at Canadian performances in biathlon since the year 2000
Contribution from skiing and shooting performance to the overall sprint race performance
Analyzing the correlations between overall biathlon sprint race performance and the different sections of the race
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