Top 3 fastest times in 1st and 2nd Stage in each tournament

[xelA197]

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FIRST STAGE

SK1) 1. Hidekazu Miyagi (33.0)          | 2. Yukio Iketani (29.2)             | 3. Shingo Yamamoto (29.0)       [24 clears]

SK2) 1. Akira Omori (24.36)              | 2. Takuyu Ueda (23.72)            | 3. Hiroaki Yoshizaki (19.5)         [34 clears, 11 known times]

SK3) 1. Shingo Yamamoto (18.86)     | 2. Akira Omori (14.3)               | 3. Masaaki Tatayama (12.66)     [13 clears, 11 known times]

SK4) 1. Travis A. Schroeder (22.71)   | 2. Kazuhiko Akiyama (20.92)    | 3. Naoki Iketani (14.23)             [37 clears, 9 known times]    Underwhelming not knowing so many times

SK5) 1. Shingo Yamamoto (3.23)       | 2. Katsumi Yamada (1.7)          | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (1.08)          [3 clears]

SK6) 1. Kane Kosugi (14.75)              | 2. Toshihiro Takeda (10.3)        | 3. Katsumi Yamada (9.35)          [5 clears]    Fastest known time by Yamada

SK7) 1. Hironori Kuboki (16.79)         | 2. Kane Kosugi (16.66)             | 3. Shingo Yamamoto (11.44)      [8 clears]    WTF Hironori

SK8) 1. Ryuichi Sagawa (13.25)         | 2. Kane Kosugi (10.57)             | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (9.33)          [6 clears]    Sagawa, one of the most forgettable Stage 1 clearers 

SK9) 1. Makoto Nagano (22.72)         | 2. Shingo Yamamoto (10.27)     | 3. Katsumi Yamada (8.29)          [7 clears]    Nagano doubling the second fastest time

SK10) 1. Daisuke Nakata (2.85)         | 2. Naoki Iketani (2.78)              | 3. Katsumi Yamada (1.77)          [5 clears]    Historic fastest time
 
SK11) 1. Naoki Iketani (19.47)           | 2. Shingo Yamamoto (15.04)     | 3. Daisuke Nakata (14.56)         [11 clears]

SK12) 1. Makoto Nagano (15.82)        | 2. Koji Yamada (13.7)               | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (10.81)        [11 clears]   Firefighters are on fire 

SK13) 1. Makoto Nagano (29.03)        | 2. Shingo Yamamoto (13.71)     | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (12.92)        [10 clears]  That time from Nagano is unbelievable, on a mini renewal too

SK14) 1. Toshihiro Takeda (32.44)      | 2. Makoto Nagano (30.0)           | 3. Shingo Yamamoto (25.59)      [14 clears]  Magic trio is back

SK15) 1. Makoto Nagano (23.59)        | 2. Toshihiro Takeda (23.07)       | 3. Koji Yamada (19.48)              [7 clears]     Firefighters are on fire 2

SK16) 1. Toshihiro Takeda (19.82)       | 2. Shinji Kobayashi (14.77)       | 3. Paul Hamm (11.52)               [16 clears]   Surprised of Paul 

SK17) 1. Shunsuke Nagasaki (17.67)   | 2. Koji Yamada (16.08)             | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (13.37)       [11 clears]   Firefighters are on fire 3

SK18) 1. Makoto Nagano (23.25)        | 2. Shunsuke Nagasaki (17.8)     | 3. Takamasa Nagasaki (16.07)   [6 clears]    The Bros are on fire

SK19) 1. Koji Yamada (4.08)               | 2. Yuuji Washimi (3.29)                                                             [2 clears]

SK20) 1. Levi Meeuwenberg (16.01)    | 2. Makoto Nagano (8.43)          | 3. Yoshiyuki Okuyama (7.31)     [3 clears]

SK21) 1. Levi Meeuwenberg (21.51)    | 2. Toshihiro Takeda (15.79)       | 3. Makoto Nagano (12.97)        [9 clears]    Levi with fastest time even with the showboating
 
SK22) 1. Yuuji Urushihara (7.51)         | 2. Hitoshi Kanno (3.74)             | 3. Yoshiyuki Okuyama (3.33)    [5 clears]    SASUKE 10-esque tournament

SK23) 1. Levi Meeuwenberg (29.2)      | 2. Kenji Takahashi (20.8)          | 3. Jun Sato (19.42)                  [16 clears]  Jun dominating even during his late 10s

SK24) 1. Yuuji Urushihara (24.35)       | 2. Kenji Takahashi (24.06)        | 3. Naoya Tajima (20.02)            [12 clears]  Poor Tajima, remembered only by THAT fail 

SK25) 1. Levi Meeuwenberg (19.16)    | 2. Kenji Takahashi (16.48)        | 3. Lee En-Chih (14.29)              [11 clears]  Lee En-Chih appreciation moment 

SK26) 1. David Campbell (21.51)        | 2. Brian Orosco (20.58)            | 3. Travis Furlanic (14.23)           [10 clears]  RIP Japanese competitors

SK27) 1. David Campbell (44.32)        | 2. Travis Furlanic (43.9)            | 3. Yousuke Kaneko (34.84)        [27 clears]  WTF Kaneko

SK28) 1. Yuuji Urushihara (21.37)       | 2. Kazuma Asa (16.21)             | 3. Hitoshi Kanno (10.27)            [5 clears]

SK29) 1. Kazuma Asa (30.3)               | 2. Kenji Takahashi (23.11)        | 3. Yuuya Kadono (18.63)            [21 clears]   WTF Yuuya

SK30) 1. Kazuma Asa (35.55)             | 2. Ryo Matachi (33.91)             | 3. Drew Dreschel (28.9)              [27 clears]

SK31) 1. Anastase Ragivaru (35.68)    | 2. Kazuma Asa (29.4)               | 3. Drew Dreschel (21.23)            [17 clears, 14 known times]  I still remind Anastase's crazy debut

SK32) 1. Anastase Ragivaru (25.87)    | 2. Tomohiro Kawaguchi (20.65) | 3. Jun Sato (15.17)                     [8 clears]   Underrated run by Tomo

SK33) 1. Jun Sato (32.06)                  | 2. Drew Dreschel (31.31)          | 3. Kazuma Asa (29.13)                [13 clears]

SK34) 1. Drew Dreschel (38.24)          | 2. Dai Igarashi (29.6)               | 3. Anastase Ragivaru (28.94)       [24 clears]   WTF Igarashi?! 

SK35) 1. Jun Sato (20.39)                  | 2. Drew Dreschel (15.94)          | 3. Masashi Hioki (11.38)              [8 clears]     I miss that 1st Stage with 85 seconds as the TL 

SK36) 1. Drew Dreschel (29.45)          | 2. Jun Sato (23.39)                  | 3. Keitaro Yamamoto (13.01)       [15 clears]

SK37) 1. Jun Sato (20.21)                  | 2. Yoshiyuki Yamamoto (9.41)   | 3. Tatsuya Tada (6.93)                 [10 clears]    Completely insane run for Jun, considering it was raining

SK38) 1. Jun Sato (30.66)                  | 2. Yoshinori Isa (19.32)             | 3. Keitaro Yamamoto (15.75)       [14 clears]    Little surprised of Isa and Keitaro

SK39) 1. Yoshiyuki Yamamoto (27.17) | 2. Hayate Kajihara (26.67)         | 3. Yoshinori Isa (18.12)               [14 clears]   

SK40) 1. Hayate Kajihara (38.17)        | 2. Jun Sato (35.91)                   | 3. Yoshiyuki Yamamoto (30.01)    [24 clears]   Yoshi vs Hayate: The Ultimate Speed Battle 




SECOND STAGE

SK1) 1. Yoshihito Yamamoto (9.2)       | 2. Kane Kosugi (4.9)               | 3. Takayuki Kawashima (2.3)          [6 clears]

SK2) 1. Masakazu Ebihara (12.9)        | 2. Hiroaki Yoshizaki (9.8)         | 3. Ken Hasegawa (9.5)                  [9 clears]

SK3) 1. Shingo Yamamoto (13.6)        | 2. Minoru Matsumoto (4.2)       | 3. Ken Hasegawa (3.9)                 [6 clears]   Crazy run by Shingo

SK4) 1. Kazuhiko Akiyama (8.52)        | 2. Travis A. Schroeder (7.7)     | 3. Hiroaki Yoshizaki (6.9)              [11 clears, 8 known times]

SK5) 1. Shingo Yamamoto (0.42)                                                                                                            [1 clear]

SK6) 1. Yoshiaki Hatakeda (5.6)          | 2. Katsumi Yamada (4.9)         | Shane Kosugi (4.8)                      [5 clears]   Hatakeda to slowest time in 1st Stage to fastest in 2nd                                                                                                                                                                                      Stage; Kane to fastest in 1st Stage to slowest in 2nd Stage

SK7) 1. Kenji Takahashi (18.5)            | Shingo Yamamoto (15.6)         | 3. Hironoki Kuboki (5.1)               [5 clears]   Kongu dominating even in his 20s

SK8) 1. Toshihiro Takeda (19.92)         | 2. Jordan Jovtchev (11.55)      | 3. Shoei (9.3)                              [4 clears]

SK9) 1. Shingo Yamamoto (11.69)       | 2. Daisuke Nakata (11.38)       | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (5.08)            [4 clears]  Nagano to fastest time in 1st Stage to slowest in 2nd Stage

SK10) 1. Hiroyuki Asaoka (13.4)          | 2. Daisuke Nakata (8.7)           | 3. Naoki Iketani (7.81)                 [4 clears]  Asaoka to slowest time in 1st Stage to fastest in 2nd Stage

SK11) 1. Shinji Kobayashi (20.11)        | 2. Makoto Nagano (19.79)       | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (17.37)           [7 clears]

SK12) 1. Makoto Nagano (14.61)         | 2. Toshihiro Takeda (11.5)        | 3. M. Kobayashi/K. Akiyama (5.2) [10 clears]   Crazy tie for 3rd place

SK13) 1. Makoto Nagano (18.77)         | 2. Masaaki Kobayashi (16.67)   | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (12.76)          [5 clears]

SK14) 1. Masaaki Kobayashi (15.71)    | 2. Naoki Iketani (11.82)           | 3. Toshihiro Takeda (11.3)             [10 clears]  Surprised of Masaaki's speed

SK15) 1. Shingo Yamamoto (10.1)       | 2. Toshihiro Takeda (8.4)          | 3. Morgan Hamm (4.8)                 [6 clears]   Shingo to slowest time in 1st Stage to fastest in 2nd Stage 

SK16) 1. Kenji Takahashi (11.4)           | 2. Koji Yamada (11.08)            | 3. Bunpei Shiratori (8.53)             [8 clears]    Only time Bunpei finished on the time podium

SK17) 1. Toshihiro Takeda (13.84)        | 2. Shingo Yamamoto (12.05)   | 3. Shunsuke Nagasaki (10.89)      [8 clears]

SK18) 1. Kenji Takahashi (26.9)           | 2. Shunsuke Nagasaki (24.03)  | 3. Makoto Nagano (13.25)           [3 clears]    Nagano to fastest time in 1st Stage to slowest in 2nd Stage
 
SK19) N/A

SK20) 1. Levi Meeuwenberg (38.5)                                                                                                         [1 clear]

SK21) 1. Toshihiro Takeda (25.7)         | 2. Makoto Nagano (23.3)         | 3. Daisuke Miyazaki (10.38)         [3 clears]

SK22) 1. Yoshiyuki Okuyama (24.83)   | 2. Lee En-Chih (23.7)              | 3. Yuuji Urushihara (19.27)          [4 clears]  Shin SASUKE had embarassingly lenient time limits in Stage 2

SK23) 1. Levi Meeuwenberg (18.1)      | 2. Kenji Takahashi (17.76)       | 3. Hitoshi Kanno (7.8)                 [7 clears]    Only time Shin SASUKE had a decent time limit in Stage 2

SK24) 1. Kenji Takahashi (32.11)        | 2. Naoya Tajima (19.55)           | 3. Yoshiyuki Okuyama (14.95)     [7 clears]    Yuuji to fastest time in 1st Stage to slowest in 2nd Stage

SK25) 1. Kenji Takahashi (20.9)          | 2. Koji Hashimoto (5.4)            | 3. Yoshiyuki Okuyama (5.0)         [5 clears]    Kongu completely destroying the others

SK26) 1. David Campbell (23.4)          | 2. Brent Steffensen (21.68)      | 3. Lee En-Chih (13.78)               [6 clears]    RIP Japanese competitors 2

SK27) 1. James McGrath (18.84)         | 2. Ryan Stratis (18.1)              | 3. David Campbell (15.28)          [10 clears]   Americaaaaaaa

SK28) 1. Hitoshi Kanno (27.16)           | 2. Kazuma Asa (25.13)            | 3. Yuuji Urushihara (13.56)         [3 clears]    Yuuji to fastest time in 1st Stage to slowest in 2nd Stage

SK29) 1. Kenji Takahashi (5.14)          | 2. Kazuma Asa (4.05)              | 3. Hitoshi Kanno (3.8)                 [4 clears]    Clearing THAT Stage 2 is a mini Kanzenseiha

SK30) 1. Kazuma Asa (10.0)               | 2. Drew Dreschel (9.45)          | 3. Tomohiro Kawaguchi (7.07)      [9 clears]    To make you understand how crazy was the TL in 29

SK31) 1. Yusuke Morimoto (19.41)      | 2. Anastase Ragivaru (17.02)   | 3. Tomohiro Kawaguchi (14.27)    [8 clears]

SK32) 1. Anastase Ragivaru (28.63)    | 2. Brent Steffensen (25.56)      | 3. André Sihm (15.82)                [8 clears]  

SK33) 1. Yusuke Morimoto (16.51)      | 2. Drew Dreschel (7.83)           | 3. Jun Sato (7.35)                      [5 clears]

SK34) 1. Jun Sato (20.52)                  | 2. Satoshi Obata (16.54)          | 3. Drew Dreschel (14.47)            [9 clears]   What an horror duo 

SK35) 1. Drew Dreschel (23.72)          | 2. Jun Sato (18.97)                 | 3. Yusuke Morimoto (18.4)           [5 clears]  

SK36) 1. Jun Sato (19.55)                  | 2. Masashi Hioki (13.11)          | 3. Yusuke Morimoto (12.83)         [10 clears] 

SK37) 1. Yoshiyuki Yamamoto (23.57) | 2. Jun Sato (21.94)                 | 3. Tatsuya Tada (19.12)               [8 clears]  (Silent of boredom) Really nothing to say, thanks Inui

SK38) 1. Yoshiyuki Yamamoto (13.22) | 2. Yusuke Morimoto (11.21)     | 3. Tatsuya Tada (5.51)                 [5 clears] If even Jun missed the podium, that was a excellent 2nd Stage

SK39) 1. Yoshiyuki Yamamoto (26.55) | 2. Hayate Kajihara (20.72)       | 3. Masashi Hioki (16.75)              [9 clears]   Playground Stage 2 strikes back

SK40) 1. Hayate Kajihara (25.93)        | 2. Yusuke Morimoto (13.41)     | 3. Jun Sato (10.95)                     [12 clear]  OP Hayate 

[dakohosu]

Re Sasuke 2, we know that Yoshihito Yamamoto had the fastest time as it was mentioned during his Stage 2 run, but we don't know what that time was or whether the other All-Cut clears managed to scrape into the top 3. Similar story with Sasuke 4's Stage 2; I don't think anyone's run was deemed the "fastest time", and we did have a couple of competitors who made Stage 3 that tournament who had faster times on Stage 2 in previous tournaments like Eiichi Miura.

But yeah, you can only post the known times. I wish they'd shown the clear times of each competitor on the Sasuke book.

[xelA197]

In SASUKE 2 even Shingo and Yamada's runs were fully cut, I would like if they tell us how much time they left, so we can finally know if Yamada had ever beaten the claxon in his entire career (not counting SK 13 Trials). And given that Shingo cleared with 29 secs left in 1, I won't be surprised if he had a podium time.

[shunsukenumber98]

seems as though we are getting a lot of fast times in the modern era of sasuke, they really need to change up the course

[ChiBiJKT48]

Even Travis' time in SASUKE 4 is off as he actually finished with 7,65 seconds left *you can see the time if you carefully watch his introduction during SASUKE 5's Opening*, which made me think that TBS won't promote that particular run of him *especially given that he is foreigner* if he didn't do something special like finishing with most time left on Second Stage *thanks for whoever were responsible for screwing Akiyama's time*.

[xelA197]

Jan 13, 2024 2:31:27 GMT -5 ChiBiJKT48 said:

Even Travis' time in SASUKE 4 is off as he actually finished with 7,65 seconds left *you can see the time if you carefully watch his introduction during SASUKE 5's Opening*, which made me think that TBS won't promote that particular run of him *especially given that he is foreigner* if he didn't do something special like finishing with most time left on Second Stage *thanks for whoever were responsible for screwing Akiyama's time*.

TBS hating the foreigners even in 2000

[ChiBiJKT48]

Also SASUKE 1 only had 23 Clears, you had little bit typo there.

Yamada had his best time in SASUKE 6 is not a surprise for me, as that's the tournament where I think he is at his most prime. It was the only tournament which I genuinely think that he would achieve Kanzenseiha during Golden Era, if not for that Pipe Slider fiasco.