Paddle Intel is a results and analysis service for dragon boat racing, built by BIOME Eco-Labs in Ottawa, Canada. Every number is recorded event by event from the official results, computed in a database rather than copied from a summary, and checked against the organisers' own medal tally.
Sources
- Official results service of the championship (idbfchamps.org): standings, medal tally, and every race stage.
- International Dragon Boat Federation Bulletin 4 for entries and field sizes.
- Official race programmes for club cities and countries.
Imports
- 2026-09-03 12:23 — Days 1 and 2: standings, medal tally, Day 2 finals, Senior B women all stages, Premier semis and finals official standings, extracted 2 September
- 2026-09-03 12:23 — Day 1 and 2 finals and Day 1 rounds, heats and repechages official live results, screenshots
- 2026-09-03 12:53 — Day 3 (200 m): 130 standings rows, 59 races, 336 results official standings, extracted 3 September
Data notes
- DQ1 Three Russian clubs are tagged INA on the results service. INA is the neutral-athlete designation; the race programme lists them as Russian. · accepted
- DQ2 A mirror site labels Senior C open small boat as standard boat. The official service (small boat, 10 paddlers) wins. · accepted
- DQ3 Senior A women standard-boat standings sum only rounds 2 and 3. Placings unaffected; the aggregate is not a three-round total. · accepted
- DQ4 Sum-of-rounds aggregates are not comparable across events. Aggregate times are never compared across classes. · accepted
- DQ5 Largest contingent unresolved: crew entries favour Canada, club count favours the United States, athlete counts unpublished. Canada is described as one of the two largest contingents. · accepted
- DQ6 All medal tables are labelled unofficial by the organisers. Every page carries the same status. · accepted
- DQ7 Some club acronyms could not be verified. Names are printed as the results service shows them. · accepted
- DQ8 In sum-of-rounds events a crew that raced fewer rounds shows a smaller aggregate. Placings, not aggregate times, are used; negative gaps are excluded from close-call analysis. · accepted
- DQ9 Some clubs appear under different names across views. Aliases recorded; the medal-tally spelling is canonical. · resolved
- DQ10 The results service shows a country only for medalled clubs. Other clubs' countries come from the official race programme, with provenance recorded. · accepted
- DQ11 Race 132 (Premier open small boat, repechage 1) was still marked not yet approved at extraction. No medal depends on it. · open
- DQ12 Ten small-class rounds were combined races (two classes in one start). Per-row event assignment scheduled for the next database migration. Resolved from Day 3: every result row now carries its own class. · resolved
- DQ13 Day 3: three race rows carry no place number, each a dead heat on time with the row above. Stored without a place and marked as a tie; standings placings are unaffected. · accepted
- DQ14 Day 3: the Senior B mixed standard-boat final had nine crews, lanes 0 to 8. Stored as printed; lane 0 is valid in this race. · accepted
- DQ15 Day 3: one Under-24 crew's aggregate covers two rounds only after a scratch in round 3. Placings used, not aggregates. · accepted
Reports
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