Tour de France 2022 Data Doodles - Week 2
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redfiona99This week, the withdrawals came as a steady drip, drip, drip.
There were no withdrawals due to riders being over the time limit. 55% of the withdrawals were due to riders not starting stages, and 45% were mid-stage abandonments.
The withdrawals are spread out amongst the teams and stages. No team has lost more than 1 rider, and those stages were riders have withdrawn, 2-4 riders have withdrawn per stage.
Withdrawals by stage:
Stages ordered by number of withdrawals:
Team Kaplan Meier:
The overall Kaplan Meier looks like
It does help to answer the question posed in this post, as to whether or not the 2021 Tour rate of attrition was worse than usual.
Comparing the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Kaplan Meier charts, 2020 and 2022 almost completely overlap at this point, while the 2021 line is worse.
There were no withdrawals due to riders being over the time limit. 55% of the withdrawals were due to riders not starting stages, and 45% were mid-stage abandonments.
The withdrawals are spread out amongst the teams and stages. No team has lost more than 1 rider, and those stages were riders have withdrawn, 2-4 riders have withdrawn per stage.
Withdrawals by stage:
Stages ordered by number of withdrawals:
Team Kaplan Meier:
The overall Kaplan Meier looks like
It does help to answer the question posed in this post, as to whether or not the 2021 Tour rate of attrition was worse than usual.
Comparing the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Kaplan Meier charts, 2020 and 2022 almost completely overlap at this point, while the 2021 line is worse.
