Recreate and enrich the benchmarking timeline from the collected research page, with a common timeline, click-on/off players, and a view of who the champion is.
“Could you use logos/favicons for players in this report?”
The collected page yields 28 champion events across 23 benchmarks, from February 2025 to October 2026, spanning 7 providers. Each point below is a benchmark’s first observed winner or a later record-breaking takeover; scores use each benchmark’s own metric and are not comparable across rows, so there is no single universal champion.
| Benchmark | Current holder | Record score | Date set | Events | History | Source |
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Method: record progression extracted from the collected research.site timeline page (research.site/table?view=charts) — 28 champion-event rows across 23 benchmarks and 23 latest-holder rows, Feb 2025 to Oct 2026, citing 26 distinct source URLs on 14 independent hosts; the largest single URL supports 2 rows (7.1%). Each score is the benchmark’s own metric (accuracy %, F1, KPR, rubric score), normalized 0–100 only for plotting within a row, never for cross-benchmark comparison. “First measured champion” means first winner observed in this collection, not benchmark inventor or all-time record; month-precision dates are plotted at the first of the month. This is not necessarily the complete world-record history of every benchmark.