Moto GP
This visualization presents two stacked bar charts showing MotoGP race results from 2000 to 2015, tracking the share of wins and podium finishes among five prominent riders plus "Others." The upper chart displays annual win counts, while the lower chart shows podium finishes, with each rider assigned a distinct color via an ordinal scale. The data is loaded from a CSV and processed through d3's stack layout to create cumulative bars for each season. The chart animates on page load: rectangles representing each rider's contributions transition sequentially by year, growing from zero height to their final stacked values with a 250ms delay per year, creating a dynamic reveal of how the dominance of Rossi, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Stoner, and Marquez shifted over time. The visualization uses a time scale for years, linear scales for counts, and includes a legend above the graphic area. A brief narrative describes the trend: while Rossi dominated early seasons, the successive arrivals of other top riders left fewer opportunities for the rest of the field, as shown by the shrinking "Others" category in both the wins and podiums stacked bar charts. The animation reveals this change year by year.
Title: Moto GP
This visualization presents two stacked bar charts that illustrate how five MotoGP riders—Rossi, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Stoner, and Marquez—dominated wins and podium finishes from 2001 to 2015. Using a single SVG with animated transitions, the top chart shows each rider's share of race wins per season, while the bottom chart shows podiums. Each bar segment is colored by rider, and the animation builds year by year, highlighting how the "Others" category shrinks over time as the top riders claim an increasing share of results. The chart is paired with a short descriptive narrative and a legend, making the historical shift in competitive balance immediately visible. </final_clean>{"title":"Moto GP 2001-2015 : Not much room for other.","source":"gist","author":"amerval","framework":"d3","type":"stacked bar chart with animation","rendering":"svg + animation","data":"motogp.csv (riders, wins, podiums per season)","visual":"Two vertically stacked time-series bar charts show the share of wins (top) and podium finishes (bottom) among top MotoGP riders from 2000 to 2015. Bars are colored by rider and animate sequentially year by year, illustrating how five riders—Rossi, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Stoner, and Marquez—increasingly dominated results, leaving less for others.","interaction":"none","keywords":"MotoGP, stacked bar chart, time series, animation, d3"}
Title: Moto GP
A stacked bar chart animation showing the dominance of five elite MotoGP riders—Valentino Rossi, Dani Pedrosa, Jorge Lorenzo, Casey Stoner, and Marc Marquez—from 2000 to 2015. The visualization displays the share of race wins (top chart) and podium finishes (bottom chart) per season, with each rider represented by a distinct color. As the years progress, the bars animate to reveal how these riders collectively claimed an increasing share of results, leaving little room for other competitors. Built with D3.js v3 using SVG, the chart uses a time-based x-axis and stacked bar segments to illustrate shifting dominance among the sport's top names.
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## Moto GP
This example shows an animated stacked bar chart using SVG that visualizes MotoGP race wins and podium finishes across the 2001–2015 seasons, segmented by rider (Rossi, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Stoner, Marquez, and Others). The bars animate sequentially by year, rising from zero to their stacked heights, and colors encode the riders' contributions, making the dominance of a few top riders over time immediately apparent.## Moto GP
This animated stacked bar chart uses SVG to show how a handful of riders dominated MotoGP from 2001 to 2015. Two panels display the share of wins and podium finishes per season, with each rider’s contributions stacked and color-coded. Bars grow sequentially by year, highlighting how Rossi, Pedrosa, Lorenzo, Stoner, and Marquez left little room for other competitors over time.