[OC] Spanien brauchte 76 Jahre, um seine erste FIFA-Männer-Weltmeisterschaft zu gewinnen, aber „nur“ 16 Jahre für die zweite

England wins in 2038 so they can be inverse Spain.

Every time a team wins their third World Cup, they win their fourth one 24 years later. So Argentina will win their next one in 2046. 

Calling it „Time between wins“ when you get two values for a team that only one once, might be a bit misleading.

I get what you are really measuring, but the label implies something else.

**Important update:** I made a mistake in the period between the first appearance of Brazil and its first win. It should be 28 years (1930-1958). It was a manual mistake as I was inputting the data. I will correct it soon.

Bars should be in order of year

HAHAHA of course the Germans would be that consistent with their gaps. Peak efficiency

Brasil in their longest drought in history is something that is both surprising and not surprising at the same time.

These data are difficult to read

Since you’re measuring moments across time, I feel like a gantt chart would have brought your vision of explaining the data out much clearer

Now add in a colour for if they didn’t make it to the WC so we can laugh at Italy not making it in over a decade