In this spreadsheet, you will find all the episodes of The Chase that have aired so far. Each sheet contains a list of episodes for each version of The Chase. This spreadsheet is updated as soon as my contributors update their data or when new episodes are uploaded online.

In this spreadsheet, you will find the statistics for each version and each Chaser that have appeared on the show. You can view the Final Chase win rate, the average speed in the Final Chase, and the accuracy of each Chaser here.

In this spreadsheet, you will find several unconventional graphs that are not present in the International Statistics Project.

One Question Shootout is a go-to for The Chase fans who want to crunch the numbers. Their website has everything you would need for the British version of the show including an episode list, statistics for both the contestants and the Chasers, and even pictures of Chasers in each series and special episodes. This website has been the point of interest in most of my works.

James has developed a spreadsheet for the Australian version of the show. It not only displays the win rate, average speed, and accuracy of each Chaser in The Chase Australia, but it also shows the milestones that each Chaser has achieved (like the Chasers' 100th appearance). However, keep in mind that James does not record statistics for each individual contestant unlike One Question Shootout.

This website made by Sebastian shows the statistics for Gefragt-Gejagt, the German version of The Chase. Although not as frequently updated anymore, it still gives a comprehensive analysis of each Chaser's performance.

GameSHOWS.ru is the website for episodes from other versions of The Chase such as the Croatian, Russian, Serbian, and Turkish versions. This website also does the statistics for other game shows such as multiple versions of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and The Cube.