Preview · Career view

Career timelines, side by side

Every racquet used by the seven players in our database, plotted across the years they used them. Each bar's color is the series. When a player used multiple racquets concurrently — Lin Dan in 2017, for instance — the bars stack into sub-rows. The Olympic and World Championship years are where careers cross.

7 players
37 racquet years
Year ↓ · Player →
🇲🇾 Lee Chong Wei
2003–2019
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
2001–2020
🇮🇩 Taufik Hidayat
1999–2012
🇩🇰 Peter Gade
1998–2012
🇯🇵 Kento Momota
2014–2024
🇪🇸 Carolina Marin
2012–present
🇩🇰 Viktor Axelsen
2013–present
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Best on a wider screen. Below: each player as a section, racquets in chronological order. Tap any racquet for details.
🇲🇾 Lee Chong Wei
2003–2019
🇨🇳 Lin Dan
2001–2020
🇮🇩 Taufik Hidayat
1999–2012
🇩🇰 Peter Gade
1998–2012
🇯🇵 Kento Momota
2014–2024
🇪🇸 Carolina Marin
2012–present
🇩🇰 Viktor Axelsen
2013–present
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How to read this
Columns are players. Ordered left-to-right by their earliest tracked racquet year. Reading down a column traces that player's career like a resume.
Bars are racquets. Height = years used. Color = series. Hover or click for the era, achievement, and link to the full racquet page.
Sub-tracks handle overlap. When a player used multiple racquets simultaneously, bars split into parallel lanes inside that player's column. Lin Dan in 2017 (5+ Voltric variants) is the densest cluster.
Read rows horizontally. A horizontal slice across a year shows who was using what — the 2008 row catches Lin Dan's Beijing-era arsenal next to LCW's Armortec phase.