The following is a list of competitors who have managed to reach at least the second stage in each competition of Sasuke and also number of competitors who failed to finish the first stage. The results are listed according to who went furthest, along with the obstacle and stage they failed to complete. In the 10th competition, the number system ran from 901–1000 to indicate that 1000 attempts have been made to complete the first stage; in the 20th competition, it ran from 1901–2000 to indicate that 2000 attempts have been made to complete the first stage. In the 30th competition, it ran from 2901–3000 to indicate that 3000 attempts have been made to complete the first stage; then in the 40th competition, it ran from 3901-4000 to indicate that 4000 attempts have been made to complete the first stage.
Legend
The competitor achieved Total Victory. The competitor is female. The competitor was injured while performing the obstacle. The competitor was disqualified.
1st competition
Aired: September 27, 1997 †
† First and only competition to be held indoors at Tokyo Bay NK Hall.
2nd competition
Aired: September 26, 1998
† Ebihara pushed one side of the pipe harder than the other, causing the pipe to fall off the tracks.
3rd competition
Aired: March 13, 1999
4th competition
Aired: October 16, 1999
† When Schroeder tried to get the pipe across the tracks, he pushed one side harder than the other, causing it to fall off the tracks.
5th competition
Aired: March 18, 2000
6th competition
Aired: September 9, 2000
† Yamada cleared the Pipe Slider, but after the landing he fell sideways off the mat.
Note: All five competitors who cleared the First Stage also cleared the Second Stage.
7th competition
Aired: March 17, 2001
† Yamamoto climbed two and a half meters before slipping and dislocating his shoulder, falling to the safety mats below.
8th competition
Aired: September 29, 2001
† Jovtchev fell off the Spider Climb after the walls split at the 15 second limit. †† Sakawa landed on the mat from the Chain Reaction, but as he landed, his foot touched the water, resulting in immediate disqualification. ††† Shoei went off course as he touched the Body Prop's board.
9th competition
Aired: March 16, 2002
† When Naoki Iketani cleared the Reverse Conveyor, time was expired before he could attempt the Wall Lifting.
10th competition
Aired: September 25, 2002
11th competition
Aired: March 21, 2003
† Nakayama cleared the Wall Lift, but hit the red button a split-second too late.
12th competition
Aired: October 1, 2003
† Yamada cleared the second stage, but was disqualified for using his gloves on the Spider Walk.
13th competition
Aired: April 6, 2004
14th competition
Aired: January 4, 2005
† At the end of the Devil's Swing Kobayashi tried to grab the bar of the Pipe Slider, but he missed and the bar moved too far away from him. Although he continued to swing, he was unable to get through that gap and he fell. †† Hamm cleared the Wall Lift as time ran out, but forgot to hit the red button as he burst through the gates, and was disqualified.
15th competition
Aired: July 20, 2005
† Bunpei Shiratori was the last competitor to attempt the first stage due to suffering from heat exhaustion.
16th competition
Aired: December 30, 2005
† When Nagano tried to grab the Pipe Slider bar from the Devil's Swing, he lost his grip on the bar and it slid far away from him. Thus, he was unable to reach the Pipe Slider when he jumped for it and he fell into the water.
17th competition
Aired: October 11, 2006
18th competition
Aired: March 21, 2007
† When Nagano crossed the second gap of the Cliff Hanger, he grabbed the top of the frame with one hand, therefore going off the course. Nagano pointed out his mistake and allowed himself to be disqualified. †† No number given. Some sources have said he was No. 86, but this has not been proven to be true.
19th competition
Aired: September 19, 2007
Note: Only 2 competitors managed to clear the First Stage and neither managed to clear the Second Stage.
20th competition
Aired: March 26, 2008
21st competition
Aired: September 17, 2008
†An error in design caused the ring to force down the track, causing Nagano to fail just as he managed to put the ring in the stopper.