Rubik's Cube

1-200, 201-400, 401-600, 601-800, 801-1000, 1001-1200, 1201-1400, 1401-1600, 1601-1800, 1801-2000, 2001-2200, 2201-2400

Place	Result	Name	Quote	Date
800	27.50 seconds	Scott Satkin	Hi Mom!
802	27.55 seconds	Frank Freeman	finally, sub 30. still averaging like 47 seconds, got lucky on F2L	20060705
803	27.56 seconds	Michael Jung	F L2 B2 D L B' U2 D2 R' F' B' U' L2 R' B2 D' F' B' D2 L' R' F2 U' D R	20070529
804	27.60 seconds	Ryan Jew	Still The Beginners Method.	20080915
805	27.65 seconds	Taylor Houlihan	Non-lucky, I didn't happen to have the scramble. Right before this I got 27.66, ha ha.	20070507
806	27.70 seconds	Matt Truong	U R2 U D2 B F L2 F' D L U L U D' F' B2 L B2 R L' U F2 U' B' R2 Non-lucky. I use 3-look last layer. Sub-30 after a month of cubing! Thanks to my teacher Shelley Chang.	20060826
807	27.71 seconds	Andrew Drake	Timed with J-Net Cube using the Lars Petrus method. 25-09-07	20070927
808	27.72 seconds	Andrey Alenin	n/a	20050822
808	27.72 seconds	Carlo Tripodi	After a month of hard practice, today I did my first two times under 30sec and this is the best!	20080127
810	27.73 seconds	Andrew Choi	My average is around 37 seconds right now. This is the only nonlucky sub30 solve I've ever gotten.	20071028
811	27.74 seconds	Andrew Webber	n/a	20070222
812	27.87 seconds	Antonino Vilardi	Not bad ;)Italian Rubik's cube group	20061027
813	27.89 seconds	Marc Piche	?
814	27.97 seconds	Edward House	This was my second sub 30 solve.	20080423
815	28.00 seconds	Jesse Pham	Lol. My fastest solve ever! :D	20080110
816	28 seconds	Ben Leblond	n/a
816	28 seconds	Chris Field	I average about 40 seconds. I've had a couple of really fast times, but 28 seconds is the fastest that I have timed.
816	28 seconds	Jan Balhar	Not a lucky (Lucky case 24 seconds). I have been practising two months. Only 25 algorithms! I 'll be the best cuber in Prague :-)
816	28 seconds	John Boyd	Did in 1982 in the middle of the jungle in PNG.	1982
816	28 seconds	Joel Waas Smith	n/a	20080430
816	28 seconds	Ludwig Fichte	My first non-lucky sub30 solve. I was so going crazy when I realized the time! so far my best solve has been 32 seconds. Cross was about 5 moves, pretty easy F2L cases and my favorite OLL and PLL situation. sub20 here I come ;-)	20080627
816	28 seconds	Zack Lee	I've been working on some new algs and they payed off giving me my fastest time ever. This was not a lucky solve.	20080806
823	28.22 seconds	Kesavan Yogeswaran	n/a	20070318
824	28.24 seconds	Justin Mohr	Not lucky but easy. Using modified Petrus method. The 2x2x3 block came together in about 10 moves 2 pairs of bad edges a T orientation alg to orient the corners and Arne for the PLL.	20051024
824	28.24 seconds	Rick Mazzante	fun time with the cube that day! petrus method	20060528
826	28.29 seconds	Collins Newey	n/a	20060414
827	28.33 seconds	Andreas Bækdahl	n/a	20080910
828	28.38 seconds	Siddarth Senthilkumar	Lucky solve Still learning F2L, OLL, and PLL. Skipped OLL, super easy PLL. F2L, 2 blocks already made. Super Lucky! :D	20080627
829	28.40 seconds	Nathan Wagenet	With layer-by-layer! Skipped only one step. I'm working on Fridrich now, but I just started that yesterday, and I'm already down to a best of 51 seconds. :)	20050520
830	28.4 seconds	Collin Perschon	I have days where I can go really fast and look ahead, then there are the days that I always pause between moves.
831	28.41 seconds	Andrew Ruestow	My first sub-30 time!!!	20061219
832	28.42 seconds	Carl-Johan Kjellander	Finally! A non lucky, sub-30 time! Done with the Petrus method practicing for Chalmers Open 2005. Chalmers Cube Club	20050604
833	28.48 seconds	Hao Min	Did this during ad-break of Desperate Housewives.	20050612
834	28.51 seconds	Jan Gnoinski	n/a	20080519
835	28.52 seconds	Ivan Enrico	Lucky! OLL skip. But this is my first sub-30, I always get 30.xx times :-(	20070825
836	28.57 seconds	Michael Grimsley	Not lucky, but easy solve.
837	28.59 seconds	Forrest Rice	4 months cubing with the petrus method	20060601
838	28.61 seconds	Lou Clifton	First sub-30 solve, almost got a sub-40 average!
838	28.61 seconds	Hadley Sheffield	Done during the Real-Man's Average of 10. Not lucky per-say but after the cross one pair was already placed.	20080406
840	28.62 seconds	Red Vendl	Sub-30 woot! -CodeRed	20070312
841	28.63 seconds	Federico Marcelli	n/a	20060802
842	28.66 seconds	John Lwin	This was not lucky, just moved fast! cross was easy and fast pll and oll, need more learning :) must hit sub 20s.
843	28.70 seconds	Andrew T Davis	I swear that im not a nerd	20060324
844	28.71 seconds	Bryan Cheng	Finally a sub 30 =D	20070701
845	28.72 seconds	Brion Jhames Andico	L2 U2 B' D F' L' U F L2 U B' U' B2 L D' L U D L' D2 U' B2 L' B' D'	20080412
846	28.75 seconds	Conrad Michelucci	With corners first methode, without luck.	20051105
847	28.86 seconds	Andrew Growdy	My first sub30 since I got back into cubing a few months ago	20070703
847	28.86 seconds	James Watt	Been away a while, Learned a Few new Tricks 1st Sub 30 for me. Jarhead Cubing	20071101
849	28.92 seconds	Pyry Lukkala	Petrus method, non-lucky.	20080627
850	28.93 seconds	Aili Asikainen	n/a	20070620
851	28.95 seconds	Thomas Rond	Not a lucky case, I was just in the zone. 8-) RubiXtremE - "It's on the edge."
852	29 seconds	Nelson Lee	A little bit lucky.
852	29 seconds	Bekim Mahmuti	Sometime in mid 80's. This was my best time, and I have witnesses. Otherwise I used to solve it every time between 30 and 45 sec.
852	29 seconds	Dwayne Dollard	This solve included an ELL. This alg was one I used to use when I first learned to solve the cube.	20050416
852	29 seconds	Zev Eisenberg	I use heavily modified verison of the method in the original manual. I replaced or optimized most off its algs. solve with a white cross on the bottom. I use partial F2L and fantisize about learing OLL/PLL. You can see me solve @ homepage.mac.com/igeek1/.	20050425
852	29 seconds	Mark Koenen	I actually believe it was something in 28, but I'm not sure how much.	20080317
852	29 seconds	Supakrit Paoliwat	I Solve It At Scholl At Test Day	20080727
858	29.02 seconds	Wonjun Choi	http://hs.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=439388&id=526713123	20080224
859	29.06 seconds	Ken Nieva	REM[Rapid Eye Movement], F2L, OLL, PLL, Ineed To improve And learn the other methods of solving the Rubik's Cube	20081005
860	29.08 seconds	Alexandre Nguyen	My only sub 30, I average 38 and I cant seem to squeeze 10 off.
861	29.11 seconds	William Polycarpe	n/a	20051008
861	29.11 seconds	Avik Dutta	This is my fastest solve till date using fridrich 3-look LL.	20061122
863	29.18 seconds	Kyal Shepard	I am planning to learn more algorithms, to increase my speed.
864	29.23 seconds	Ryan Prophet	Scramble: DB2R2DU'L2RB2D'R'D2F2B2L'FD2U'F'B2L'U'BD'LB' My first ever sub-30!	20080815
865	29.24 seconds	Jack Bartlett	this solve was completely on accident, but im happy with it	20080501
866	29.27 seconds	Sean Wong	I win you and I own	20071112
867	29.30 seconds	Jon Hoover	"We choose to do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard!"
867	29.30 seconds	Adam Slate	n/a	20030724
869	29.31 seconds	Adam Arico	I did this before school started with my stop watch with 2 people watching and they both know..my freind scrambled it for like 5 minutes and it was a little lucky solve. I got to skip 3 of the 4 Algorithms.	20070518
869	29.31 seconds	James Molloy	I'm learning the Fridrich method and I know 2 PLLs and about 7 OLLs. I just tried to see if I could solve sub 50 a couple of times when I get this really lucky solve. The cross took a lot of moves but I had created an extended cross from that without realising I had the 'T' OLL so I could just do F R U R' U' F' and then I had a U-Perm for the PLL which I find easy.	20080304
871	29.34 seconds	Paul Hlebowitsh	Sub-30 for the first time! Woohoo!	20060116
872	29.35 seconds	Patrick Haggerty	n/a
873	29.37 seconds	Welton Leung	n/a	20080712
874	29.4 seconds	Per Johnsson	This was a loong time ago in the early 80's.
875	29.41 seconds	Miles Yucht	very lucky for me I'm just 14, and I have been solving for about a month now easy sune oll pll was h alg, I have been completing h in about 1.8 seconds	20070115
876	29.42 seconds	Jay Moon	Meh. Lucky-ish. Still using same old beginner's method hehe.. just some nimble fingers.	20080111
877	29.53 seconds	Thomas Dehaeze	C'est la première fois que je suis passé e-dssous des 30 secondes.	20070324
878	29.54 seconds	Nobil Kirma II	16 second first two layers (no F2L or Keyhole used), easy cases for orientation of corners and edges, very fast permutation of corners and edges. Non-lucky. Done using the Bonde Timer (www.rubiks.dk) with computer scramble.
879	29.56 seconds	Cory Loviglio	It's weird because my previous best was 34 seconds, but this was just a lot of easy cases, not really lucky. I first starting cubing about a month and a half ago at EPGY and learned from Tyson Mao. I've set the bar pretty high for myself until my next best solve. (Done on the ultimate Rubik's cube timer).
880	29.62 seconds	Benekire Emerkar	It is my best of best time. I look 3 hours. My rubik's cube in method of cubing and I solve. 56moves.	20060609
881	29.63 seconds	Blake Bye	B' D F U2 D2 F' U' F2 D2 F2 L2 F2 D2 B L2 R2 B' R' U' F' D2 F D2 F R Super easy cross I picked F2L right and got a super easy last layer.	20080321
882	29.78 seconds	Justin Tang	My times seems to be more consistent these days. So it's harder to get records even though my average times are so close to this solve. My computer 3x3x3 solve record is 24.02 seconds. I still need to improve on last layer though.	20070718
883	29.84 seconds	Adam Sherwood	Thanks to AntiBenny I'm finally under 30.
884	29.85 seconds	Asa Kaplan	Wow this was crazy. i wasnt lucky and right after i greased my cube i got this record. also if any one finds a good diagramed rubik's cube speed soving solution emmail me plz.	20070612
885	29.87 seconds	Jon Rogers	SUB-30!!!!!!	20070218
885	29.87 seconds	Tom Rae	As close to lucky as possible without luck involved :) just easy cases for the F2L	20080317
887	29.91 seconds	Vince Zakis	Yeah. Fastest time so far but it's the first sub 30 i got.I really need help on the first two layers so if anybody could help me out.	20070620
888	29.94 seconds	Peter Douthwright	Finally, I have broken the subb 30 barrier.	20070312
888	29.94 seconds	Troy Manzitti	woohoo! first sub-30 even though i average at around 40-43 seconds	20080104
890	29.95 seconds	Jonathan Ruel	First non-lucky sub 30sec! Used timer at www.rubiks.dk/timer.html.
890	29.95 seconds	Mallet Gregory	It's my official best time, Set during French Champ 2004 . Corner first.	20040416
892	30.00 seconds	Kameron Ricks	n/a	20070820
893	30 seconds	Peter York	n/a
893	30 seconds	Jeremy Klas	I like Corn Flakes.
893	30 seconds	Pablo DeLaLoza	This was a lucky. Average time 40 sec.	1986
893	30 seconds	Darren Lin	I'm so proud!	20070425
893	30 seconds	Cameron Hess	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZDUTXQrQj4	20071116
898	30.03 seconds	Manuel Petereyns	i am doing it 3 month now i use layer by layer; last layer i first permute and then orient corners and then i use 2 alg which i can use 8 different ways to orient and permute edges	20060215
898	30.03 seconds	Alex Stewart	This is my fastest time, I;m gonna try a faster method to get it down to sub-20s. Video	20070104
898	30.03 seconds	Evan Warner	smooth solve. not lucky. the middle edges paired up nicely with the first layer corners. everything went quickly from there	20070304
901	30.04 seconds	Frida Riyanto	n/a	20070403
902	30.08 seconds	Fidel Rebull	yes	20080627
903	30.23 seconds	Wesley Jarmon	at this point i had been working on the cube for about 2 months and i finally got into the 40's with an occasional 31 or 32 lucky solve and when i was solving this one it felt like just another 40ish second solve but when i stopped the timer my jaw hit the floor, i thought it was going to be slow since it wasnt a lucky solve at all and it took a second for me to realize that i just solved an unlucky cube that fast :)	20070418
903	30.23 seconds	Karl Afrikian	It was recess at my school. and i was solving around a 41 sec. average. my friend Nick and my history teacher Mr. Willis were both watching. Nick at the clock. Mr. Willis stating when i finished.and then i got a nice 30.23 on one of my solves..and before that..for 5 solves..i beat my record of 39 sec. for 5 solves in a row..and i had a 33 sec. and i beat it by 3 sec. on one of my solves.	20080101
905	30.26 seconds	Ryan West	I got this with a stopwatch during math class after a test.	20070512
906	30.28 seconds	Adam Fischer	n/a	20060120
907	30.30 seconds	Daniel Wang	R2 F D2 B L2 R D2 F' R U' B L2 B2 L R' F2 R U2 B2 F2 U' F' L R U One of my fastest solves	20060927
908	30.39 seconds	Jakub Danilewicz	Yeah!!!	20071112
909	30.46 seconds	Matthew Earnshaw	PLL skip I think. Method: F2L + Beginners last layer	20080224
910	30.58 seconds	Damien Guillotin	Sub-30's, here I come! No pro-cubing, they say it isn't a job, oh but I disagree you ignorant slob! www.bikskru.fr.st K10uB4L1F3!
911	30.60 seconds	Mathias Brown	Got lucky because I didn't have to do the PLL.	20080224
911	30.60 seconds	Matyas Lagos	Beginners (LBL) method, with rubik's 3x3. I want to go under 30.	20080405
913	30.62 seconds	Erik Listor	I was timing myself when I was bored, and turned out to break my record!	20070416
914	30.71 seconds	Alex Patterson	yeah, first page and close to .5 min, what else can i ask for?	20060217
915	30.73 seconds	Sam Kennedy	3 move cross + 1 f2l pair, i finished the f2l in around 20 seconds, double sune OLL, T-Perm PLL. Best Solve Ever =D	20071115
916	30.76 seconds	Niki Felderer	Can't break the 30 second barrier.I got to work on the last layer I still solve it in 4 steps.
917	30.81 seconds	Jose Lorenzo Acuin	So close to breaking 30 secs. I still need to work on finger tricks and memorize more PLL algs. That's it!
918	30.86 seconds	Matthew Barrett	My original record before this was 38.18. I had to put in every piece so it wasn't a lucky case.
919	30.87 seconds	Jacob Wildes	With new speedcube bought at my first competition. Walmart cubes are really bad.	20070328
920	31 seconds	Seb Mercier	Under 30 s very soon (I hope)
920	31 seconds	Daniel Jeng	lovelife*	20051011
920	31 seconds	Aaron Daub	just an easy LL with a partially completed Keyhole F2l.	20080224
923	31.01 seconds	Michael Stegmeier	aghh sooo close to breaking the half minute barrier, still goin for it mike stegg-[reppin bohemia ny]	20070919
924	31.02 seconds	Marcin Rosadzinski	n/a
925	31.05 seconds	Isaac Walkup	got a slow method but fast hands. Time to learn fridrich method.	20050720
926	31.06 seconds	Kim Hongul	Here is my homepage http://my.dreamwiz.com/pikajju0407 its not completely maded. hello my name is Kim Hongul, 12years old. ha;;; English is so hard	20070814
927	31.09 seconds	Joshua Starbird	I'm new at it (by a couple months) I don't know the whole fridrich method algorithms yet but 31.09 is when I got the oll and ppl's I knew )	20080725
928	31.19 seconds	David Poole	im only 11 and ovesly im the fastest according to this web site.i was doing oll and after i was done it was solve. SORRY FOR BERSTING YOUR GUY SES BUBBLE!!! also practice is what got me this fast i practice 90% of the day	20080227
929	31.25 seconds	Justin Kao	n/a	20070503
930	31.26 seconds	Eric Gould	n/a	20060508
930	31.26 seconds	Junior Taitt	Totally unexpected! I can taste that sub-30	20071116
932	31.27 seconds	Kyle Springman	This was a fast solve, I got an easy cross, the F2L practically threw itself together, and one of my favorite permutations.
933	31.35 seconds	Charles Black	This was an amazing record for me! Timed with my friend's stopwatch on his watch.	20080816
934	31.36 seconds	Sebastian Dumitrescu	I think sub-31.36 is possible :D. Are there any Romanian cubers? I sure would like to meet one, since I'm a Romanian too :) My website.
934	31.36 seconds	Neil Karpe	I had a bunch of slow 40 plus times, and then got this solve. I was able to put to use my new F2L slot algs. :)	20071112
936	31.40 seconds	Gelo Gamboa	n/a	20080331
937	31.42 seconds	Kalvin Lee	Still going, not using the Full Fridrich method, unfortuantely. Learning new algorithms soon..	20070410
938	31.46 seconds	Stephanie Aligbe	Haven't touched the cube since the start of the winter break but I picked it back up yesterday and that's what happened. //007!	20080109
939	31.5 seconds	Andy Bellenir	Still too slow.but getting there.
940	31.51 seconds	Alan Zhu	LBL. done on stackmat. ALMOST lucky, but not. performed on my ultra-loose cube, that sucks a lot.but its ok	20061106
941	31.68 seconds	Joe Shamah	n/a	20070415
942	31.73 seconds	Dillon Beesley	Considerably fast considering i don't know F2L and put corners then edges and i only use 3 look last layer. Only speed cubing for 3 months and i'm 16.	20081005
943	31.74 seconds	Jass Murutalu	A lucky case. Set on 11.01.2006 with Jess Bondes web timer. CHINKO.	20060203
944	31.83 seconds	Chaz Strange	n/a	20050905
945	31.86 seconds	Hwang-Jongkyoo	Lucky
946	31.87 seconds	Steve Carter	It took a long time, but I finally did it.
947	31.92 seconds	Ben Wilson	First timed session after a LOT of practice since the last one, was amazed to see this much improvement though.	20080703
948	31.94 seconds	Doowon Joo	Well..It wasn't lucky because this case was the worst case I've ever seen. Because this case had the worst PLL and OLL (that I haven't used it before). Anyway it was faster than any other records.	20060202
949	32 seconds	Don Harper	I never could quite get under the 30 second barrier. I had around a 45 second average at the time I did this. Visit my Rubik's Cube page.
949	32 seconds	Ben Reich	Hooray!
949	32 seconds	Hyun-Jun Ji	Surely, it is not lucky time. Not only LBL solution but also speedcubing was used.
949	32 seconds	Jeff Chang	n/a	20060801
949	32 seconds	Lawrence Xing	I had just lubricated my cube and had a faster than usual solve finished with antisune + sune to skip the last step.	20061211
949	32 seconds	Max Maupin	AWSOME!!! luckiest solve ive ever done. I just lubed my cube for the first time using clock gear oil and it was smooth as can be. The additional time was cut off due to skipping the pll.	20070220
949	32 seconds	Kyle Budden	yeh!!!!	20070323
949	32 seconds	Justin Wei	Was using a friend's cube for a competition because my cube has a habit of exploding into pieces. Started cubing and went into a blank mind-state and, before I knew it, a 32 second time popped up.	20070403
949	32 seconds	Tommy Hunter	i had a really lucky last layer and a pretty fast F2L, I really need to get faster though.	20070517
949	32 seconds	Danny White	n/a	20070814
949	32 seconds	Emerson Cabrera	11 sec F2L with 21 sec last layer. Done with all Dedmore method.	20080112
949	32 seconds	Alan Wong	It's my fastest move at the moment. I will become faster!!!!	20080508
961	32.02 seconds	Andrew Windon		20080927
962	32.30 seconds	Elliott Bolzan	Almost sub-35	20080917
963	32.32 seconds	Oscar Roth Andersen	Yep. It was a fast solve (or it was a fast solve in my opinion) but it won't stand much longer -)	20080817
964	32.34 seconds	Scott Leslie	I haven't posted my record in a while but I've gotten a lot better since last time :)	20070522
965	32.45 seconds	Nathan Vining	Things just flowed.
965	32.45 seconds	Tim Anderson	I did this about 3 or 4 months ago when I used to practice. I recently got into doing it again and I lost all my speed so I'll post this record for now	20070925
967	32.47 seconds	Jonas Magnusson	F' D2 F L R B2 R L B' L U2 R' D2 F2 L U' L' F2 B2 R' U B2 U' R2 D2 All steps were encountered :)	20070128
968	32.48 seconds	Ben Luo	Lucky solve, with my own n00b-ishly slow beginner's method. Flipped LL edges, and it was done.	20060327
969	32.50 seconds	Jeff De Leon	I'm sixteen now, but during track season last year, I had the school record of 45 seconds. Now, I blew my own record away with a time of 32.50 seconds. Which, by the way, was timed by my Track Coach/World History Teacher the other day IN CLASS. We had a few extra minutes before we left, so he comes out with a stopwatch. And then to let everyone know the new record, he posted the time in big numbers on the chalkboard in the back of the room.	20071210
970	32.54 seconds	Levi Linville	Much better than my last solves, but still needs work.	20071125
971	32.55 seconds	Martin Planès	Using SLOW CUBING only !!! And without lucky cube !!!	20050416
972	32.64 seconds	Kyle Bliss	Used Jessica's Method it was a lot easier than layer by layer.
973	32.75 seconds	Glenn Ford	Did this one using a corner's first method modified extensively by yours truly.
974	32.85 seconds	Mac Ginithan	Used Dan Knights advanced method, hard work is key for any speed cubist, every day I solve it at least 45 times working on my finger shortcuts and applying the algorithms without thinking about them.
975	32.93 seconds	Bartek Klimczak	After 2 months with cube!	20060626
976	32.95 seconds	Simon Sörman	Sub 30 soon!	20080407
977	32.97 seconds	Dennis Brenzel	Easy F2L with 1 Look PLL	20080208
978	32.99 seconds	Duy Dang	I was using the fridrich method and got a free pll. :)	20070602
979	33 seconds	Jason Newport	I normally average around 45 seconds. This one just turned up easy (but not lucky!)
979	33 seconds	Bill Briere	This record was set in about 1982 using a Vaseline-lubed original Rubik's Cube. Average times were about 45 seconds, with a sub-40 about every 15th attempt. I had just begun working out shorter algorithms for the third layer, but only had a few really good ones, before discontinuing my work. So, my sub-40s were not lucky, but came only when I hit one of the new algorithms I was working on. Had I continued this work, I could have eventually completed any solution in an average of 35 seconds. Maybe I'll get around to finally finishing the project I started 20 years ago.	1982
979	33 seconds	Joshua Alcantara	really good solve.	20071113
979	33 seconds	Alex Badger	really smooth run	20071205
979	33 seconds	Antoine Piau	I love rubik's cube	20080104
984	33.05 seconds	Rafael Chan	D B D' L' U B2 D' L2 F' D B2 R2 U' D B R U B2 R B2 R' D L2 U' F .hehehe one of my best records	20080519
985	33.08 seconds	Brandon J. Vasos	Every improvement counts.	20051208
986	33.16 seconds	Michael Deese	n/a	20071107
987	33.21 seconds	Jan Geysen	I achieved this record in the presency of all my friends. It was a great moment for humanity!	20060407
988	33.22 seconds	Emmanuel Phua Sheng Qiang	I did this in singapore open.	20080915
989	33.33 seconds	Koji Takahashi	n/a	20070311
990	33.44 seconds	Peter Sandor	Yeeeeeeeeeeahhhhhhhh..that's my best TIME..YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE	20061025
991	33.49 seconds	Stephen Chen	lucky solve. ;]	20070613
992	33.50 seconds	Doug Black	done with fridrich method. it's been four months since i started. My best average is 50.2 so, as you can see, this was an incredibly lucky solve.	20060918
993	33.53 seconds	Wen Hao	a lucky solve.. i usually avg a 40s to 45s.. (:	20080328
994	33.60 seconds	Christy Cockerham	n/a	20050103
995	33.63 seconds	Alex DiTuro	My best solve. I usually average around 40 seconds	20080326
996	33.69 seconds	Taylor Hodges	This was so lucky. I do a 4 look last layer, so after i "v"ed a "kite," i had it done. PB BABY!!!	20080608
997	33.79 seconds	David Telitchko	n/a
998	33.80 seconds	Jesse Leimgruber	This is my fastest solve yet! I am only 12 so I still have some time to get faster! I used the Friedrich Method for this solve. The video	20071123
999	33.87 seconds	Ryan Sanchez	more practice!!!!!	20070614
1000	33.94 seconds	Robbin Klerkx	A bit lucky but I don't care.	20080715