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
PlaceResultNameQuoteDate
100134.78 secondsJoe BloggsStill using the beginner method. Everything just fell into place perfectly. NOT a lucky solve.20060303
100134.78 secondsJames Adamsi got 48.89, and 44.655 and stuff..i was thinking.i should finish memprising the algorithims for the fridrich method when i got 34.78!!!!!! everything flowed..20071011
100334.79 secondsJake JungI learned some PLL and OLL. 
100334.79 secondsNeutrals FongStarted cubing on 25th may 8 learned PLL 2 days ago and manage to get this record currently this is my fastest record. still hoping to improve. if possible I try memorize OLL too(which looks hard to me)20080806
100534.85 secondsDavid OzennePetrus method. This is my fastest by far. Average high 40s/low 50s.20050714
100634.86 secondsJemar Jonesthis is the most thing that ever happened to me its in the low 30s ive goten in the 30s befoe bu the fact that this is this low is amazing but it was a lucky solve but i stll am not using fredrich so this is amazing for layer by layer20080816
100734.90 secondsSimo Terhon/a20061122
100834.94 secondsAlex Mondine CerpeCuboVelocidade20070905
100934.96 secondsJonathan TanNOT THAT LUCKY..i solved cross then 2 correct corners were there so i just did f2l then lars then after 2nd last method DONE!!!!WOOHOO (iam only 12..)20071204
101035 secondsJonathan BretonDamn. I had luck and I don't think I'm going to do better 
101035 secondsMatt Rublegetting under thirty soon!20060209
101035 secondsCharles-William Fradetn/a20060228
101035 secondsJoel Molinai am currently memorizing the OLL and PLL of fridrich method but i think igot a problem with the F2L.
help me please.
20080214
101035 secondsShawn FoxhillI was hanging with some friends at a bar and they bet me the next round of drinks if I could not solve it under a min. http://www.myspace.com/valiant_gundam20080227
101035 secondsDustin BrownI did this at work. It may have been a lucky case I forget now. I was pretty impressed. I remember braging to my friends when I could finally solved it in 3 minutes --- I average about 1:05 maybe 1:10 now give or take. 
101035 secondsQuinn L'HeureuxThis was during an hour long merathon cubing thing. Extreme Cubes20080301
101035 secondsDavid EdwardsNot a lucky solve my PB to date. It was done on a train with my watch as timer and was video record.will be on youtube soon. rubiks4life is what it will be under.20080317
101035 secondsWayne SmithI was practising at lunch time and after a string sub 45 second solves I get a 35! Non lucky but easy cross.20080710
101935.04 secondsJacob Daughtryn/a20070603
102035.05 secondsDan HungI LOVE SUSAN! 
102135.12 secondsLaura JonesI love my boyfriend!! 
102235.18 secondsVincent NgoThis one was crazy fast! I got a few lucky cases.20080627
102335.22 secondsJorge Bestn/a20050815
102435.27 secondsColin SchnackerNo lucky cases.20070924
102535.28 secondsChester LeeQuite a lucky one since I'm using a six steps method which is quite universal and slow but I will try to improve more and achieve a better one I hope. Make it 4 steps I guess.20080224
102535.28 secondsKen Nievai have to solve the cube faster than ever before20080816
102735.30 secondsKrzysztof MatajThis is a link to another solve. A little bit slower. http://video.google.pl/videoplay?docid=-60720971066004939620070529
102835.36 secondsBobby Glotfeltyaverage time is around 45 seconds. just started to solve cube w/ plus sign on bottom. its sposed to be faster.. need help w/ solving tips.. email me w/ some tips..bobbog31@yahoo.com.check out a 45 second solve i have: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eZ_PG3LM3M hope someone can help me out? thanks20080224
102935.40 secondsMike BradfieldRegular layer by layer method. Got lucky and skipped PLL corners20071120
103035.42 secondsGavin NelsonFastest time ever!20071112
103135.44 secondsRoland Hellström Keyte16 y old, after 3 months of cubing I did this score.. Layer by layer using parts of Jessica Friedrichs methods.. Soon very soon I'll be under 30!!20050331
103235.47 secondsPatrick TreviasYay my best solve time to date. I'm using LBL with a little Fridrich F2L and a few algs for OLL. I haven't quite learned some important algs for PLL. I gotta get faster on F2L and learn more algs for PLL and OLL (mostly OLL). Yay but I'm on page 2 :(20060119
103335.48 secondsMiroslav TuzhikB R' F' R' L B2 U2 L B' R D L F' B L2 R2 U' F D B L F L' R2 B'20080707
103435.55 secondsKevin CurranResult of an intense study of Fridrich's method over three days. 
103535.6 secondsYzza Lzernew records for new algorithms^^20050124
103635.62 secondsJustin Lylen/a20060629
103735.67 secondsGavin Stevenspretty sure i must be one of the fastest in south africa.20080308
103835.77 secondsJared McGowanI use layer by layer with a few F2L and I kinda got lucky cause I skipped the last 2 steps. My normal time is just under a minute.20070529
103935.78 secondsRodney StatlerFull solve, easy solutions. Under 200 in the rankings now. Oh yeah! (Jaspers). 
103935.78 secondsCaleb Summerhaysthis was lucky. i did this for a police man at school, he timed me with his watch, he was amazed that a 6th grader could do that ( this was a while ago).
i havent been doing it thhat much, so now i avrage about 1min, oh well.
20070206
104135.91 secondsMichael Macijeskin/a20060118
104235.93 secondsBoivin RenaudLayer by layer. so happy, my last record was 37.63. now, I'll try to learn a new technic.20040908
104335.94 secondsMichael MontgomeryI have gotten 7 or more other times just seconds behind it, not a lucky solve20080828
104435.95 secondsJason GardinerCube it up. 
104535.97 secondsMichael Lambertonn/a20071219
104636 secondsJesse VanNoordDid this in 4th hour at school using Ron's online timer. 
104636 secondsNathan Vanderhorstn/a 
104636 secondsSebastien RohanThis was not a lucky time. 
104636 secondsAl MatteiThis was done a loooooong time ago, like, 1983, with a superbly-lubed (i.e., Vaseline) Cube.1983
104636 secondsMarcus SimmoniteThis time I did in 1989. I used to get down to average times of sub 1 minute.1989
104636 secondsTim MartinsonI got this solve after about two months of serious speedcubing and I hope to hit sub 30 soon20071102
104636 secondsDavid Sadlern/a20071201
105336.02 secondsPaul McConnellIm Getting Better And Better Hope To Get In The Top 100 Soon20061110
105436.03 secondsRalf Lauen/a19910319
105536.12 secondsManan ThakkarBest non-lucky time. Used the layer-by-layer method, since I'm still pretty slow at finding the F2L corner-edge pairs.20070416
105636.17 secondsMark McLeod"Working Corner" for F2L, and Fridrich for LL. Working on ZB which should knock off 10-15secs from my F2L.20050429
105736.25 secondsZach Hardygetting faster.20080414
105836.30 secondsBJ WhitedI've had three times under 40. I'm self-taught and extremely interested in getting under 20. After I learn about 10 or 15 more algorithms and figure out finger tricks and triggers, expect to see me at competitions. I WILL be the best some day. I'm 19. 
105936.33 secondsBruno JorgeHOW, new best time, really fast and easy but not lucky. I always knew what to do next. I use the same method and the same algorithms of my 2 minutes solves.20070210
106036.34 secondsMichael Roxasn/a20070529
106136.50 secondsRamis WadoodUsed layer method, skipped some OLL.20080211
106236.58 secondsSean Donnellyduring math class again..20060508
106336.66 secondsJoe EisenmengerPLL was Ab which decreased the time by 1-2 seconds I would suppose20080601
106436.81 secondsDaniel EilerWorking for the sub 30. 
106536.88 secondsGary BethersI have been working on my times for 3x3x3 and 4x4x4 has helped me alot for looking ahead. Need to work on OLL and PLL algs.20060829
106637 secondsLuis CupidoMy best time (no luck). < Portugal > 
106637 secondsDylan MooreDid it as part of my fastest average so far. Did it on the plane back from vacation. It was cool to turn some heads. :-) 
106637 secondsJérôme PouilleNot very lucky. 
106637 secondsJacob JaegerMy best time ever!! I'm pretty happy with it! I don't use a speedcubing method yet! I'm in the process of learning the Friedrich method but until then im happy with this.20060107
106637 secondsGrégoire JouetBAHBAHBAHBAHBAHBAHBAH20060223
106637 secondsJeremy GrimwoodShoot the people who peel the stickers.20060718
106637 secondsMatthew SanchezMy friend asked me to solve it, and it attracted an audience. I was pretty surprised I had a best time under that pressure.20060902
107337.01 secondsChatdanai Ruekritronn/a20080224
107437.08 secondsQuin UrquhartMy fastest time. I usually get under a minute (like 50 sec)then i got this and i was freaking out. I've only been cubing for 2 months!!20070601
107537.09 secondsFulvio Tornaghinew cube to test. wow?20071202
107637.16 secondsBrian Kerbyi was racing my friend and all i had to do for the last layer after i did the first 2 was flip 3 corners and i was done.20080627
107737.22 secondsRaimo PostiDid a new record today. Just started cubing since march of 2006 I think.20060725
107837.24 secondsJosiah WangThis record was mostly out of luck. I used the old fashioned layer-by-layer method, and learned from Mark Jeays solution page. 
107937.40 secondsJames P. Fallonn/a20060116
108037.43 secondsLuis ChardonStill trying to lower my speed. After watching my first video I noticed that I had lowered my speed on the last layer, but where I waste most of my time is on recognizing the F2L patters when doing both first layers at the same time. More, more, more practice. 
108137.45 secondsArturo MariscalI used corners first method with a twist , i added some personal moves20061220
108237.46 secondsJohn SeongStarted cubing a month and a half ago. is this time good, cause i heard of people who could do sub-30's in like 2 weeks. i wonder if I can get into top 50 average by the time i turn 13. I'll beat you, Ian Winokur!:) btw this was done with Jasmine's beginner method.20050525
108337.53 secondsAlex SmithMy average record is around 75 seconds. Then, out of nowhere, a 37 second solve happened! I surprised myself. lol
If you want to see a video of my doing this solve, visit my YouTube channel, my username is kachukeland
20070924
108437.55 secondsKyle Wolcottn/a20070521
108437.55 secondsOkko Pyssysalon/a20080401
108637.6 secondsSmith WilbanksWhen I started cubing about 2 months ago I thought I would never break the minute barrier (much less the 40 second barrier), but I did and was surprised that got this fast a time. There weren't any lucky cases. I am only 14 years old and improving fast, and I'm gonna catch up with the others on the list and break 40 repetitively. 
108737.62 secondsAaron Reidn/a20080116
108837.65 secondsDaniel Lon/a20050507
108937.70 secondsDanielle KelnerMy bst recorded time, though I am sure I have done faster. Only 13 and been cubing for 6th months!20080208
109037.76 secondsJonathan HodgesExtremely smooth solve. Working down to below 30 seconds. If anyone knows of a comptetion near NY could you let me know.20060330
109137.88 secondsDrew Shannonlucky solve20070301
109237.89 secondsPeter Gorcynskin/a 
109237.89 secondsMaarten SmitFinally sub-40. Still averaging like 45-50 though. But learning Fridrich right now PLL almost done. Using intuitive F2L already but it's not going well. But Im getting faster and faster.20080601
109437.92 secondsDavid HardestyI'm hoping to get it in under 30 seconds soon. 
109537.98 secondsJohn Smithwhooo fastest time20071229
109638 secondsSébastien Marsn/a 
109638 secondsDavid GoldbergGot slightly and only slightly lucky but most of it was just being good at speedcubing.20070422
109638 secondsIbnu Ayyubjust lucky. now my average is around 45 seconds.20080707
109638 secondsRoyce SatoUsed a car clock so might be off by a few seconds.20080808
110038.05 secondsAdam Quintanan/a20080423
110138.09 secondsDavide Macrin/a20080723
110238.13 secondsShao Hang KaoBroke my record with perform algorithms smoothly:D I was suprised when I stop the timer:) see my Cube Record.20050912
110338.18 secondsShirley Abamontefirst sub 40. Not lucky, jason witnessed it. Awesome.20051102
110438.23 secondsAaron Lisken/a20080809
110538.26 secondsAndrew Ticksenjust started about 1 month ago and getting good fast20050331
110638.27 secondsIsaac WappesWell I'm getting quite speedy. I've been cubing for like 3 months. I'm still using that stupid layer method but I'm attempting to learn a speedcubing method. Not bad for a 12-year-old.20070523
110738.29 secondsJustin EimersPretty fast considering I use the simple soultion to the cube. Actually screwed up the LL; ended up with a simple permutation case.20070215
110838.32 secondsTim McMahonCFOP w/ Sune & Z Perm20070904
110938.35 secondsJackson JarvisI swear I did it in about 30 secs today but wasn't timing so I can't claim it. Still using the basic method taught on Rubiks.com20070328
111038.50 secondsIan OatesPB set around 1987, using 120-140 moves per solve.1987
111138.51 secondsRafael Laperalfaster and faster... got lucky this time...skipped 1 step of OLL20080627
111238.57 secondsShiraz HazratStarted cubing about 3 months ago. I average around 50 seconds. Still working for the competition. Even though I'm not gonna be anywhere near first, I'm still competing.2003
111338.6 secondsDave MyersI'm moving on up, and Owen Hall is coming with me! 
111438.67 secondsWesley Robinsonn/a20071231
111538.72 secondsJames PeerlessLittle under a month of speedcubing..really hope to cut down my f2l time..and this is with 11 of 21 PLL. 
111638.74 secondsSimon ChaninI just solved the first two layers really quickly (using the layer by layer method). I didn't even get very lucky. It was awesome.20070221
111738.78 secondsNakai VelasquezI just did it20080706
111838.85 secondsHeiko PlaasMethod: layer by layer. 
111938.86 secondsArt ChoiYeah, that's the best I could do.. I'm too lazy to figure out Dan Knights way.. maybe some other time but here ya go =)
Solved cube:
1) Start blue side (corners first, edge pieces), 2) Opposite side green side (align corners, swap faces), 3) Solve remaining edge pieces for green while using blue's edge as guide piece, 4) Restore guide piece, 5) solve remaining 4 edge pieces
 
112038.93 secondsJim GoodwinNow I have just under nine seconds to shave off and I'll be a happy camper. Jess Bonde, thanks for the timer www.rubiks.dk. 
112138.97 secondsVance PalacioIm getting better. still not good.20050331
112239 secondsChris LoyThis was not a lucky case. My luckiest case was about 32 seconds. Chris Gilsdorf's cube aided me in this conquest. I use the Petrus method, trying to become in the top 100 of the world soon :) 
112239 secondsJosh RogersI'd like to be better. 
112239 secondsNathan TirasFirst sub 40 second time. Been cubing for just over 4 months now, and with a lot of work, I think I could start getting some 20-30's. 
112239 secondsBryan CopperthiteYeah, I rocked you Matt Curry. Haha jk man - yeah kurill. 
112239 secondsSam PhilzieI average 50 seconds.20070601
112239 secondsLasse Korbankabroke my personal record three times today XD20080627
112839.01 secondsNaanak SodhiHehe20070209
112939.06 secondsBrian HansonI was waiting to get one below 40 seconds to post. I got a Wonderful Puzzler in an e-bay lot of puzzles. This one proved to be the cube. The stickers from the official cubes I have were destroyed after about a week or so of use.. Both Jessica Fridrich and Lars Petrus responded to email questions from me which inspired me to continue working with the cube. 
113039.20 secondsKris KlamkaI wanna Rock and Roll all night and speedcube everyday. 
113139.3 secondsBeau Chiban/a 
113239.35 secondsJudah van WeesIt was a pretty smooth solve. My F2l went fast and LL was easy20080519
113339.42 secondsJordan Holinkai havent tried for a long time.20060719
113439.46 secondsJeff HootonJust about 2 months ago started getting back into cubing, started speed subing like less than a month ago.20070124
113539.50 secondsKonrad StawskiFinally sub-40. I use 3-look LL. But I have still big problems with faster F2L.20060805
113539.50 secondsTyler WoodsJust messing around at school and did cross in 3 moves, 2 CE's where set up in F2L and all I had to do was solve for the top layer and I guess that it was premutulated or what ever correctly because all I had to do was a U and it was solved after I did the top. Im slow beacuse I havent been using the Jessica Freidrich system very long. 20071031
113739.53 secondsChris AlmichVery fast unlucky solve today. I did this one for the sunday contest average.20051023
113839.66 secondsJori CazilhacWith Gaëtan Guimond's method.20050224
113939.70 secondsTyler RobbinsLayered, 9 alg. system used to achieve 39.70 sec! Not lucky 
113939.70 secondsJoel Smith20061113
113939.70 secondsChonlathep Kitsinthopchaihttp://video.mthai.com/player.php?id=11M1185575663M020070727
114239.72 secondsLucas JohnsonI'm getting better slowly. my old time was 42ish seconds. i've taken off 8 seconds on my average. )20080812
114339.84 secondsDiogo NunesEhhe under-40, next record with the new PLL method hehe :D 
114439.9 secondsChris Moyer-GriceFinally beat 40! ^-^ Next I have to average under 40 :) 
114539.91 secondsGabriel Quebraln/a20080224
114639.92 secondsNicholas Liu L2 B F2 D' R D U' F2 L2 D' U B U' L2 R' D2 U2 L F2 R U B U2 F2 L2
Easy cross, only one edge to solve in F2L, easy OLL and PLL, overall, kinda lucky :P
20071027
114739.93 secondsDonnie WallaceBonde timer 2.1.20050208
114839.98 secondsChue Wenxiangthis is my fastest record but it still slow. I have to practice more.20080627
114939.99 secondsRyan Tsuchidacross on top with fish, no castle switch20070213
115040 secondsJohn LeeThis was probably my best time at the moment. My friend scrambled it and I solved it in front of and his girlfriend. The time is an approximate . his watch was analog. 
115040 secondsNontawach Losirin/a20080502
115040 secondsBrandon Kingmy new personal fastest time
hi im jameel from Palestine this is my time for solving the rubiks cube my real time is 24 ).
20080701
115040 secondsOeyvind Blaauwn/a20080809
115440.03 secondsAndrew HsuImproved by six seconds over one month. It's incredible-- i haven't learned any new algs, and am still using an incredibly basic method (cross, corners, edges, yellow cross, orientation, corners, and edge switching). damn, i've gotta learn some f2l algs.20071112
115540.06 secondsDevin Ridgwayi did this one over and over the same time and this was my fastest. i also used 110 moves.20070805
115640.20 secondsMarcel Passonn/a20071215
115740.23 secondsGuo YanXinHaHa,a BIGGEST prograss
I'm From CHINA
20080208
115840.24 secondsDouglas MoacaninMy fastest time not lucky. Used the Petrus method.20070219
115940.26 secondsAllen KuoI was doing an average of ten solves during my school lunch before I got bored.broke my previous personal record of 42 seconds twice that day =X (40 and 41 sec)20060330
116040.3 secondsOrad ReshefI'm pretty sure I solved it faster than this, but this is the fastest timed solve in my life. 
116140.37 secondsEdward PangAverage relaxed solve using the layer by layer method. Yeah I suck.20080424
116240.53 secondsEric McCarthyi am excited for this time, i'm fourteen and got my cube at christmas and I'm quite fast now20070821
116340.55 secondsPaul TournerocheGood but to be continued. 
116440.67 secondsMichael FryeIt all seems to be going smoother and smoother. Need to learn more algs now.20060828
116540.75 secondsSadalah Shehadiim only 14 and i learned this for 3 weeks only!!! Haha20070320
116540.75 secondsRyan JewI used LBL method. this is my personal record.20080414
116740.89 secondsBen CostoloI'm still a beginner, using the key hole method and a layer by layer ll. Working on fridrich algs though.20080320
116840.96 secondsNicholas LeungVancouver Summer Open 2008.20080627
116941 secondsDuane CashGetting faster and and still learning more algorithms. Still room for improvement. 
116941 secondsAlan TruongAchieved this time after oiling my cube! 
116941 secondsEmmanuel du Pontavicen/a20060417
116941 secondsJacques-Edouard GutknechtI solved it layer by layer.
Fast movements.
20070710
117341.1 secondsAndrew CopuyocWhats up you all!! am just a kid from the Philippines(christian I. is my classmate)!!! 
117441.19 secondsTK KimDuring my 10 solve average.
i just lubed my cube with some vaseline.
i was quite pleased. lol
20070627
117541.20 secondsAlex LandauThis was a fairly remarkable time for me, but the Ultimate Rubik's Cube timer doesn't lie, and I hadn't timed myself for over a month. The cross and F2L were relatively easy, but not lucky. I did the OLL in one step, but that happened intentionally, so that wasn't a lucky case either. I've somehow been getting enough practice between classes at school to continue to improve. Hopefully once I finish learning two more algorithms or so I can work on some F2L tricks.20040917
117541.20 secondsJérémie ImbeaultI'm the best20080601
117741.23 secondsKevin Chenn/a20061222
117841.24 secondsAndryas MichelucciWith corners first methode, like as my uncle.20051105
117941.30 secondsZack Garciawow20070119
118041.35 secondsNatasha Wongn/a20080828
118141.43 secondsAndrew Windonfirst solve today20080818
118241.44 secondsRoland VarrialeMovin on up (Jaspers). 
118341.50 secondsBryan O'Connorim not that fast on the 3x3 cube, but my average is somthin like 48, or 49 seconds. ill eventually learn how to do it faster =)20071115
118441.6 secondsDanny PflughoeftOnce again, I didn't get lucky. The story of my life. 
118541.69 secondsJan HopIt took a few month, sub 40 new goal!20080814
118641.70 secondsHarrison Suits BaerGot this at lunch one time. It was timed on my iPod stopwatch. A couple friends have pictures of the solved cube along with the time.20071121
118741.73 secondsMike RuedigerI used a layer system with NO F2L with a four look last layer. Still working on improving, of course!!! 
118842 secondsChristophe Mondouxn/a 
118842 secondsFredrik Rosbergn/a 
118842 secondsRafiq PremjiWhile fully baked. 2 bowls. 
118842 secondsMarc Horaniehi'm working on rubik's cube since a few months.. i hope i'll do better a day !20050612
118842 secondsLouis LiuSomewhat lucky. Used the noob method with sune and allen.20060521
118842 secondsWillis O´BrienI was racing somebody when this happened, could have been faster, I was really suprised to hit LL.
BTW I don't know full F2L and only beginner OLL and PLL.
20070822
118842 secondsJacob SuttonI'm 14 years old, and I've been training with Fridrich for just over a month.20070906
118842 secondsJosh Addisonlayer by layer just fast movement20071020
119642.05 secondsRyan TannerJust practice hard and LUBE THE CUBE! 
119742.06 secondsAndrew DuncanUsed my own stopwatch, so time is a bit less. 
119842.08 secondsAdhish YajnikYES! Not even lucky. This was all skill, man. And I can get close to it now. Too bad I never have the video camera rolling when I get my best times. . .20050115
119942.10 secondsTimothy Turnervery nice solve20080224
120042.12 secondsShafiq MohammedUsed a really basic method found on rubiks.com. Not really a lucky solve.20080118