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, 2401-2600

Place	Result	Name	Quote	Date
1201	37.53 seconds	Alex Smith	My 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
1202	37.55 seconds	Kyle Wolcott	n/a	20070521
1202	37.55 seconds	Okko Pyssysalo	n/a	20080401
1204	37.6 seconds	Smith Wilbanks	When 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.
1205	37.62 seconds	Aaron Reid	n/a	20080116
1206	37.65 seconds	Daniel Lo	n/a	20050507
1207	37.70 seconds	Danielle Kelner	My bst recorded time, though I am sure I have done faster. Only 13 and been cubing for 6th months!	20080208
1208	37.76 seconds	Jonathan Hodges	Extremely smooth solve. Working down to below 30 seconds. If anyone knows of a comptetion near NY could you let me know.	20060330
1209	37.80 seconds	Charlie Harster	I think I can break that 30s barrier if I can actually memorize the last algorithms [PLL I think?] for Fridrich.	20090308
1210	37.88 seconds	Drew Shannon	lucky solve	20070301
1211	37.89 seconds	Peter Gorcynski	n/a
1211	37.89 seconds	Maarten Smit	Finally 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
1213	37.92 seconds	David Hardesty	I'm hoping to get it in under 30 seconds soon.
1214	37.98 seconds	John Smith	whooo fastest time	20071229
1215	38 seconds	Sébastien Mars	n/a
1215	38 seconds	David Goldberg	Got slightly and only slightly lucky but most of it was just being good at speedcubing.	20070422
1215	38 seconds	Ibnu Ayyub	just lucky. now my average is around 45 seconds.	20080707
1218	38.05 seconds	Adam Quintana	n/a	20080423
1219	38.10 seconds	Aaron Liske	Just an Update	20080910
1220	38.13 seconds	Shao Hang Kao	Broke my record with perform algorithms smoothly:D I was suprised when I stop the timer:) see my Cube Record.	20050912
1221	38.18 seconds	Shirley Abamonte	first sub 40. Not lucky, jason witnessed it. Awesome.	20051102
1222	38.26 seconds	Andrew Ticksen	just started about 1 month ago and getting good fast	20050331
1223	38.27 seconds	Isaac Wappes	Well 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
1224	38.29 seconds	Justin Eimers	Pretty fast considering I use the simple soultion to the cube. Actually screwed up the LL ended up with a simple permutation case.	20070215
1225	38.35 seconds	Jackson Jarvis	I 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.com	20070328
1226	38.50 seconds	Ian Oates	PB set around 1987, using 120-140 moves per solve.	1987
1227	38.51 seconds	Rafael Laperal	faster and faster... got lucky this time...skipped 1 step of OLL	20080627
1228	38.56 seconds	Marko Aittomäki	I've cubing two months now and i use fridrich methoh 2-lool oll and pll	20090308
1229	38.57 seconds	Shiraz Hazrat	Started 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
1230	38.6 seconds	Dave Myers	I'm moving on up, and Owen Hall is coming with me!
1231	38.67 seconds	Wesley Robinson	n/a	20071231
1232	38.72 seconds	James Peerless	Little under a month of speedcubing..really hope to cut down my f2l time..and this is with 11 of 21 PLL.
1233	38.74 seconds	Simon Chanin	I 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
1234	38.78 seconds	Nakai Velasquez	I just did it	20080706
1235	38.85 seconds	Heiko Plaas	Method: layer by layer.
1236	38.86 seconds	Art Choi	Yeah, 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
1237	38.93 seconds	Jim Goodwin	Now 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.
1238	38.94 seconds	Joel Danielsson	n/a	20081116
1239	38.97 seconds	Vance Palacio	Im getting better. still not good.	20050331
1239	38.97 seconds	Jan Hop	Under 40 sec. now!!!	20081112
1241	39.00 seconds	Josh Bouchier	This totally popped out of nowhere and i was so excited.	20090308
1242	39 seconds	Chris Loy	This 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 :)
1242	39 seconds	Nathan Tiras	First 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.
1242	39 seconds	Bryan Copperthite	Yeah, I rocked you Matt Curry. Haha jk man - yeah kurill.
1242	39 seconds	Sam Philzie	I average 50 seconds.	20070601
1242	39 seconds	Lasse Korbanka	broke my personal record three times today XD	20080627
1242	39 seconds	Jason Hugh Sam	n/a	20090106
1248	39.01 seconds	Naanak Sodhi	Hehe	20070209
1249	39.06 seconds	Brian Hanson	I 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.
1250	39.20 seconds	Kris Klamka	I wanna Rock and Roll all night and speedcube everyday.
1251	39.24 seconds	Arnold Soeparjanto	My first Sub 40, going for sub 30 :D	20090214
1252	39.3 seconds	Beau Chiba	n/a
1253	39.35 seconds	Judah van Wees	It was a pretty smooth solve. My F2l went fast and LL was easy	20080519
1254	39.40 seconds	Kei Shirabe	im sure this sint good enough, but hey!	20081021
1255	39.42 seconds	Jordan Holinka	i havent tried for a long time.	20060719
1256	39.46 seconds	Jeff Hooton	Just about 2 months ago started getting back into cubing, started speed subing like less than a month ago.	20070124
1257	39.50 seconds	Konrad Stawski	Finally sub-40. I use 3-look LL. But I have still big problems with faster F2L.	20060805
1257	39.50 seconds	Tyler Woods	Just 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
1259	39.53 seconds	Chris Almich	Very fast unlucky solve today. I did this one for the sunday contest average.	20051023
1260	39.59 seconds	Christian Suttner	first time sub 40 but will get faster	20090308
1261	39.66 seconds	Jori Cazilhac	With Gaëtan Guimond's method.	20050224
1262	39.70 seconds	Tyler Robbins	Layered, 9 alg. system used to achieve 39.70 sec! Not lucky
1262	39.70 seconds	Joel Smith	n/a	20061113
1262	39.70 seconds	Chonlathep Kitsinthopchai	http://video.mthai.com/player.php?id=11M1185575663M0	20070727
1265	39.72 seconds	Lucas Johnson	I'm getting better slowly. my old time was 42ish seconds. i've taken off 8 seconds on my average. )	20080812
1266	39.84 seconds	Diogo Nunes	Ehhe under-40, next record with the new PLL method hehe :D
1267	39.9 seconds	Chris Moyer-Grice	Finally beat 40! ^-^ Next I have to average under 40 :)
1268	39.91 seconds	Gabriel Quebral	n/a	20080224
1269	39.92 seconds	Nicholas 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
1270	39.93 seconds	Donnie Wallace	Bonde timer 2.1.	20050208
1271	39.98 seconds	Chue Wenxiang	this is my fastest record but it still slow. I have to practice more.	20080627
1272	39.99 seconds	Ryan Tsuchida	cross on top with fish, no castle switch	20070213
1273	40 seconds	John Lee	This 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.
1273	40 seconds	Nontawach Losiri	n/a	20080502
1273	40 seconds	Brandon King	my new personal fastest time hi im jameel from Palestine this is my time for solving the rubiks cube my real time is 24 ).	20080701
1273	40 seconds	Oeyvind Blaauw	n/a	20080809
1277	40.03 seconds	Andrew Hsu	Improved 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
1278	40.06 seconds	Devin Ridgway	i did this one over and over the same time and this was my fastest. i also used 110 moves.	20070805
1279	40.20 seconds	Marcel Passon	n/a	20071215
1280	40.23 seconds	Guo YanXin	HaHa,a BIGGEST prograss I'm From CHINA	20080208
1281	40.24 seconds	Douglas Moacanin	My fastest time not lucky. Used the Petrus method.	20070219
1282	40.26 seconds	Allen Kuo	I 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
1283	40.3 seconds	Orad Reshef	I'm pretty sure I solved it faster than this, but this is the fastest timed solve in my life.
1284	40.37 seconds	Edward Pang	Average relaxed solve using the layer by layer method. Yeah I suck.	20080424
1285	40.53 seconds	Eric McCarthy	i am excited for this time, i'm fourteen and got my cube at christmas and I'm quite fast now	20070821
1286	40.55 seconds	Paul Tourneroche	Good but to be continued.
1287	40.67 seconds	Michael Frye	It all seems to be going smoother and smoother. Need to learn more algs now.	20060828
1288	40.75 seconds	Sadalah Shehadi	im only 14 and i learned this for 3 weeks only!!! Haha	20070320
1289	40.89 seconds	Ben Costolo	I'm still a beginner, using the key hole method and a layer by layer ll. Working on fridrich algs though.	20080320
1290	41 seconds	Duane Cash	Getting faster and and still learning more algorithms. Still room for improvement.
1290	41 seconds	Alan Truong	Achieved this time after oiling my cube!
1290	41 seconds	Emmanuel du Pontavice	n/a	20060417
1290	41 seconds	Jacques-Edouard Gutknecht	I solved it layer by layer. Fast movements.	20070710
1290	41 seconds	Michael Riggs	My fastest solve so far, but I am getting very close to beating it, I'm almost done learning a faster method.	20081127
1290	41 seconds	Alfie Dent	Still improving. fridrich is hard to learn. tips would be very welcome	20090308
1296	41.1 seconds	Andrew Copuyoc	Whats up you all!! am just a kid from the Philippines(christian I. is my classmate)!!!
1297	41.19 seconds	TK Kim	During my 10 solve average. i just lubed my cube with some vaseline. i was quite pleased. lol	20070627
1298	41.20 seconds	Alex Landau	This 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
1298	41.20 seconds	Jérémie Imbeault	I'm the best	20080601
1300	41.23 seconds	Kevin Chen	n/a	20061222
1301	41.24 seconds	Andryas Michelucci	With corners first methode, like as my uncle.	20051105
1302	41.30 seconds	Zack Garcia	wow	20070119
1303	41.35 seconds	Natasha Wong	n/a	20080828
1304	41.44 seconds	Roland Varriale	Movin on up (Jaspers).
1305	41.50 seconds	Bryan O'Connor	im 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
1305	41.50 seconds	Kent Gerald Guevara	LoL!!	20090308
1307	41.6 seconds	Danny Pflughoeft	Once again, I didn't get lucky. The story of my life.
1308	41.70 seconds	Harrison Suits Baer	Got 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
1309	41.73 seconds	Mike Ruediger	I used a layer system with NO F2L with a four look last layer. Still working on improving, of course!!!
1310	42 seconds	Christophe Mondoux	n/a
1310	42 seconds	Fredrik Rosberg	n/a
1310	42 seconds	Rafiq Premji	While fully baked. 2 bowls.
1310	42 seconds	Marc Horanieh	i'm working on rubik's cube since a few months.. i hope i'll do better a day !	20050612
1310	42 seconds	Louis Liu	Somewhat lucky. Used the noob method with sune and allen.	20060521
1310	42 seconds	Willis O´Brien	I 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
1310	42 seconds	Jacob Sutton	I'm 14 years old, and I've been training with Fridrich for just over a month.	20070906
1310	42 seconds	Josh Addison	layer by layer just fast movement	20071020
1310	42 seconds	Abdul Ghani	w0w. hope i can beat Yu Nakajima ahaha Only in my dreams.	20081231
1319	42.05 seconds	Ryan Tanner	Just practice hard and LUBE THE CUBE!
1320	42.06 seconds	Andrew Duncan	Used my own stopwatch, so time is a bit less.
1321	42.08 seconds	Adhish Yajnik	YES! 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
1322	42.10 seconds	Timothy Turner	very nice solve	20080224
1323	42.12 seconds	Shafiq Mohammed	Used a really basic method found on rubiks.com. Not really a lucky solve.	20080118
1323	42.12 seconds	Jeff Beiswenger	36 move scramble.lucky f2l and normal LL	20080710
1325	42.15 seconds	Medardo Cardona	From Colombia	20081231
1326	42.16 seconds	Jason Winokur	In the rain or in the snow, I've got the funky flow! (Jaspers and Lions).
1326	42.16 seconds	Ryan Malloy	Used the described on my currently-under-construction website: Speed Cubes	20051227
1328	42.32 seconds	Jeff Slash	I've only been solving for 2 1/2 months now. =)	20081231
1329	42.33 seconds	Michael Blakeman	tied my personal best exactly. but this one wasn't lucky. cross was about 4 seconds, first layer done by 15, second layer took about 20, last layer took about 7 (one algorithm oll and pll) first solve of my new personal best average	20090214
1330	42.37 seconds	Mikael Vanhala	joo	20061204
1331	42.45 seconds	Darius Jurgilas	Average is 48.22sec.	20040524
1332	42.52 seconds	Greg Blackford	Knocked 11 seconds off after learning some F2L CFOP algs. May take a while but I'll be back with under 20! =)	20070422
1333	42.69 seconds	Ben Baginski	Just messing around after school and got this. I can definitely do better.	20070210
1334	42.74 seconds	Shamsul Khawaja	Just started to use fridrich with 3lll. I can probably get sub 30s when i start cross on BOTTOM and work on f2l shortcuts	20060209
1335	42.76 seconds	Shinichi Simono	n/a	20060914
1336	42.86 seconds	Michael Peters	Yeah the cube is great. Right now i have about 30 or so algorithms memorized, and im working on getting the Fridrich method down, but thats ALOT of algorithms. Visit my site at: www.geocities.com/rubiksrevolution. Keep on Cubing!
1337	42.95 seconds	Eric Wu	ahhhh!!! best time of sub-40 is so close!!!!	20040426
1338	42.97 seconds	Jim Leone	Not lucky: still using the layers method, with finger extensions on my superlubed cube and getting faster!!! I'm eager to learn Jessica's method :) Also, a special thanks to Penguin Energy Gum!
1339	42.98 seconds	Kieron Oliver	easy x cross OLL skipped	20090308
1340	43.00 seconds	Andrew Ratermann	n/a	20080224
1341	43 seconds	Alexandre Buisse	Using a classical layer by layer method.
1341	43 seconds	Dongyoung Kim	The cube's center pieces have a direction (A center piece has a picture so it has a direction.). I use common solution. I'm Korean.
1341	43 seconds	Louis Bourrousse	Not lucky.
1341	43 seconds	Roy Martin	How do you guys do it so fast? I guess I have a long way to go.	20050128
1341	43 seconds	Sorin Prunescu	I'm just getting started.
1341	43 seconds	Louis Kao	Have been cubing for three weeks!
1341	43 seconds	Rhonda Wilkinson	Was shooting for less, but this'll do. It's under a minute anyhow :-)
1341	43 seconds	Dan Echlin	n/a	20051204
1341	43 seconds	John Lusby	im still working hard to lower time and i know its not that good but it was done with about 20 seniors (im a freshman) standing around me and half of them saying dont choke and it also signified a 35 second average jump where litterally 5 minutes before i was at 80 sec average and now im at a 55 sec average	20060111
1341	43 seconds	Alex Ngai	n/a	20080317
1351	43.02 seconds	Kyle Bryant	Getting faster every day.
1352	43.08 seconds	Guillaume Lamontagne	I would like to thanks my cube and my hands!
1353	43.12 seconds	Tyler Barchek	Very very happy how it turned out this time.	20080926
1354	43.13 seconds	Jon Kessler	This is my fastest solve ever. I just did it today. I used the Rubik's Cube online timer for the scrambling algorithm. A couple of corner edge pairs were already together and just needed to be placed, which made the solve a bit faster. I didn't skip any steps, though.	20040807
1355	43.19 seconds	Nathan Kennedy Bob	I'm only 10 years old and beat my old record of 56 seconds. I almost flipped because i beat my 13 year old friends record of 54 seconds.	20070529
1356	43.20 seconds	James Harrison	I only looked when one algorithm was done. I know it's easy to do but I was bored. I'm 14 and I first did the cube when I was 9 almost 10. I forgot how to do it after a few years! I learnt again and beat my best time by over a minute. Of course, all my friends think i'm a freak.
1357	43.21 seconds	Ary Ortiz	I have been cubing for about 1 week and a half.	20060213
1358	43.23 seconds	Michael Foo	This is my record using a custom layer-by-layer method. Trying to learn Fridrich's!!!	20071219
1359	43.24 seconds	Zak Everton	n/a	20081021
1360	43.30 seconds	Ye Luc	I'm desesperate.I want to do it faster.help me please.(PS I'm French so you can write me in french).
1361	43.31 seconds	Chris Morris	n/a	20051216
1361	43.31 seconds	John Chang	Pll&F2l was a bit slow	20080627
1363	43.5 seconds	Régis Hanol	J'ai découvert le Rubik's Cube depuis 2 mois et j'utilise la méthode de Guimond modifiée à la Sébastien Félix depuis 1 mois !
1363	43.5 seconds	Joel Wires	I think it's about time to start to learn F2L. Hey Joey, I'm catching up. : ) I can do all things through Christ, Who gives me strength. Phillippians 4:13
1365	43.55 seconds	Jeff Avery	Cubing is awesome!	20061217
1366	43.57 seconds	Marcelo Schnaibel	first time under 60 seconds. it was a bit of a lucky cas, used to do 70~80 seconds average, using Mark Jeays solution #2.	20060925
1367	43.62 seconds	Mendy Lebowitz	only been cubing for two days now, no luck on this one	20090308
1368	43.79 seconds	Taylor Dance	I am 14 and have had the cube for about a month.
1369	43.81 seconds	Zhann Jochinke	Just broke my old record by nearly 30secs, have added a few more LL algs to memory and has helped greatly. Finally a sub 60secs!!	20061230
1370	43.85 seconds	Tom Macadam	This solve popped out of nowhere.	20081214
1371	43.87 seconds	Ryan Koch	I am 11.	20050707
1372	43.90 seconds	Hakop Goorji	This is the new fastest record of mine.	20060404
1373	43.99 seconds	Foster McFarland	i forgot the milliseconds so i just put .99 instead	20090214
1374	44 seconds	Christian Iglesias	I'm from the Philippines, where only a few people are interested in speed cubing..
1374	44 seconds	Aaron Choi	Absolutely perfect solve. I did not mean lucky.	20031103
1374	44 seconds	Jason Willoughby	I'm still learning some sequences, since I started solving the cube with a simple method. Right now I'm learning Dan Knights's Advanced method and Fridrich's permutations. (My goal is to beat Brent Morgan's time, who is my personal trainer- the fastest in our school)!	20030307
1374	44 seconds	Julien Bourbon	Using a Chris Hardwick method.
1374	44 seconds	Phillip Clayton	The F2L was crazily fast for me (without simultaneous corner/2L placement). LL permutation was a bit of a lucky case since I only know the basic layer-by-layer LL permutations. I haven't timed myself in a while, but my guess is that I typically average between 60 and 70 seconds. Here's to memorizing more algorithms!
1374	44 seconds	Chris Katorkas	I think now, that this is about the best I'm gonna be able to do this.with the method I use.. until I figure out what works best.this will probably be my last post for 3x3x3.
1374	44 seconds	Justin Gerber	I seriously do not know where this time came from. i've only got like 10 solves in the high 50s and my previous record was 53 and then BAM! 44. I dont really remember anything about the solve, i dont think i was really paying attention to it.	20050115
1374	44 seconds	Jared Murphy	I don't make it rain son. I make it straight hurricane on the cubes. This is the way I live. Chea. R-town representin'.	20070503
1382	44.02 seconds	Antti Eloranta	n/a	20051106
1383	44.15 seconds	Julius Lazaro	this is my fastest time using the fridrich method !!! pther guyz using fridrich have an average of 35 seconds but this was a nice try	20080413
1384	44.17 seconds	Filip ten Bruggencate	No lucky cases included (fastest lucky case was 34.49, I use a 4-look LL, one look was unneeded then). My F2L are loaded with finger shortcuts, which makes tracking pieces harder, but if I do track pieces I can solve the F2L in under 25 seconds. Last layer needs to be improved drastically I'm going from 4-look to 3-look.
1385	44.24 seconds	Wesley Rose	This record shaved off more than ten seconds off my 1 min 4 sec old record.
1386	44.27 seconds	Kevin Troyanos	Word up.RUTGERS WOOOOO!	20051117
1387	44.28 seconds	Jesus Masanet	That was lucky in the final step achieved it after practising for 2 weeks since 20 years ago.
1388	44.29 seconds	Pål Driveklepp	I've been practicing for a few months now. Still speedin up! :)
1389	44.35 seconds	Michael Schuld	If I had known that blindfolded cubing only takes 5 algorithms, I would have learned that instead.
1390	44.37 seconds	Patrick Holla	n/a	20070928
1391	44.48 seconds	Jamie Flynn	hot Chickens are nice with gravy. Note from Chris: Jamie did this solve in 28 moves with only a few glances.
1392	44.50 seconds	Sam Boehning	It was fun.	20080701
1393	44.52 seconds	Adam van Boekel	finally, I broke 45sec, now for 30,lol	20080926
1394	44.53 seconds	Johnny Minar	just a fast vanilla layer by layer. I have to admit though, i am getting a lot faster than i was a month ago!!!	20070430
1395	44.78 seconds	Matt Buehner	overahundred.com	20090214
1396	44.81 seconds	Arvindh Rao	n/a
1397	44.84 seconds	Tyler Van De Voort	I've been cubing for about 3 weeks and I have already surpassed my friends. I used a painted cube (the stickers kept falling off) and graphite lubrcant. This solve was intense and my average is aroud 49 seconds. I am a sophomore in high school.	20051216
1398	44.85 seconds	Michael Aden	Was timed by a girl who wanted to see how fast I could solve a cube (lucky for me that it was my fastest time to date :) )	20050224
1399	44.90 seconds	Jouni Harjumäki	n/a	20061102
1400	44.93 seconds	Zach Claridge	umm yeah i just practiced a lot and thats the best i could do. Haha	20080403