| Pyraminx (Average of 10) |
| Place | Result | Name | Quote | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4.48 seconds | Grzegorz Luczyna | 3.60 5.90 5.43 5.20 3.89 3.58 5.01 4.34 4.96 2.86 Part of 5.49 mean-100 POLAND! | 20070902 |
| 2 | 5.17 seconds | Tomasz Kiedrowicz | 04.20 06.09 05.16 (08.59) 04.12 05.06 06.18 05.98 04.50 (03.38) 06.66 03.77. Poland! | 20071209 |
| 3 | 5.82 seconds | Kamil Górski | 4.22 6.08 (11.90) 4.96 (3.01) 7.74 3.78 5.86 4.93 8.13 6.91 5.54 a part of mean1000: 7:60 POLAND :) | 20080116 |
| 4 | 5.88 seconds | Mátyás Kuti | Yeah, better than Piotr's! :) | 20070112 |
| 5 | 6.15 seconds | Piotr Kózka | (3.98) 6.99 7.96 4.84 7.37 6.56 4.71 5.74 6.45 (8.64) 5.38 5.49 Old record. I don't practice pyraminx. | 20070903 |
| 6 | 6.32 seconds | Ron van Bruchem | With my new yellow Pyraminx from cube4you.com. | 20080512 |
| 7 | 7.20 seconds | Derrick Eide | 06.17 8.91 6.78 6.62 6.15 (04.50) 6.18 8.20 (13.84) 10.22 7.45 5.34 Part of 8.97 mean of 100 Canada! XD | 20080702 |
| 8 | 7.51 seconds | Erik Akkersdijk | 8.36 6.77 8.91 8.05 6.44 8.36 4.33 (9.11) 7.61 8.13 8.11 (3.50) Pyraminx: cube4you (white one plus homemade stickers) Lucks: both sub-5 times. Pyraminx is fun! -D Method: centres of 1 layer edges of 1 layer LL (1 alg of course) tips | 20080531 |
| 9 | 7.90 seconds | Siraj Ali | After I got a 7.83 average on Cubemania I did an average of 12. I plan to be the first sub-8 North American in competition! | 20080626 |
| 10 | 8.55 seconds | Syoji Takamatsu | 9.22 9.11 9.72 10.51 (4.85) 8.32 7.45 9.40 9.73 (16.62) 5.84 6.24 My site | 20060624 |
| 11 | 8.67 seconds | Trevor Davila | Geez. Really good solves. Only 2 super-10's. Fastest Time: 04.86 Slowest Time: 11.14 Standard Deviation: 01.31 YouTube Cube Station | 20070831 |
| 12 | 9.09 seconds | Dan Cohen | 7.72 8.16 9.72 7.43 (13.53) 8.06 7.16 12.71 (6.94) 13.43 7.38 9.16 | 20080512 |
| 13 | 9.47 seconds | Seongho Park | Well..My Cube is still lonely. It is the first time to break sub 10.. in my case.. My blog.. | 20070529 |
| 14 | 9.50 seconds | Tobias Daneels | 10.67 06.95 08.86 11.20 08.70 09.69 (05.33) 08.77 07.39 11.41 (12.75) 11.31 SD: 1.62 | 20071119 |
| 15 | 9.62 seconds | Joshua Li | 09.30 (07.30) 08.41 09.84 09.81 10.39 (13.80) 11.42 09.25 10.92 09.09 07.80 it took me two days to get this time..surprising this puzzle is easier to pick up than i thought..but.how the helldo people get down to times sub 7 average?? | 20071215 |
| 16 | 9.95 seconds | Arthur Adams | (07.98) 09.61 08.50 08.31 11.47 09.50 09.58 09.84 (14.03) 11.56 10.97 10.14 Wow. sub-10. I wasn't expecting so many fast solves in there. Practicing for CalTech Summer. I have been waiting for an American Pyraminx event. ;) | 20070820 |
| 17 | 9.96 seconds | Andy Bellenir | 9.02 8.75 8.91 10.36 (13.31) 11.80 8.53 11.42 10.22 11.81 8.74 (8.35) YES!!! Less than 10 seconds :) | |
| 18 | 11.15 seconds | Kĺre Krig | 10.74 11.44 10.70 11.80 08.28 (07.66) (23.58) 14.72 10.89 11.86 09.30 11.78 | 20050809 |
| 19 | 11.24 seconds | David Antivilo | 9.84 11.99 9.62 12.55 13.01 12.54 12.10 9.40 9.16 (14.28) (8.91) 12.17 | |
| 20 | 11.3 seconds | Shotaro Makisumi | 11 16 12 6 (3) 11 7 11 12 9 (28) 13 => 10.8 + 0.5 = 11.3 | 20031001 |
| 21 | 11.65 seconds | Sam Cappleman-Lynes | Its amazing what a better look-ahead and pre-inspection can do to your time. 11.23, 12.07, (8.04), 10.98, 12.32, (17.89), 13.45, 9.85, 10.54, 12.76, 12.47, 10.83 The 17.89 was an edge put in flipped and I had to change it, mucking up my solution. | 20061204 |
| 22 | 12.30 seconds | Tim Reynolds | 12.30 11.19 12.88 12.30 (05.33) 13.83 11.75 (23.34) 09.71 11.25 15.94 11.86 My best average the day I lubricated my new pyraminx. I got the same time twice which was the same time as the average! The 5.33 was lucky I think it was a 7-move solution with only one tip twisted. | 20071216 |
| 23 | 12.51 seconds | Ron Herbert Dunphy | Best average of ten out of a 14.66 100 average. Included in the average of 100 are solves of 3.05, 4.49, and 5.38. The 3.05 was solved in 11 moves and was lucky, considering I average 20 moves per solve. | 20070413 |
| 24 | 12.59 seconds | Otto von Hellens | 9.95 9.48 12.27 15 90 9.79 12.65 13.67 (9.29) 19.71 10.48 (19.82) 12.02. I'm developing a new method. | 20080305 |
| 25 | 13.08 seconds | Kenneth Gustavsson | 11.69 14.54 (18.65) (6.67) 16.11 14.12 12.28 14.70 9.81 15.63 11.69 10.21 Was lucky in 6.67 (skiped a lot) and 10.21 but not in 9.81 = my second non lucky sub 10 =) | 20071201 |
| 26 | 14 seconds | Wuqiong Fan | All sub 20! and a record of 9, then 8, then 7 seconds! All solves were rounded to closest second and the average turned out to be 13.xx, so I rounded it up. | 20071207 |
| 27 | 14.31 seconds | Jack Moseley | 13.44 18.52 12.56 15.40 11.81 19.63 12.33 15.53 (20.83) (9.47) 10.61 13.30 Sub 15! I just got my pyraminx yesterday. There were a few lucky solves in there. | 20071220 |
| 28 | 14.72 seconds | Fumiki Koseki | (10.21) 13.18 (18.62) 15.89 14.65 11.48 14.18 16.49 14.09 17.79 13.62 15.81 | 20060701 |
| 29 | 15.04 seconds | Jim Herron | I got my pyraminx less then a week ago. | 20051008 |
| 30 | 15.47 seconds | Toshihiro Oono | n/a | 20070114 |
| 31 | 15.57 seconds | Joseph Liao | 14.03 17.82 (7.54) 14.67 (23.21) 20.78 12.75 13.99 17.43 16.75 15.51 12.00 starting to love the pyraminx more and more, I only use 2 algorithms for the whole thing, hopefully I can make up more to become faster. | |
| 32 | 15.62 seconds | Johan Hillerström | Forgot to save the average but the times were all below 20s, fastest was 9,60s (luck) | 20070106 |
| 33 | 15.96 seconds | Joël Heymbeeck | 11.83 22.34 (23.02) 13.95 16.22 12.37 14.19 (8.72) 15.10 22.16 I should train a little bit before taking an average :p | 20060713 |
| 34 | 16.20 seconds | Chris Almich | 18.44 20.36 (21.08) 15.63 16.58 10.19 (8.91) 21.58 12.80 19.20 18.27 11.39 Yeah, I did great here. I set my personal best of 8.91 in this average. Still improving!! | 20050704 |
| 35 | 16.86 seconds | Tatsuya Ookubo | 16.70 13.76 19.78 (10.60) (22.56) 14.44 15.07 20.29 14.60 19.81 18.43 15.76 | 20060618 |
| 36 | 17.12 seconds | Przemek Kolowski | 20.12 13.31 22.46 11.58 18.04 (11.56) 20.66 16.68 14.12 12.83 (25.31) 21.35 I used a stopper made in Delphi by me ;) My link | |
| 37 | 17.50 seconds | Mike Tryczak | Once again using my own method. Appearantly not the most efficient method in the world. This is an average of ten trials as described elsewhere on this page. Those times are {20,16,15,14,18,(25),(13),16,18,16,17,20}=17.0+.5=17.5 | |
| 38 | 20.5 seconds | Tomasz Piotrowski | Thanks to Przemek for method and Pyraminx (I don't have my own). | |
| 39 | 21.94 seconds | Craig Bouchard | 28.56, 17.01, 17.96, 22.28, 17.52, 28.00, 24.04, 13.14, 20.82, (13.07), (30.46), 30.05 Emile was saying to me how he had a faster pyraminx average and I was like, I never practice it, so I made myself a workable pyraminx by taking the edges of my anniversary one and mixing it with my axel of the 1980 one.and then I did this :D Have fun Emile | 20061126 |
| 40 | 22.07 seconds | Bernett Orlando | I saw this puzzle just 3 days before Dutch Open-2006 where Ron uncle taught me this for few min. I never touched it since then till today. Now, I like to give it a try for few days. | 20070430 |
| 41 | 23.74 seconds | Ouyang Yunqi | n/a | 20080531 |
| 42 | 25.86 seconds | Emile Compion | 27.19 25.92 20.59 28.31 26.65 26.04 (14.15)(33.06)25.45 30.18 27.83 20.48 Not bad for only a week of practice. I use my own method. I'll hopefully be able to get a sub-20 average once I get a better pyraminx. | 20061030 |
| 43 | 27.33 seconds | Joe Wallace | I will get faster when I know some more algs | 20060313 |
| 44 | 28.95 seconds | Bob Burton | (21.89) 26.96 29.75 29.69 23.94 37.14 32.04 23.57 (44.62) 31.78 23.52 31.16 Done using my zero-algorithm method. | 20050127 |