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
998	31 seconds	Ivan Baldomar	n/a	20090214
1002	31.01 seconds	Michael Stegmeier	aghh sooo close to breaking the half minute barrier, still goin for it mike stegg-[reppin bohemia ny]	20070919
1003	31.02 seconds	Marcin Rosadzinski	n/a
1004	31.05 seconds	Isaac Walkup	got a slow method but fast hands. Time to learn fridrich method.	20050720
1005	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
1005	31.06 seconds	Andrew Pyper	Awesomeness!	20090308
1007	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
1008	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
1009	31.25 seconds	Justin Kao	n/a	20070503
1010	31.26 seconds	Eric Gould	n/a	20060508
1010	31.26 seconds	Junior Taitt	Totally unexpected! I can taste that sub-30	20071116
1010	31.26 seconds	Rahul Kadukar	n/a	20090214
1013	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.
1014	31.35 seconds	Charles Black	This was an amazing record for me! Timed with my friend's stopwatch on his watch.	20080816
1015	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.
1015	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
1017	31.40 seconds	Gelo Gamboa	n/a	20080331
1018	31.42 seconds	Kalvin Lee	Still going, not using the Full Fridrich method, unfortuantely. Learning new algorithms soon..	20070410
1019	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
1020	31.5 seconds	Andy Bellenir	Still too slow.but getting there.
1021	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
1022	31.63 seconds	Marco Königs	n/a	20090214
1023	31.68 seconds	Joe Shamah	n/a	20070415
1024	31.74 seconds	Jass Murutalu	A lucky case. Set on 11.01.2006 with Jess Bondes web timer. CHINKO.	20060203
1025	31.83 seconds	Chaz Strange	n/a	20050905
1026	31.86 seconds	Hwang-Jongkyoo	Lucky
1027	31.87 seconds	Steve Carter	It took a long time, but I finally did it.
1028	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
1029	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
1030	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.
1030	32 seconds	Ben Reich	Hooray!
1030	32 seconds	Hyun-Jun Ji	Surely, it is not lucky time. Not only LBL solution but also speedcubing was used.
1030	32 seconds	Jeff Chang	n/a	20060801
1030	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
1030	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
1030	32 seconds	Kyle Budden	yeh!!!!	20070323
1030	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
1030	32 seconds	Tommy Hunter	i had a really lucky last layer and a pretty fast F2L, I really need to get faster though.	20070517
1030	32 seconds	Danny White	n/a	20070814
1030	32 seconds	Emerson Cabrera	11 sec F2L with 21 sec last layer. Done with all Dedmore method.	20080112
1030	32 seconds	Alan Wong	It's my fastest move at the moment. I will become faster!!!!	20080508
1030	32 seconds	Rogiemar Tarapi	i need to become more faster	20081009
1043	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
1044	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
1045	32.45 seconds	Nathan Vining	Things just flowed.
1045	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
1047	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
1048	32.48 seconds	Ben Luo	Lucky solve, with my own n00b-ishly slow beginner's method. Flipped LL edges, and it was done.	20060327
1049	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
1050	32.54 seconds	Levi Linville	Much better than my last solves, but still needs work.	20071125
1051	32.55 seconds	Martin Planès	Using SLOW CUBING only !!! And without lucky cube !!!	20050416
1052	32.64 seconds	Kyle Bliss	Used Jessica's Method it was a lot easier than layer by layer.
1053	32.75 seconds	Glenn Ford	Did this one using a corner's first method modified extensively by yours truly.
1054	32.80 seconds	Wojtek Swidzinski	n/a	20090106
1055	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.
1056	32.93 seconds	Bartek Klimczak	After 2 months with cube!	20060626
1057	32.95 seconds	Simon Sörman	Sub 30 soon!	20080407
1058	32.97 seconds	Dennis Brenzel	Easy F2L with 1 Look PLL	20080208
1059	32.99 seconds	Duy Dang	I was using the fridrich method and got a free pll. :)	20070602
1060	33 seconds	Jason Newport	I normally average around 45 seconds. This one just turned up easy (but not lucky!)
1060	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
1060	33 seconds	Joshua Alcantara	really good solve.	20071113
1060	33 seconds	Alex Badger	really smooth run	20071205
1060	33 seconds	Antoine Piau	I love rubik's cube	20080104
1065	33.02 seconds	Matt Odum	10 second drop from last best time	20090214
1066	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
1067	33.08 seconds	Brandon J. Vasos	Every improvement counts.	20051208
1068	33.16 seconds	Michael Deese	n/a	20071107
1069	33.21 seconds	Jan Geysen	I achieved this record in the presency of all my friends. It was a great moment for humanity!	20060407
1070	33.22 seconds	Emmanuel Phua Sheng Qiang	I did this in singapore open.	20080915
1071	33.33 seconds	Koji Takahashi	n/a	20070311
1072	33.44 seconds	Peter Sandor	Yeeeeeeeeeeahhhhhhhh..that's my best TIME..YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE	20061025
1073	33.49 seconds	Stephen Chen	lucky solve. ]	20070613
1074	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
1075	33.53 seconds	Wen Hao	a lucky solve.. i usually avg a 40s to 45s.. (:	20080328
1076	33.60 seconds	Christy Cockerham	n/a	20050103
1077	33.63 seconds	Alex DiTuro	My best solve. I usually average around 40 seconds	20080326
1078	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
1079	33.71 seconds	David Kleemans	My last record was 33.72 seconds. It was a lucky time.	20090308
1080	33.79 seconds	David Telitchko	n/a
1081	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
1082	33.87 seconds	Ryan Sanchez	more practice!!!!!	20070614
1083	33.94 seconds	Robbin Klerkx	A bit lucky but I don't care.	20080715
1084	33.95 seconds	Alex Moon	T-orientations are the fastest :)	20060106
1085	33.98 seconds	Jeong Son Yeon	I love cube.	20060805
1086	34 seconds	Jeremy Salter	Got this time while waiting for a plane in DIA, had a few spectators timing to confirm it. I'm unique! Just like everyone else!	20031024
1086	34 seconds	Sharif Younes	n/a	20060423
1086	34 seconds	Emad Totari	non lucky, i was really into it, i dont get nonlucky sub 40s very often	20070519
1086	34 seconds	Austin Penner	n/a	20071106
1086	34 seconds	Brian Barr	nice solve. very fast.	20071222
1086	34 seconds	Pierce Vallieres	Hey! 3 move cross, F2L in 18 moves, PLL then OLL!	20090308
1092	34.04 seconds	Dan Mucklow	new PB	20080627
1093	34.05 seconds	Santeri Vanhala	First "official" sub 35sec. Unofficial record 33.33	20071024
1095	34.18 seconds	Connor Gold	NEW PERSONAL BEST :)	20080308
1096	34.21 seconds	Ezafat Khan	well, atleast its progress.i havnt finished learning all the PLL algs, so i guess i cant expect much improvement. i think im averaging low forties.	20071029
1097	34.22 seconds	Chris Franz	n/a
1098	34.23 seconds	Peter Hoffmann	Hungarian Speedsolver's Site I came from a Rubik meeting when I did this time, and I was watching the world cup quarterfinal:)	20060720
1098	34.23 seconds	Ian Gregory-Davis	n/a	20080811
1100	34.24 seconds	Márk Járai	with lbl	20060814
1101	34.27 seconds	David Lin	My new cube is really smooth. Its only 19 RMB	20090308
1102	34.28 seconds	Jason Goss	My average jumped from around 50 secs to 42!	20070627
1103	34.38 seconds	Wilhelm Dahlberg	U2 L2 F U R L F2 B' D' F2 B' L R B2 L R' D2 R F2 D2 F2 B' D2 R2 F	20070430
1104	34.41 seconds	Alain Trinh	n/a
1104	34.41 seconds	Brandon Garner	slow F2L. but 3 algorithm last layer. my new record	20080828
1106	34.50 seconds	Isaac Firesmith	had the teacher time me. i freaked her out because she's never seen anyone solve it before.	20070220
1107	34.59 seconds	Kyle Barry	my personal best, skipped pll, not very interesting	20070126
1107	34.59 seconds	Jansen Vasconcelos	no skips easy f2l good permut	20070206
1109	34.65 seconds	Daniel Craven	During take-off in an airplane. I had the entire plane watching, and upon completion heard remarks like "wow, he's good." it was pretty cool.	20060126
1110	34.66 seconds	Jang Jae Ho	n/a	20060516
1110	34.66 seconds	Sam Weiss	It's a new record for me. Randomized alg from my mac.	20080306
1112	34.78 seconds	Joe Bloggs	Still using the beginner method. Everything just fell into place perfectly. NOT a lucky solve.	20060303
1112	34.78 seconds	James Adams	i 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
1114	34.79 seconds	Jake Jung	I learned some PLL and OLL.
1114	34.79 seconds	Neutrals Fong	Started 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
1116	34.82 seconds	Kee Jia Xuan	n/a	20090214
1117	34.84 seconds	Tyler Aas	First non-lucky sub-40 time. 2 look OLL and 2 look PLL. Hope to get sub-30 soon.	20090214
1118	34.85 seconds	David Ozenne	Petrus method. This is my fastest by far. Average high 40s/low 50s.	20050714
1119	34.90 seconds	Simo Terho	n/a	20061122
1120	34.94 seconds	Alex Mondine Cerpe	CuboVelocidade	20070905
1121	34.96 seconds	Jonathan Tan	NOT 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
1122	35 seconds	Jonathan Breton	Damn. I had luck and I don't think I'm going to do better
1122	35 seconds	Matt Ruble	getting under thirty soon!	20060209
1122	35 seconds	Charles-William Fradet	n/a	20060228
1122	35 seconds	Joel Molina	i am currently memorizing the OLL and PLL of fridrich method but i think igot a problem with the F2L. help me please.	20080214
1122	35 seconds	Shawn Foxhill	I 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_gundam	20080227
1122	35 seconds	Dustin Brown	I 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.
1122	35 seconds	Quinn L'Heureux	This was during an hour long merathon cubing thing. Extreme Cubes	20080301
1122	35 seconds	David Edwards	Not 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
1122	35 seconds	Wayne Smith	I was practising at lunch time and after a string sub 45 second solves I get a 35! Non lucky but easy cross.	20080710
1122	35 seconds	Joe Woo	n/a	20090308
1132	35.04 seconds	Jacob Daughtry	n/a	20070603
1133	35.05 seconds	Dan Hung	I LOVE SUSAN!
1134	35.12 seconds	Laura Jones	I love my boyfriend!!
1135	35.18 seconds	Vincent Ngo	This one was crazy fast! I got a few lucky cases.	20080627
1136	35.22 seconds	Jorge Best	n/a	20050815
1137	35.27 seconds	Colin Schnacker	No lucky cases.	20070924
1138	35.28 seconds	Chester Lee	Quite 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
1139	35.30 seconds	Krzysztof Mataj	This is a link to another solve. A little bit slower. http://video.google.pl/videoplay?docid=-607209710660049396	20070529
1140	35.36 seconds	Bobby Glotfelty	average 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? thanks	20080224
1141	35.40 seconds	Mike Bradfield	Regular layer by layer method. Got lucky and skipped PLL corners	20071120
1142	35.41 seconds	Logan Leavitt	It was a fast f2l and a fast pll.	20080926
1143	35.42 seconds	Gavin Nelson	Fastest time ever!	20071112
1144	35.44 seconds	Roland Hellström Keyte	16 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
1145	35.45 seconds	Dupax Rabbon	I'm still using the beginner's method. Don't have time to learn intermediate or advanced methods. I have a very bad cube.	20081206
1146	35.47 seconds	Patrick Trevias	Yay 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
1147	35.48 seconds	Miroslav Tuzhik	B 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
1148	35.55 seconds	Kevin Curran	Result of an intense study of Fridrich's method over three days.
1149	35.6 seconds	Yzza Lzer	new records for new algorithms^^	20050124
1150	35.62 seconds	Justin Lyle	n/a	20060629
1151	35.67 seconds	Gavin Stevens	pretty sure i must be one of the fastest in south africa.	20080308
1152	35.77 seconds	Jared McGowan	I 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
1153	35.78 seconds	Rodney Statler	Full solve, easy solutions. Under 200 in the rankings now. Oh yeah! (Jaspers).
1153	35.78 seconds	Caleb Summerhays	this 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
1155	35.91 seconds	Michael Macijeski	n/a	20060118
1156	35.93 seconds	Boivin Renaud	Layer by layer. so happy, my last record was 37.63. now, I'll try to learn a new technic.	20040908
1157	35.94 seconds	Michael Montgomery	I have gotten 7 or more other times just seconds behind it, not a lucky solve	20080828
1158	35.95 seconds	Jason Gardiner	Cube it up.
1159	35.97 seconds	Michael Lamberton	n/a	20071219
1160	36 seconds	Jesse VanNoord	Did this in 4th hour at school using Ron's online timer.
1160	36 seconds	Nathan Vanderhorst	n/a
1160	36 seconds	Al Mattei	This was done a loooooong time ago, like, 1983, with a superbly-lubed (i.e., Vaseline) Cube.	1983
1160	36 seconds	Marcus Simmonite	This time I did in 1989. I used to get down to average times of sub 1 minute.	1989
1160	36 seconds	Tim Martinson	I got this solve after about two months of serious speedcubing and I hope to hit sub 30 soon	20071102
1160	36 seconds	David Sadler	n/a	20071201
1167	36.02 seconds	Paul McConnell	Im Getting Better And Better Hope To Get In The Top 100 Soon	20061110
1168	36.03 seconds	Ralf Laue	n/a	19910319
1169	36.12 seconds	Manan Thakkar	Best non-lucky time. Used the layer-by-layer method, since I'm still pretty slow at finding the F2L corner-edge pairs.	20070416
1170	36.17 seconds	Mark McLeod	"Working Corner" for F2L, and Fridrich for LL. Working on ZB which should knock off 10-15secs from my F2L.	20050429
1171	36.25 seconds	Zach Hardy	getting faster.	20080414
1171	36.25 seconds	Jake Chong	Jessica Fridrich Method.	20081231
1173	36.30 seconds	BJ Whited	I'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.
1174	36.33 seconds	Bruno Jorge	HOW, 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
1175	36.34 seconds	Michael Roxas	n/a	20070529
1176	36.50 seconds	Ramis Wadood	Used layer method, skipped some OLL.	20080211
1177	36.58 seconds	Sean Donnelly	during math class again..	20060508
1178	36.66 seconds	Joe Eisenmenger	PLL was Ab which decreased the time by 1-2 seconds I would suppose	20080601
1179	36.81 seconds	Daniel Eiler	Working for the sub 30.
1180	36.88 seconds	Gary Bethers	I 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
1181	37.00 seconds	Tom Bolton	I've done the exact time twice now and Im now learning full OLL and PLL to try and beat it :)	20090214
1182	37 seconds	Luis Cupido	My best time (no luck). < Portugal >
1182	37 seconds	Dylan Moore	Did it as part of my fastest average so far. Did it on the plane back from vacation. It was cool to turn some heads. :-)
1182	37 seconds	Jérôme Pouille	Not very lucky.
1182	37 seconds	Jacob Jaeger	My 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
1182	37 seconds	Grégoire Jouet	BAHBAHBAHBAHBAHBAHBAH	20060223
1182	37 seconds	Jeremy Grimwood	Shoot the people who peel the stickers.	20060718
1182	37 seconds	Matthew Sanchez	My friend asked me to solve it, and it attracted an audience. I was pretty surprised I had a best time under that pressure.	20060902
1182	37 seconds	Danny Constable	n/a	20081014
1182	37 seconds	Sam Smith	intermediate method	20081103
1191	37.01 seconds	Chatdanai Ruekritron	n/a	20080224
1192	37.08 seconds	Quin Urquhart	My 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
1193	37.09 seconds	Fulvio Tornaghi	new cube to test. wow?	20071202
1194	37.16 seconds	Brian Kerby	i 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
1195	37.22 seconds	Raimo Posti	Did a new record today. Just started cubing since march of 2006 I think.	20060725
1196	37.24 seconds	Josiah Wang	This record was mostly out of luck. I used the old fashioned layer-by-layer method, and learned from Mark Jeays solution page.
1197	37.40 seconds	James P. Fallon	n/a	20060116
1198	37.43 seconds	Luis Chardon	Still 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.
1199	37.45 seconds	Arturo Mariscal	I used corners first method with a twist , i added some personal moves	20061220
1200	37.46 seconds	John Seong	Started 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