New 3x3x3 avg WR

[soccerking813]

Many different WR breakers instead of the ones that you would think would break it

That is what makes speedcubing so fun. You never know when something like this is going to be thrown out there.

 

[Cerberus]

Awesome job, the record improves so fast right now...
A little fact:
48 Leyan Lo 10.63 USA San Diego 2007
So just 48 people could have done this average so far..

 

[Chuberchuckee]

Awesome job, the record improves so fast right now...
A little fact:
48 Leyan Lo 10.63 USA San Diego 2007
So just 48 people could have done this average so far..

In official competitions, yes. Perhaps there have been other sub-11 averages outside of comps.

EDIT: Wait, what?

 

[ManuK]

He meant only 48 people have got (less than or equal to) 10.63 single in competition.

 

[Robert-Y]

Wow, I reckon the record will be broken again within the next month.

 

[DavidWoner]

P.S. - many different WR breakers instead of the ones that you would think would break it

Okay I can understand people not thinking Yumu might break the record, but Tomasz had 2 sub-11.50 averages before this, including an 11.32 average that was only .04 away from the WR at the time. He also held the ER before Erik broke the WR, and won the European Championships. Or were you living in a cave for all of that? You can't look at this and honestly tell me Tomasz was not a top contender.

 

[abr71310]

P.S. - many different WR breakers instead of the ones that you would think would break it

Okay I can understand people not thinking Yumu might break the record, but Tomasz had 2 sub-11.50 averages before this, including an 11.32 average that was only .04 away from the WR at the time. He also held the ER before Erik broke the WR, and won the European Championships. Or were you living in a cave for all of that? You can't look at this and honestly tell me Tomasz was not a top contender.

He was talking about Yumu...
48 Yumu Tabuchi 12.10 Japan (100 results, avg, 3x3x3)

12.10 --> 10.83? Pretty amazing if you ask me, instant WR in one round.

I'm pretty sure it'll be broken soon, seeing as now speedcubers have the motivation with two broken in just two weeks.

I just would've expected Harris or Nakajima to have done it sooner... xD (joking)
Edit: Man, again? Yumu didn't even get 15 minutes of glory!!! T_T

At least he has a video on YouTube for now...

 

[DavidWoner]

P.S. - many different WR breakers instead of the ones that you would think would break it

Okay I can understand people not thinking Yumu might break the record, but Tomasz had 2 sub-11.50 averages before this, including an 11.32 average that was only .04 away from the WR at the time. He also held the ER before Erik broke the WR, and won the European Championships. Or were you living in a cave for all of that? You can't look at this and honestly tell me Tomasz was not a top contender.

He was talking about Yumu...

Yumu Tabuchi is one person, not "many."

Also I adress Yumu when I say:

Okay I can understand people not thinking Yumu might break the record

 

[Dene]

Well done, this is amazing!!!!

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

So cool, how the very best averages used to be so close together (11.28 11.32 11.36 etc.) and now in about one month, there just came three new best averages, very far apart. 11.11, then 10.83, and then 10.63.

Seems that WR's almost never get broken by a small amount of time. Look at 5x5 single, 4x4 single, 3x3 single (of course), 3x3 average, megaminx single etc.

EDIT: uuh... 5x5 single does get broken with 0.06 seconds...

Exception?

 

[rahulkadukar]

Guys when did this happen. I checked at speedcubing.com and there was nothing there

 

[rahulkadukar]

Anyway I agree that records are broken like bad I mean see the 4x4x4 BLD by Chris Hardwick he slashed almost a minute and a half. That is insane

 

[tim]

POLAND!!

It was Tomasz who got the WR, not Poland. Just a small mistake though.

 

[Ellis]

Guys when did this happen. I checked at speedcubing.com and there was nothing there

Today, well... yesterday now. Probably not too long before this thread was made. Neither WCA nor speedcubing.com ever has instant updates, even when there are live results they wont officially be posted right away. But both WCA and speedcubing.com have the record posted now.

 

[amostay2004]

Is there any video of the average up yet?

 

[DavidWoner]

POLAND!!

It was Tomasz who got the WR, not Poland. Just a small mistake though.

Well on the competition page is says that the organizer is "Tomasz Zolnowski(Polish Speedcubing Association)" which leads me to believe that Tomasz is Polish Speedcubing.

 

[Paris]

POLAND!!

It was Tomasz who got the WR, not Poland. Just a small mistake though.

Well on the competition page is says that the organizer is "Tomasz Zolnowski(Polish Speedcubing Association)" which leads me to believe that Tomasz is Polish Speedcubing.

that's good point Vault

and Tim please dont make me to argue with you

Tomasz is from

POLAND!!

so Matthew could say in the way what he did. And you pointng out that not Poland did the world record really offense me.

Back to the topic Tomasz is really good cuber and he deserves this record after third 10.xx everyone ware so excited and when he did 9.43 everyone were so happy that the world record is in Poland

 

[tim]

And you pointng out that not Poland did the world record really offense me.

I guess you have another understanding of the word "offense" than i have, otherwise that sentence doesn't make any sense. Maybe you meant "annoy"?

Back to the topic Tomasz is really good cuber and he deserves this record after third 10.xx everyone ware so excited and when he did 9.43 everyone were so happy that the world record is in Poland

What?

Anyway, congrats to Tomasz .

 

[abr71310]

Before I start ranting, again, Good job to TOMASZ for the WR average.

I guess you have another understanding of the word "offense" than i have, otherwise that sentence doesn't make any sense. Maybe you meant "annoy"?

Maybe he meant "offend", but I have no idea.

POLAND!!

It was Tomasz who got the WR, not Poland. Just a small mistake though.

Exactly, if this was, like, the Davis cup of speedcubing (tennis, for those that don't know / care), then yes, POLAND!!! would be appropriate. The cuber is not the country though.

and Tim please dont make me to argue with you

... What the heck? Nobody can make you do anything, you choose to argue. In this case, it seems to be for no apparent reason.

Tim, you're still my multi-BLD hero!!!

 

[shelley]

Tim is right. The record took place in Poland, but otherwise Poland has nothing to do with it. Poland did not set the record, and you can't congratulate the country for being the best at cubing just because one of their citizens had a good result. Give credit where credit is due. Congratulations Tomasz!