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Congrats to Cal for their third win in this contest, this time with a time of 47.42 seconds. Thanks to everyone who participated! Full results with videos: http://cubefreak.net/contests/universityrelay/results.php It's time for me to pass on both the Inter-University Cube Relay and the Negative...

Welcome to the sixth year of Inter-University Cube Relay! Japanese universities kicked things off later than usual this year, competing head-to-head in a relay competition at Circle Open 2017 Spring on March 4, 2017. For scrambles, rules, and registration, see the official relay page. There's...

It's the 13th year of the annual Negative Time Solving Contest! DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends in most parts of the United States and Canada at 2am on Sunday, November 6. See Time and Date.com to check the clock change schedule in your area. There's also a Facebook event page (scheduled at...

Sorry for the delay. The scrambles are now up. No problem.

For rules and registration, see the official relay page. Facebook event Welcome to the fifth year of Inter-University Cube Relay! Once again, Japanese universities will kick things off this year when they go head-to-head in a relay competition at the UT Open 2015 on November 23. Scrambles...

Okay, this is the official thread. It's the 12th year of the annual Negative Time Solving Contest! DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends in many countries in Europe during the weekend of October 24, and in most parts of the United States and Canada at 2am on Sunday, November 1. See Time and Date.com...

The winning team of the 2014-2015 Inter-University Cube Relay, with a time of 44.69 seconds, from Clarksville, Maryland, USA, is River Hill High School Team A. Congratulations! Full results. Thanks to everyone who participated, and see you next year!

The University of Tsukuba won the relay event at UT Open this weekend with a time of 52.11. The scrambles are now available on the contest page!

It's the 11th year of the annual Negative Time Solving Contest! DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends in many countries in Europe during the weekend of October 24, and in most parts of the United States and Canada at 2am on Sunday, November 2. See Time and Date.com to check the clock change...

For rules and registration, see the official relay page. Facebook event Welcome to the fourth year of Inter-University Cube Relay! Once again, Japanese universities will kick things off this year when they go head-to-head in a relay competition at the UT Open on November 23. Scrambles should...

Final results. Congrats to Cal for becoming the first institution to win back-to-back!

Sorry, they're now there. I check the submitted registrations and results, so it takes some time for them to show up depending on how busy I am. I'll update more frequently as the deadlines approach.

For rules and registration, see the official relay page. Welcome to the third year of Inter-University Cube Relay! Once again, Japanese universities will kick things off this year when they go head-to-head in a relay competition at the UT Open on November 24. Scrambles should become available...

It's been fixed! Also, I know the section headings don't look right now after some css changes I made (1.5 year ago), but I unfortunately really don't have the time to take care of things like this these days.

Results have been posted! Thanks to all who participated!

Someone over there should start your own! Done. You crazy man....

Sorry about that. =( There also seem to be some European countries that are considering going off DST in the next few years. Compete while you can!

Continuing with what has now become a tradition, I'm once again organizing the annual Negative Time Solving Contest. The scrambles for this year and the time submission form will be posted there soon. DST (Daylight Saving Time) ends in many countries in Europe during the weekend of October 26...

Definitely not me. I started a Wiki article: WC2013. Please help me add cool info while the memory is still fresh. For reference, here's WC2011.

Disappointing, no 12.11. Disappointing, you didn't know about that wiki page.