Cheonan Cube Championship 2008

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Kim Seung-Hoon won the Cheonan Cube Championship 2008 with an average of 13.63 seconds. Paik Seung-Won finished second (15.33) and Lee Seung-Woo finished third (15.36).
World records: Kang Ji-Jon Square-1 17.77 (average).
Asian records: Lee Seung-Woo 5x5x5 1:26.66 (single), Park Sang-Jun Pyraminx 4.40 (single), Kang Ji-Jon Square-1 15.00 (single).

Nice overall results, especially the records.
Gilles has to explain me at EC what happened with OH tough. :P

EDIT! Wrong thread I am so sorry, it's late here, I should get some rest. I will PM PJK as soon as possible!
 
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Yea, I noticed many amazing results!

Did you guys notice that Feet close to being challenged the first time ever ?

If he didn't have that DNF, he'd be about 8 seconds off the WR.
 
Did you guys notice that Feet close to being challenged the first time ever ?

Close? 20 seconds off, or 30% of the total solve time, isn't very close in my opinion. Of course, second best is a great result, but I think that world record is going to stand for a little while longer.

That square-1 record sure is something, though.
 
Did you guys notice that Feet close to being challenged the first time ever ?

Close? 20 seconds off, or 30% of the total solve time, isn't very close in my opinion. Of course, second best is a great result, but I think that world record is going to stand for a little while longer.

That square-1 record sure is something, though.

You're talking about Single, I'm talking about average.
 
Did you guys notice that Feet close to being challenged the first time ever ?

Close? 20 seconds off, or 30% of the total solve time, isn't very close in my opinion. Of course, second best is a great result, but I think that world record is going to stand for a little while longer.

That square-1 record sure is something, though.

You're talking about Single, I'm talking about average.

Now he has the world record, what do you say?
 
Did you guys notice that Feet close to being challenged the first time ever ?

Close? 20 seconds off, or 30% of the total solve time, isn't very close in my opinion. Of course, second best is a great result, but I think that world record is going to stand for a little while longer.

That square-1 record sure is something, though.

You're talking about Single, I'm talking about average.

Now he has the world record, what do you say?

I say that I did not see a 20 second drop from his previous result coming.

I have to say, I think that's pretty reasonable. On the other hand, congrats to Chang Jee-Hoon for improving so much in two weeks.
 
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