Future Skewb Records

[OreKehStrah]

Hey everyone, I just came back from a fairly long hiatus from cubing( about 1.5-2 years) and noticed that while most world records have changed recently, skewb is still 1.10. I’m curious as to when people think the record will be broken and who the notable skewbers are, mostly on the newer spectrum as I still remember Jonathan, Lukas, etc

 

[jronge94]

I'm pretty sure when someone world class gets the right scramble there will be a sub-1 single.
Most records are still very beatable by the right people.

 

[BradyCubes08]

I think it will be broken by Lukasz with a 1.04 single on the 22nd of June 2020
lol I am just guessing

 

[u Cube]

I think that lukasz and jonathan are still pretty relevant. Honestly though, if I got the right scramble I could beat the 1.10. Anyone who consistently averages 4-5 with enough knowledge could do it.

 

[BradyCubes08]

I think that lukasz and jonathan are still pretty relevant. Honestly though, if I got the right scramble I could beat the 1.10. Anyone who consistently averages 4-5 with enough knowledge could do it.

cool because I average about low 3
hmm now to find that lucky scramble...

 

[ImmolatedMarmoset]

Hey everyone, I just came back from a fairly long hiatus from cubing( about 1.5-2 years) and noticed that while most world records have changed recently, skewb is still 1.10. I’m curious as to when people think the record will be broken and who the notable skewbers are, mostly on the newer spectrum as I still remember Jonathan, Lukas, etc

I’d say the notable skewbers are Riley Norrid, Jonathan, Lukas, maybe Tyler Robinson. Oh and Zhongyang li or whatever his name is

 

[GenTheSnail]

These people are objectively the world's top skewb solvers recently (this year):

1. George Scholey
1. Maxence Baudry
2. Yuxin Cai (蔡羽欣)
3. Michal Rzewuski
4. Łukasz Burliga
5. Léo Bailly
7. Michal Krasowski
8. Manuel Prieto de Antón
10. Anthony Lafourcade
10. Martin Vædele Egdal

Source
Plus, they are all sub 2.7

 

[OreKehStrah]

These people are objectively the world's top skewb solvers recently (this year):

1. George Scholey
1. Maxence Baudry
2. Yuxin Cai (蔡羽欣)
3. Michal Rzewuski
4. Łukasz Burliga
5. Léo Bailly
7. Michal Krasowski
8. Manuel Prieto de Antón
10. Anthony Lafourcade
10. Martin Vædele Egdal

Source
Plus, they are all sub 2.7

Thanks! I’m gonna try to get back into the side events like skewb and square 1 more!

 

[BadMotherFPerm]

I think it will be broken by Lukasz with a 1.04 single on the 22nd of June 2020
lol I am just guessing

I'll put it in the diary to check this prediction.