How many cubers have already achieved sub10?

[Cheese11]

Why? Who else do you know of that has achieved sub 8?

I meant it as in there are probably there are a lot more people now who are now sub 8. I don't have a large cuber knowledge as in people who are good soo...

 

[Andrew Ricci]

I have an 8.90.

 

[Rubiks560]

9.93 for me

 

[antoineccantin]

Don't forget Breandan's 7.64

 

[irontwig]

Simon, Morten and Ville are now sub-9, also Harald Stiff (Sweden) is sub-10.

 

[Pro94]

New category "SUB 7"

[SUB 7]
1 - Feliks Zemdegs (Australia) - 6.94

[SUB 8]
2 - Gabriel Dechichi (Brazil) - 7.33
3 - Rowe Hessler (USA) - 7.39
4 - Stefan Huber (Austria) - 7.55
5 - Breandan Vallance (United Kingdom) - 7.64
6 - Rowan Kinneavy (United Kingdom) - 7.69
7 - Asia Konvittayayotin (Thailand) - 7.7x
8 - Massimiliano Iovane (Italy) 7.86
9 - Milán Baticz (Hungary) - 7.89
10 - Michal Pleskowicz (Poland) - 7.95
10 - Yumu Tabuchi (Japan) - 7.95
12 - Masato Onobe (Japan) - 7.96
12 - Zhouheng Sun (China) - 7.96

[SUB 9]
14 - Paolo Moriello (Italy) - 8.07
15 - Piti Pichedpan (Thailand) - 8.0x
16 - Cornelius Dieckmann (Germany) - 8.19
17 - Anson Lin (China) - 8.45
18 - Austin Moore (USA) - 8.55
19 - Giovanni Contardi (Italy) - 8.57
20 - Dan Cohen (USA) - 8.59
21 - Mitsuki Gunji (Japan) - 8.64
22 - Anthony Brooks (USA) - 8.67
22 - Andrew Ricci (USA) - 8.67
24 - Haixu Zhang (China) - 8.78
24 - Carlos Méndez García-Barroso (Spain) - 8.78
26 - Bill Wang (Canada) - 8.80
26 - Sei Sugama (Japan) - 8.80
28 - Morten Arborg (Norway) - 8.83
29 - Alexander Lau (United Kingdom) - 8.85
30 - John Tamanas (USA) - 8.86
30 - Sergey Ryabko (Russia) - 8.86
32 - Erik Akkersdijk (Nederland) - 8.90
32 - Simon Westlund (Sweden) - 8.90
32 - Ville Seppänen (Finland) - 8.90
35 - Mats Valk (Nederland) - 8.94
36 - Joar Mellström (Sweden) - 8.97
36 - Sebastian Weyer (Germay) - 8.97
38 - Arifumi Fushimi (Japan) - 8.99
38 - Jihan Khalilurrahman (Indonesia) - 8.99
40 - David Woner (USA) - 8.9x
41 - Harris Chan (Canada) - 8.xx
41 - Heo Chang-Hoe (South Korea) - 8.xx
41 - Kanneti Sae-Han (France/Thailand) - 8.xx
41 - Nipat Charoenpholphant (Thailand) - 8.xx


[SUB 10]
45 - Yu Nakajima (Japan) - 9.00
46 - Yu Sajima (Japan) - 9.01
47 - Martin Kraut (Germany) - 9.08
48 - Adrian Jorghy (Indonesia) - 9.11
49 - Tomoya Iida (Japan) - 9.12
50 - Robert Yau (United Kingdom) - 9.20
51 - Haowei Fan (China) - 9.22
52 - Syuhei Omura (Japan) - 9.27
53 - Jonathan Tan Wei Xiat (Malaysia) - 9.28
54 - Michal Halczuk (Poland) - 9.32
54 - Stefano Bevacqua (Italy) - 9.32
56 - Syota Nomura (Japan) - 9.39
57 - Sanchiro Sato (Japan) - 9.45
58 - Simon Crawford (United Kingdom) - 9.47
58 - Andrea Lo Sardo (Italy) - 9.47
60 - Oskar Åsbrink (Sweden) - 9.48
61 - Björn Korbanka (Germany) - 9.49
62 - Tomasz Zolnowski (Poland) - 9.55
63 - Daiki Matsumoto (Japan) - 9.56
64 - Stephen Adhisaputra (Indonesia) - 9.57
65 - Amos Tay Swee Hui (Malaysia) - 9.59
66 - Jan Smarschevski (Germany) - 9.62
67 - Yongting You (China) - 9.64
68 - Ethan Crislip (USA) - 9.66
69 - Waris Ali (USA) - 9.67
70 - Kevin Hays (USA) - 9.699
71 - Mulun Yin (China) - 9.6x
72 - Josué Gottardi (Brazil) - 9.70
72 - Piotr Tomczyk (Poland) - 9.70
72 - Vincent Hartanto Utomo (Indonesia) - 9.70
75 - Phillip Espinoza (USA) - 9.73
76 - Kirt Protacio (Australia) - 9.78
76 - Nobuaki Suga (Japan) - 9.78
77 - Heribertus Ariando (Indonesia) - 9.79
77 - Kalina Brzezinska (Poland) - 9.79
80 - Che-Ting Chu (Taiwan) - 9.7x
81 - Jonas Lippert (Germany) - 9.81
82 - Luke Bruce (Australia) - 9.83
83 - Kai Gabriel (Germany) - 9.84
83 - Francis Wong Jia Yen (Malaysia) - 9.84
83 - Thomas Cyrklaff (Poland) - 9.84
83 - Weston Mizumoto (USA) - 9.84
87 - Ravi Fernando (USA) - 9.85
88 - Daiziro Sato (Japan) - 9.88
89 - Eyal Alfasi (Israel) - 9.89
90 - Takamasa Nishizawa (Japan) - 9.90
91 - Eric Limeback (Canada) - 9.91
91 - Swann Castle (France) - 9.91
93 - Andres Flügel (Germany) - 9.92
93 - Jason Baum (USA) - 9.92
94 - Emily Wang (Canada) - 9.93
94 - Christopher Olson (USA) - 9.93
97 - Sinpei Araki (Japan) - 9.95
98 - Edward Lin (Canada) - 9.96
99 - Harald Stiff (Sweden) - 9.98
99 - Zhaohan Xiong (China) - 9.98
101 - Gabriele (Italy) - 9.99
101 - Joey Gouly (United Kingdom) - 9.99
103 - Chris Chan (Australia) - 9.xx
103 - Jai Gambhir (Canada) - 9.xx
103 - Timothy Sun (USA) - 9.xx

[ALMOST SUB 10]
- Thom Barlow (United Kingdom) - 10.17

 

[Escher]

I posted a 7.84 :3

 

[IamWEB]

This

I have an 8.90.

and this

New category "SUB 7"

[SUB 7]
1 - Feliks Zemdegs (Australia) - 6.94

O_o

 

[Yoheicube]

Japanese Cuber's times

Yumu Tabuchi 8.16
Sei Sugama 8.80
Tomoya Iida 9.12
Arifumi Fushimi 9.16
Yu Sajima 9.22
Syuhei Omura 9.27
Syota Nomura 9.39
Shinichiro Sato 9.45
Daiki Matsumoto 9.56
Takamasa Nishizawa 9.90

Their times are written in JRCA(Japan Rubik Cube Association) Forum
http://jrca.cc/modules/d3forum/index.php?topic_id=110#post_id1410

 

[PhillipEspinoza]

I'm pretty sure the number is closer to 200 sub-10 cubers. There's probably a lot of people we don't know about, and I think sub-10 is becoming the standard sub-20.

 

[Escher]

I'm pretty sure the number is closer to 200 sub-10 cubers. There's probably a lot of people we don't know about, and I think sub-10 is becoming the standard sub-20.

You reckon there are 100 more people who are sub 10 that we don't know about?

I find that pretty unlikely, considering how small our community is and how much work it takes to become sub 10. I imagine that there are quite a few more non-English speaking people who are sub 10, but really I think that we know about the vast majority of them.

I'd also question the sub-20 thing, I don't think its as simple as that to obtain just yet...

 

[Yes We Can!]

I'm pretty sure the number is closer to 200 sub-10 cubers. There's probably a lot of people we don't know about, and I think sub-10 is becoming the standard sub-20.

I agree on the first part.
I think mostly in Asian countries there are loads of cubers that are sub-10 but don't bother posting it on speedsolving but rather on their own regional forum or just not at all.

Regarding the second part: Depends on when you started Me, I started in early 2009 when sub-20 wasn't really fast anymore...

 

[nccube]

I have 9.21 avg12

 

[Escher]

I agree on the first part.
I think mostly in Asian countries there are loads of cubers that are sub-10 but don't bother posting it on speedsolving but rather on their own regional forum or just not at all.

I accept that but we still hear a lot from those regional forums because we have quite a few who are members of both... At any rate I have a feeling that 2012 will be the year when top 100 avg becomes sub 10.

 

[yoinneroid]

just to add some things, Adrian Jorghy (Indonesia) had a 9.11 ao12, me myself once done a 9.89 ao12

 

[TMOY]

Speaking about regional forums, Swann Castel has recently posted a 9.91 ao12 on francocube.

(I don't know him personnaly yet. He has registered for Cachan Open, we'll see which average he gets there.)

 

[qqwref]

Anson Lin 8.45
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/s...ishment-Thread&p=638677&viewfull=1#post638677

 

[yoinneroid]

Pless 7.95 :O

 

[CuberMan]

I had a 9.57 ao12

 

[Tao Yu]

Kevin Hays 9.699