So we have following official results:

Roux Top 5:

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rank    ao5    name
  1     7.68   [URL="https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2011LAUA01"]Alexander Lau[/URL]
  2     9.48   [URL="https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2009MOOR01"]Austin Moore[/URL]
  3     9.58   [URL="https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2013LINK01"]Kaijun Lin (林恺俊)[/URL] 
  4    10.34   [URL="https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2006BARL01"]Thom Barlow[/URL]
  5    12.09   [URL="https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2012KRIS12"]Artur Kristof[/URL]
 
No. That's just the guys mentioned on the last few pages.
I'm pretty sure there are fast rouxers who aren't very active here ;)

Lol way to make him feel good :D jk. Wow, really goes to show how far some people have taken our beloved method.

Dare I ask: Top 10?

rank ao5 name
1) 7.68 Alexander Lau
2) 9.48 Austin Moore
3) 9.58 Kaijun Lin (林恺俊)
4) 10.34 Thom Barlow
5) 12.09 Artur Kristof
6) 12.27 Arvind Tatiparti
7) 12.92 Jules Manalang
8) 12.98 Joon Cha
9) 13.03 Gilles Roux
10) 14.17 Ben Woo
 
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Even if I have had gone to a competition, I don't think I would be in the top 10 roux users. There's probably a whole bunch of fast roux users out there.

In about three years, we'll look back and laugh about when we could count the fast Roux solvers on two hands.
 
How can I improve my LSE speed?
I need help on last six edges too, can't get rid of 4b to 4c pause
As cliche as this sounds... practice lol.

Though to be more specific about how to practice let me ask you a few questions:
1. Do an LSE scramble, can you look at the EO case (like you would in a solve, so dont look at DB) can you close your eyes and solve the entire orientation?
2. If you said yes to number 1, while youre solving it can/do you keep track of UR/UL?
3. can you see how you will have to do 4c from 4a/4b?
 

As cliche as this sounds... practice lol.

Though to be more specific about how to practice let me ask you a few questions:
1. Do an LSE scramble, can you look at the EO case (like you would in a solve, so dont look at DB) can you close your eyes and solve the entire orientation?
2. If you said yes to number 1, while youre solving it can/do you keep track of UR/UL?
3. can you see how you will have to do 4c from 4a/4b?


I seem to have problems with "3." what should I be try to look at when finishing 4b in order to get rid of the pause.
 
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