Rubik's Cube World Championship 2017 - Paris, France (13-16 July 2017)

I'm not doing 3x3! But I have registered for it.

Well, there are some who registered only for pyraminx for example. If that Person can solve a pyraminx, he most likely can solve a 3x3 too. why not competing in 3x3 then? i think theres even one who only registered for bld...
 
Well, there are some who registered only for pyraminx for example. If that Person can solve a pyraminx, he most likely can solve a 3x3 too. why not competing in 3x3 then? i think theres even one who only registered for bld...
I know someone quite closely that has only competed in MBLD and has been to 7 competitions, travelling interstate for many. Funny thing is, he is good/decent at regular events: 3x3 ~12 4x4 ~48 5x5 ~1:40 OH ~22
 
Well, there are some who registered only for pyraminx for example. If that Person can solve a pyraminx, he most likely can solve a 3x3 too. why not competing in 3x3 then? i think theres even one who only registered for bld...
They might only be able to get there in time for those events. I'm arriving on the Saturday afternoon so only doing 3BLD and pyraminx. I'm not interested in pyraminx but as I'll be there and there's no qualifying time I might as well do it.
 
Wow.
Thats something i wouldnt even consider :p
If i'm able to hit the time Limit in an Event, i compete. Didnt even consider not to...
Well I qualify for everything except feet (never done it) and clock (barely practised it and got a slow average, just wanted to demonstrate noflip), but I would prefer to focus on events I care about and not waste energy competing in loads of other stuff, even though there's other events I like. I would have thought focusing on main event(s) at a big comp would be common.

Also I'm not doing multi because I don't want to take loads of 3x3s, multi is the worst event in terms of hardware requirement.
 
Wow.
Thats something i wouldnt even consider :p
If i'm able to hit the time Limit in an Event, i compete. Didnt even consider not to...
I only want to compete in events I think I can do well in. If I haven't been practising an event, I tend to not compete in it, or stop competing mid-round.
The person I have to compete most with is myself, and if I'm not prepared, why waste competition time and materials?
 
Can you post here what that is? I'm not going to Worlds (so I obviously didn't get the email), but I'm interested to hear what they're doing.
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I would imagine that many of those competitors are indeed planning on attending another event before June 18th, but it's likely that many did not read the qualification requirements.
All of those 39 will have to attend a comp and get an official 3x3 time before June 19th. I've been keeping an eye on that number for this reason of course, and it has dropped from 40 - hopefully it doesn't drop much more :p
 
Here is a psych sheet for the nation cup so far (top 25 countries included).

+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| Seed | Country | Team Avg | Cuber | Avg |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 1 | USA | 6,97 | Lucas Etter | 6,89 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 1 | USA | 6,97 | Max Park | 6,92 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 1 | USA | 6,97 | Patrick Ponce | 7,11 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 2 | Germany | 7,05 | Sebastian Weyer | 6,81 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 2 | Germany | 7,05 | Philipp Weyer | 7,1 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 2 | Germany | 7,05 | Cornelius Dieckmann | 7,23 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 3 | Canada | 7,62 | Bill Wang | 7,1 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 3 | Canada | 7,62 | Kian Mansour | 7,87 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 3 | Canada | 7,62 | Eric Limeback | 7,89 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 4 | Australia | 7,70 | Feliks Zemdegs | 6,45 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 4 | Australia | 7,70 | Jayden McNeill | 7,67 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 4 | Australia | 7,70 | Tomoya Firman | 8,97 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 5 | Poland | 7,74 | Michał Pleskowicz | 7,13 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 5 | Poland | 7,74 | Michał Rzewuski | 8 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 5 | Poland | 7,74 | Jakub Kipa | 8,1 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 6 | United Kingdom | 7,97 | Alexander Lau | 7,37 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 6 | United Kingdom | 7,97 | Robert Yau | 8,21 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 6 | United Kingdom | 7,97 | Breandan Vallance | 8,32 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 7 | China | 7,99 | Weixing Zhang (张炜星) | 7,86 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 7 | China | 7,99 | Jiayu Wang (王佳宇) | 8,05 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 7 | China | 7,99 | Mulun Yin (阴目仑) | 8,05 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 8 | Netherlands | 8,05 | Mats Valk | 6,83 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 8 | Netherlands | 8,05 | Reinier Schippers | 8,53 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 8 | Netherlands | 8,05 | Erik Akkersdijk | 8,79 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 9 | France | 8,25 | Alexandre Carlier | 7,38 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 9 | France | 8,25 | Jules Desjardin | 8,15 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 9 | France | 8,25 | Victor Colin | 9,22 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 8 | Spain | 8,33 | Dario Roa Sánchez | 7,56 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 9 | Spain | 8,33 | Carlos Méndez García-Barroso | 7,87 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 9 | Spain | 8,33 | Carlos Carneros Torner | 9,56 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 10 | Taiwan | 8,57 | Yi-Fan Wu (吳亦凡) | 7,55 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 10 | Taiwan | 8,57 | Jr-Wei Jang (張智瑋) | 8,54 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 10 | Taiwan | 8,57 | Kuo-Hau Wu (吳國豪) | 9,62 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 11 | Norway | 8,61 | Morten Arborg | 7,58 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 11 | Norway | 8,61 | Jonathan Hamstad | 8,42 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 11 | Norway | 8,61 | Ulrik Bredland | 9,82 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 12 | Hungary | 8,64 | Hunor Bózsing | 8,51 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 12 | Hungary | 8,64 | Milán Baticz | 8,68 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 12 | Hungary | 8,64 | Hunor Mogyorósi | 8,72 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 13 | India | 8,76 | Rituraj Sohoni | 8,63 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 13 | India | 8,76 | Kesava Kirupa | 8,76 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 13 | India | 8,76 | Aryan Chhabra | 8,89 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 14 | Japan | 8,78 | Arifumi Fushimi (伏見有史) | 8,18 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 14 | Japan | 8,78 | Yu Sajima (佐島優) | 8,96 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 14 | Japan | 8,78 | Asato Irifune (入船朝斗) | 9,2 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 15 | Switzerland | 8,96 | Richard Delacoste | 8,46 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 15 | Switzerland | 8,96 | Robin Tschümperlin | 9,05 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 15 | Switzerland | 8,96 | Reto Bubendorf | 9,36 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 16 | Malaysia | 9,08 | Muhammad Hariz Bin Azizan | 8,86 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 16 | Malaysia | 9,08 | Jonathan Tan Wei Xiat | 9,05 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 16 | Malaysia | 9,08 | Ainesh Sevellaraja | 9,32 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 17 | Ukraine | 9,08 | Mykyta Tytar (Микита Титарь) | 8,59 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 17 | Ukraine | 9,08 | Ihor Bilchenko (Ігор Більченко) | 8,95 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 17 | Ukraine | 9,08 | Yulian Kaplyuk (Юліан Каплюк) | 9,69 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 18 | Sweden | 9,15 | Daniel Wallin | 8,89 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 18 | Sweden | 9,15 | Nathaniel Berg | 9,23 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 18 | Sweden | 9,15 | Mattias Uvesten | 9,32 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 19 | Denmark | 9,18 | Martin Vædele Egdal | 7,92 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 19 | Denmark | 9,18 | Micki Kanaiya Harning | 9,57 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 19 | Denmark | 9,18 | Daniel Vædele Egdal | 10,04 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 20 | Korea | 9,29 | Seung Hyuk Nahm (남승혁) | 7,06 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 20 | Korea | 9,29 | Min-Seo Gu (구민서) | 10,37 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 20 | Korea | 9,29 | Yunsu Nam (남윤수) | 10,44 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 21 | Slovenia | 9,42 | Staš Zupanc | 7,72 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 21 | Slovenia | 9,42 | Matic Omulec | 9,91 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 21 | Slovenia | 9,42 | Nejc Ian Čurman | 10,63 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 22 | Philippines | 9,57 | Jay Benedict Alfaras | 8,86 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 22 | Philippines | 9,57 | Robbie Villarica | 9,37 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 22 | Philippines | 9,57 | Joshua Meriño | 10,48 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 23 | Finland | 9,67 | Kim Jokinen | 8,27 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 23 | Finland | 9,67 | Niko Paavilainen | 10,02 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 23 | Finland | 9,67 | Niko Ronkainen | 10,71 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 24 | Colombia | 10,13 | Rafael Felipe Cordoba | 9,51 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 24 | Colombia | 10,13 | Ramses Amaya | 10,27 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 24 | Colombia | 10,13 | Oscar Nieto | 10,6 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 25 | Italy | 10,47 | Alessandro Nicolì | 10,11 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 25 | Italy | 10,47 | Sebastiano Tronto | 10,53 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
| 25 | Italy | 10,47 | Mariano D'Imperio | 10,78 |
+------+----------------+----------+---------------------------------+-------+
 
Isn't that how every worlds goes? This is my first worlds or nats
I'm not sure (that is why I asked), but I think in the previous ones there were always a few top competitors missing. Wouldn't it be understandable that young competitors, who are probably not financially independent, were unable to travel to another continent for a competition?
 
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