alisterprofitt
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First sub 5 ever...
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2x2: 2
3x3: 6
4x4: 20
5x5: 35
6x6: 1:10
7x7: 1:45
I feel like a 1:05 6x6 and 1:50 7x7 is a more reasonable split. There might also be room for a couple of seconds for lucky 4x4 and 5x5 solves, maybe as fast as 18 and 32.
I'll predict that the WR 2-7 will never go below 3:48, but will eventually get below 3:55.
Edit: it's probably fair to say that right now Feliks, Kevin, and Max are the only people capable of getting a sub-5 2-7 without something crazy like a 7x7 edge pairing skip, right? While I'm having fun with crazy predictions I'm going to say that within the next 10 years there are going to be 7 people, including 1 or 2 of those 3, who are capable of sub-4:30.
The 5x5 and 7x7 times will be really really really hard to achieve for even the fastest speed cubers!!!I have a feeling that this can be pushed down to ~sub4
Theoretically it should be possible if you get something like:
2x2: 2
3x3: 6
4x4: 20
5x5: 35
6x6: 1:10
7x7: 1:45
The 5x5 and 7x7 times will be really really really hard to achieve for even the fastest speed cubers!!!
I wouldn't be surprisedI bet that in a couple of years, that the 6x6 UWR will be sub 1 min