World Championship 2015 - São Paulo, Brazil - July 17-19, 2015

[Julian]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybmn6LtITe4

 

[Iggy]

7.56 average by Feliks :tu

 

[BLACKLEADER]

Feliks won

 

[Yes We Can!]

Feliks takes it all. So happy for him!

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

Feliks Zemdegs wins World Championship 2015

Feliks Zemdegs has won the World Championship this year with an average of 7.56. Mats Valk finished second (8.56) and Jakub Kipa finished third (8.63). Congratulations to Feliks!

The following records (excluding NRs) were set at the Championships this year:

Spoiler

WRs:
Skewb Single: Jan Bentlage 1.68 (Germany)
6x6x6 Mean: Kevin Hays 1:46.41 (USA)
7x7x7 Mean: Feliks Zemdegs 2:33.73 (Australia)
7x7x7 Single: Feliks Zemdegs 2:23.55 (Australia)
6x6x6 Mean: Kevin Hays 1:45.98 (USA)

NARs:
7x7x7 Single: Kevin Hays 2:30.35 (USA)
5x5x5 Average: Kevin Hays 57.28 (USA)
5x5x5 Average: Kevin Hays 55.66 (USA)
5x5x5 Single: Kevin Hays 51.26 (USA)

SARs:
6x6x6 Mean: Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez 2:07.81 (Peru)
5x5x5 Average: Pedro Henrique da Silva Roque 1:03.32 (Brazil)
7x7x7 Mean: Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez 3:33.26 (Peru)
Megaminx Average: Felipe Rueda Hernández 51.24 (Colombia)
3x3x3 Blindfolded Single: Gianfranco Huanqui 21.83 (Peru)
7x7x7 Mean: Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez 3:28.92 (Peru)
7x7x7 Single: Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez 3:11.59 (Peru)
3x3x3 FMC Mean: João Pedro Batista Ribeiro Costa 25 ⅔ (Brazil)
4x4x4 Average: Pedro Henrique da Silva Roque 32.15 (Brazil)
4x4x4 Single: Pedro Henrique da Silva Roque 27.73 (Brazil)

ERs:
3x3x3 One-Handed Single - 8.48 - Michał Pleskowicz (Poland)

OcRs:
3x3x3 with Feet Mean: Jayden McNeill 1:32.15 (Australia)
3x3x3 with Feet Single: Jayden McNeill 1:20.35 (Australia)
Megaminx Average: Feliks Zemdegs 50.75 (Australia)
Rubik's Cube Single: Feliks Zemdegs 5.60 (Australia)
Rubik's Cube Single - 5.39 - Feliks Zemdegs (Australia)

 

[BLACKLEADER]

1 Feliks Zemdegs 7.56 avg
2 Mats Valk 8.56 avg
3 Jakub Kipa 8.63 avg

 

[moralsh]

This time around the +2 goes to feliks, but nothing changes. Congrats Feliks, that was awesome

 

[newtonbase]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybmn6LtITe4

Thanks

 

[Iggy]

Oh wow a 1 second difference between Feliks and Mats

 

[NeilH]

Wow gj feliks

 

[ryanj92]

after basically winning by a +2 in 2013, it's pretty encouraging to see feliks take a pretty secure victory this time round
bravo!

 

[Mr Cubism]

This time around the +2 goes to feliks, but nothing changes. Congrats Feliks, that was awesome

without that +2 the average would be 7.17

 

[Bindedsa]

without that +2 the average would be 7.17

His point was that it doesn't affect the podium.

 

[NooberCuber]

which sokve was a +2

 

[Mr Cubism]

His point was that it doesn't affect the podium.

I know. All I meant is that it would be 7.17 without the +2. That´s all…..

 

[Iggy]

which sokve was a +2

The 8.94

 

[Yes We Can!]

The fourth solve was a 6.94 +2. Even if he had done worse than 8.94 on his fifth solve, he would have still won.
I'm still so worked up haha.




EDIT: Actually, that's incorrect. Too excited for maths. In theory, Mats could have gotten a 8.01, Feliks a 8.13 average with the fifth solve.

 

[Genius4Jesus]

Feliks now has a grand total of 14 official 5s.

And correct me if I'm wrong, is Feliks the first to get a 5 in every round?

EDIT: Feliks won 2870. (I'm guessing that's in USD because there was no unit).

 

[Iggy]

In 2013, Feliks won by a +2, but in 2015, he won with a +2

 

[newtonbase]

Feliks now has a grand total of 14 official 5s.

And correct me if I'm wrong, is Feliks the first to get a 5 in every round?

EDIT: Feliks won 2870. (I'm guessing that's in USD because there was no unit).

I'd be more inclined to guess it's the local currency which equates to $900.