WR Fewest Moves

Hi Guys,

I tried the scramble and found nothing "special" to it.
The results of the other competitors tell the same story.
Jimmy's solution was really unique.

I found a nice 29-mover myself:
2X2X3+preparation: L B' D B2 R F R D' R2 D' F U' D' (13)
all but 3 corners: B R B' U R' U' R2 U R2 U' (23)
at beginning insert commutator U' L D2 L' U L D2 L', 2 moves cancel.

Gus
 
Congrats, Jimmy! How did you feel at the moment you found it and realized its length?


He literally jumped a couple of times and shouted:

- YES YES YES YES.

Then we all moved our heads toward him, excited (I was next to him and I was a bit scared at first LOL) and he apologized:

- Oh... sorry sorry...

He moved back to the seat and tried the solution again under the table:

- YES YES YES YES.

Then we realized something HUGE was coming... :D

It was really really funny. Furthermore all this happened between the music a kind of chorus was singing in the room close to the one we were using... hahahaha.

Congrats Jimmy! You're great! :D:D:D
 
Congrats, Jimmy! How did you feel at the moment you found it and realized its length?


He literally jumped a couple of times and shouted:

- YES YES YES YES.

Then we all moved our heads toward him, excited (I was next to him and I was a bit scared at first LOL) and he apologized:

- Oh... sorry sorry...

He moved back to the seat and tried the solution again under the table:

- YES YES YES YES.

Then we realized something HUGE was coming... :D

I was trying to imagine what it would have been like to find a solution like that. I think I would have behaved the same - it would be sooooo hard to contain yourself after finding something like that!
 
Congrats, Jimmy!

That was totally unexpected. I was literally breathless. FMC had always been one of my favorite events. I was hoping to train a lot during the summer and make sure that I can definitely beat AsR and possibly tie WR if I'm very lucky; but even with quite a bit of luck, I can't see myself getting sub-25.
Greatest cubing accomplishment of the decade until someone get a sub-7s nonlucky single or sub-4s lucky single or sub-8 average in 3x3 speed. I really expected Mirek, Per, or Guus to break it. Now, the reign of the 1st generation cubists is finally completely over. Every record now belongs to the post-80's new cubists.
Definitely the most shocking WR breaker ever!
You better learn COLL! I'm disappointed that is not the ending. ;) :p

I don't know whether I should just quit cubing, or do 1000 solves. Perhaps I should only learn HTM optimal ZBLL algs just for FMC. I've gotten quite a few 28 move solutions recently, but 22 is just too amazing.

my solution: 29 moves

Premoves: F2L
Scramble: (U L2 U' R2 B2 U L2 D2 R2 F2 R2 F L F' D2 L' U B' D R2 F')
Blocks: UL'D2L)
More blocks: F'DR'
Insertion: (RFR'BRF'R'B')
Finish: FRD'RDR'D'BRB'D'RDR)

It was a pretty easy solution. I believe I found the skeleton in less than 1/2 hour.
 
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Congrats, Jimmy! How did you feel at the moment you found it and realized its length?


He literally jumped a couple of times and shouted:

- YES YES YES YES.

Then we all moved our heads toward him, excited (I was next to him and I was a bit scared at first LOL) and he apologized:

- Oh... sorry sorry...

He moved back to the seat and tried the solution again under the table:

- YES YES YES YES.

Then we realized something HUGE was coming... :D

It was really really funny. Furthermore all this happened between the music a kind of chorus was singing in the room close to the one we were using... hahahaha.

Congrats Jimmy! You're great! :D:D:D

ahah
 
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