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'''Geir Ugelstad''' is a Norwegian cuber. He was the first person to officially (pre-WCA) solve 2 and 3 Rubik's Cube blindfolded, both in 1998. He used a speedBlind method. | '''Geir Ugelstad''' is a Norwegian cuber. He was the first person to officially (pre-WCA) solve 2 and 3 Rubik's Cube blindfolded, both in 1998. He used a speedBlind method. | ||
| − | Although he attended World Championships 2003, he decided not to compete in 3x3 blindfolded after finding out that the memorization time was counted. At World Championships 2005, he demonstrated speedBlind using [[Fridrich]] on stage, solving in a little over 20 seconds. | + | Although he attended World Championships 2003 in Toronto, Canada, he decided not to compete in 3x3 blindfolded after finding out that the memorization time was counted. At World Championships 2005 in Orlando, Florida, he demonstrated speedBlind using [[Fridrich]] on stage, solving in a little over 20 seconds. |
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Geir Ugelstad is a Norwegian cuber. He was the first person to officially (pre-WCA) solve 2 and 3 Rubik's Cube blindfolded, both in 1998. He used a speedBlind method.
Although he attended World Championships 2003 in Toronto, Canada, he decided not to compete in 3x3 blindfolded after finding out that the memorization time was counted. At World Championships 2005 in Orlando, Florida, he demonstrated speedBlind using Fridrich on stage, solving in a little over 20 seconds.
