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'''Simon Westlund''' is a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[cuber|speedcuber]]. He set the World Record for Megaminx three times in 2011, twice for single (46.81 and 42.28) and once for average, (49.90) and currently still holds these records. Westlund has the Swedish National Record for almost every event he has participated in.
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'''Simon Westlund''' is a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[cuber|speedcuber]]. He set the World Record for Megaminx three times in 2011, twice for single (46.81 and 42.28) and once for average, (49.90). Westlund has the Swedish National Record for almost every event he has participated in.
  
 
== Talang ==
 
== Talang ==
In 2011, Simon was the winner of the Swedish television show ''Talang'' (Swedish version of ''America's Got Talent''). As the winner, Simon was given 55,000 Euros ($80,000), the most money any cuber has ever won from cubing.
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In 2011, Simon was the winner of the Swedish television show ''Talang'' (Swedish version of ''Got Talent''). As the winner, Simon was given 55,000 Euros ($80,000), the most money any cuber has ever won from cubing.
  
 
== Achievements ==
 
== Achievements ==

Revision as of 19:29, 12 March 2015

Simon Westlund
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Simon Westlund in !
Background Information
Alias(es):
Country: Sweden
Born: 29 July 1994 (age 18)
Occupation(s): Student
Years Active: 2008-present
WCA ID: 2008WEST02
Claim to Fame: Megaminx world records, world title


Simon Westlund is a Swedish speedcuber. He set the World Record for Megaminx three times in 2011, twice for single (46.81 and 42.28) and once for average, (49.90). Westlund has the Swedish National Record for almost every event he has participated in.

Talang

In 2011, Simon was the winner of the Swedish television show Talang (Swedish version of Got Talent). As the winner, Simon was given 55,000 Euros ($80,000), the most money any cuber has ever won from cubing.

Achievements

Title

World Titles
Preceded by
Bálint Bodor
2009
Megaminx World Champion
2011,2013
Incumbent
Continental Titles
Preceded by
Bálint Bodor
2010
Megaminx European Champion
2012
Incumbent

See also

External links