Max Park solves Rubik's Cube in 3 seconds, setting new world record
Max Park, 21, breaks Rubik's Cube record at speed cubing event in Long Beach, California
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Max Park, 21, breaks Rubik's Cube record at speed cubing event in Long Beach, California
Rubik’s Cubes are perplexing puzzles, especially if you don’t know the rotations required to solve them. Doing so has become a speedrun of sorts,
Several people have dazzled audiences by solving Rubik's Cube in less time than the previous one, but Max Park of the United States may have just set a record that will never be broken.The world...
A Rubik’s Cube world record has officially been set by American Max Park. The record-breaking moment: At the Pride at Long Beach 2023 World Cube Association Competition on June 11, Park, 21, achieved a new world record by solving a three-by-three-by-three Rubik’s Cube within 3.13 seconds, beating the previous record by 0.34 of a second. In the video uploaded by Park to YouTube, he can be seen carefully inspecting the cube before the timer begins.
More than 80 Rubik’s Cube solvers converged on downtown Anchorage for the Up in the North competition, which had doubled in size since the last event in 2019.