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The Pyraminx, in numbers

Everything countable about the Pyraminx: the mathematics of the puzzle with its sources, and the live state of the sport, rebuilt nightly.

Setting the trivial tips aside, a Pyraminx has 933,120 positions (75,582,720 counting them). God's Number, the worst case for a perfect solver, is 11 moves. Wikipedia: Pyraminx
The Pyraminx is the tetrahedron of the Platonic set: the simplest possible solid, four faces of four.
The world record single is 0.73 by Simon Kellum, standing 990 days.
The world record average is 1.14 by Lingkun Jiang (姜凌坤), standing 253 days.
3,323,392 completed solves are on the official record in Pyraminx, from 11,546 competitions in 157 countries.
129,321 people hold an official ranking. The median personal best among all of them is 9.61.
49 people have ever gone under 1.00 seconds.
The world record has moved 20 times since records began in 2003.
157 countries hold a national record, and the spread is wide: the fastest is 0.73, the most beatable 29.42.
Results begin in 2003; every figure on this page recomputes nightly from the official export.