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Records, as they fall

27 world, 126 continental and 1,562 national records have fallen so far this year. The newest on the books: the 6×6 average of 1:03.63 by Timofei Tarasenko, 15 days old.

A record is the fastest anyone has ever gone, and it is a smaller claim than it sounds: world records fall every few weeks, national records fall most weekends. What follows is split five ways, because those are five different questions.

Latest records

newest first · the full run →
DateRecordEventTimeWhoWhere
5 SepNR2×2 average1.87Anthony Gerard Álvarez LudeñaCiudad Blanca Ibarra 2026
5 SepNR6×6 single1:22.63Gergely NovotniHungarian All-Rounder 7 2026
30 AugNR3×3 Fewest Moves single18 movesJan Riedl, one of two that dayFMC Nedvězí 2026
30 AugNR6×6 single1:38.05David SunLutzelbourg Open 2026
30 AugNRMegaminx average41.09Leandro ParedesRoad to Nats Valencia 2026
30 AugNRMegaminx single34.28Rafael Antonio SanchezRoad to Nats Valencia 2026
29 AugNR6×6 average1:05.78Tymon Kolasiński4x4 Off US-40 IL 2026
29 AugNR2×2 single1.60Kiary Roque Russo, one of five that dayAzeméis Open 2026

Reading this page: record tags: WR world · NR national · continental: ER Europe, NAR North America, SAR South America, AsR Asia, AfR Africa, OcR Oceania · a single is one solve's time · an average is the middle three of five solves, best and worst discarded.

27
world records so far in 2026 — plus 126 continental and 1,562 national