4×4 single · world record · live
15.18
Tymon Kolasiński · Spanish Championship 2025 · 6 December 2025
This record has stood 274 days. The last ten records in the event lived an average of 309 days each, which makes this one middle-aged. The record has been broken 50 times since 2003, when Masayuki Akimoto (秋元正行) set the first mark of 1:20.16. The longest reign belongs to Sebastian Weyer: 805 days.
Every holder
51 record solves- 202515.18 Tymon Kolasiński — the current record · Spanish Championship 2025
- 202415.71 Max Park — held 546 days · Colorado Mountain Tour - Evergreen 2024
- 202415.83 Max Park — held 49 days · Nub Open Yucaipa 2024
- 202216.79 Max Park — held 748 days · Bay Area Speedcubin' 29 PM 2022
- 202116.86 Max Park — held 128 days · CubingUSA Western Championship 2021
- 202117.18 Max Park — beaten again within the day · CubingUSA Western Championship 2021
- 201917.42 Sebastian Weyer — held 805 days · Danish Open 2019
- 201918.25 Sebastian Weyer — held 42 days · German Nationals 2019
- 201818.42 Max Park — held 432 days · SacCubing IV 2018
- 201818.84 Sebastian Weyer — held 36 days · German Open 2018
- 201719.36 Feliks Zemdegs — held 303 days · Latin America Cubing Tour - Arequipa 2017
- 201719.41 Sebastian Weyer — held 12 days · Berlin Summer Cube Days 2017
- 201521.54 Feliks Zemdegs — held 617 days · China Championship 2015
- 201421.97 Sebastian Weyer — held 420 days · Rubik's Cube European Championships 2014
- 201424.33 Sebastian Weyer — held 112 days · Velbert Easter Open 2014
- 201424.66 Feliks Zemdegs — held 97 days · Lifestyle Seasons Summer 2014
- 201424.67 Sebastian Weyer — held 8 days · Duisburg Winter 2014
- 201325.34 Feliks Zemdegs — held 209 days · Shepparton Winter 2013
- 201326.44 Sebastian Weyer — held 112 days · Velbert Open 2013
- 201226.75 Feliks Zemdegs — held 168 days · Australian Nationals 2012
- 201226.77 Mats Valk — held 140 days · German Open 2012
- 201130.02 Mats Valk — held 119 days · Dutch Nationals 2011
- 201130.28 Feliks Zemdegs — held 112 days · Australian Nationals 2011
- 201130.88 Feliks Zemdegs — held 63 days · Melbourne Winter Open 2011
- 201131.05 Feliks Zemdegs — held 49 days · Kubaroo Open 2011
- 201131.66 Sebastian Weyer — held 7 days · Hamburg Open 2011
- 201031.97 Feliks Zemdegs — held 168 days · Melbourne Cube Day 2010
- 201034.41 Feliks Zemdegs — held 35 days · Asian Championship 2010
- 201034.72 Feliks Zemdegs — beaten again within the day · Asian Championship 2010
- 201035.40 Haixu Zhang (张海旭) — held 90 days · Guangzhou Big Cubes Competition 2010
- 201035.55 Feliks Zemdegs — held 1 days · New Zealand Championships 2010
- 200936.46 Dan Cohen — held 274 days · World Rubik's Cube Championship 2009
- 200939.28 Shuhei Omura (大村周平) — held 69 days · Japan Open 2009
- 200939.83 Erik Akkersdijk — held 98 days · German Open 2009
- 200940.05 Erik Akkersdijk — held 105 days · Aachen Open 2009
- 200841.16 Yumu Tabuchi (田渕雄夢) — held 98 days · Japan Open 2008
- 200841.31 Erik Akkersdijk — held 28 days · Brussels Summer Open 2008
- 200843.72 Erik Akkersdijk — held 14 days · Dutch Masters 2008
- 200845.15 Keisuke Hiraya (平谷啓輔) — held 21 days · Tokyo Open 2008
- 200846.03 Dan Cohen — held 49 days · Da Vinci Science Center competition 2008
- 200746.63 Mátyás Kuti — held 217 days · UK Open 2007
- 200651.16 Michael Fung — held 392 days · Dutch Open 2006
- 200554.13 Yuki Hayashi (林祐樹) — held 343 days · Rubik's World Championship 2005
- 200555.38 Chris Hardwick — held 84 days · Caltech Dallas Summer competition 2005
- 20051:00.38 Yuki Hayashi (林祐樹) — held 34 days · Kyoto Rubik's Cube contest 2005
- 20051:01.52 Frédérick Badie — held 79 days · French Championship 2005
- 20051:08.12 Frank Morris — held 97 days · Caltech Winter competition 2005
- 20041:09.11 Lars Vandenbergh — held 161 days · European Rubik's Games Championship 2004
- 20041:12.49 Frédérick Badie — beaten again within the day · European Rubik's Games Championship 2004
- 20041:12.85 Chris Hardwick — held 28 days · US Nationals 2004
- 20031:20.16 Masayuki Akimoto (秋元正行) — held 322 days · World Rubik's Games Championship 2003
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