Congratulations to all the winners, competitors and Red Bull sponsor for an amazing spectacle on the 40 th birthday of the Rubik's Cube."Įrnő Rubik, who invented the Cube and watched the proceedings online said, "The Rubik's Cube speaks to the noblest, universally shared human characteristics: curiosity, playfulness, problem-solving and intelligence. " Max Park, our Rubik's Ambassador came out on top and retained his crown for the Red Bull Rubik's Cube World Cup for a second year, although this is the first time it's been purely digital. Both recently featured in the much-loved Netflix documentary The Speed Cubers and went head to head in the finals of this exciting competition. "And it was truly amazing to see our 'dream final' of Max Park versus Feliks Zemdegs. I was thrilled to see Juliette Sébastien from France reach top of the leader board in the women's competition. I gave the competition my total attention and didn't give myself time to think, because my 100 per cent focus was on the solve."Ĭhristoph Bettin, the CEO for Rubik's Brand said, "The first remote Red Bull Rubik's World Cup produced great drama and suspense with Rubik's ambassadors taking top spot in most of the disciplines.
As I'm Feliks Zemdegs' biggest fan and a good friend, it was an honour to share the final with him. It was fascinating too, to see that the speeds could be accurately measured to one thousandth of a second. It was amazing that at a time of social distancing the speedcubing community could gather together and compete in such an exciting Red Bull Rubik's Cube World Cup. On winning the top prize and being crowned the world champion, Max Park said, "My motto is 'don't think just solve'.
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