Six-year-old girl sets Rubik's Cube world record with average solve under 4.5 seconds
A young speedcuber has made history by solving the classic puzzle in under 4.5 seconds on average, becoming the youngest to claim the record.
A six-year-old girl has claimed a Rubik's Cube world record after solving the iconic puzzle in an average time of under 4.5 seconds, stunning the speedcubing community and drawing widespread attention.
The achievement places her among the fastest solvers ever recorded, remarkable for any competitor but extraordinary given her age. Speedcubing competitions typically measure performance across multiple solves, making a consistent sub-4.5-second average all the more impressive.
The feat has captured the imagination of puzzle enthusiasts around the world, highlighting how elite competitive speedcubing is increasingly attracting exceptionally young talent capable of outperforming seasoned adult rivals.
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