Skewb

Place	Result	Name	Quote	Date
1	6.01 seconds	Mike Tryczak	Scrambling algorithm was (I use my own notation): d ~t d t ~l ~t ~l d t l ~d ~t d ~r d t ~d r ~t r l r ~l r ~t I decided to pick up the Skewb again after a long break. Slightly lucky in that step 2 only took three twists (average 6.5), and I got my fastest algorithm for step 3. A video of this solve as well as my 3 step speed-skewbing solution can be found on my site.	20060621
2	6.34 seconds	Shota Ihara	My site	20080426
3	6.78 seconds	Tobias Daneels	Done at the Beglian Open 2008 during lunch.	20080206
4	7.96 seconds	Syoji Takamatsu	IT'S EASY. My site	20080109
5	7.99 seconds	Stefan Pochmann	Not "lucky", but easy steps. A friend of mine stopped with an analog watch and of course didn't look instantly when I told him because he didn't expect it that early. Then he said "7 seconds". But under the circumstances I still feel more comfortable to say 7.99 (which will give me 1st place anyway ;-).
6	8.51 seconds	Connor Grieves	My fourth day of practice.	20080701
7	8.55 seconds	Jacob Rueth	Who's number one, oh wait a minute. that's me!
8	9.19 seconds	Sam Cappleman-Lynes	This was not lucky but easy. Mike Tryczak's method. 3 move first step, 4 move step 2 and two corners for the last step.	20071215
9	9.81 seconds	Blake O'Hare	n/a
10	10 seconds	Will Klausler	semi-lucky	20080814
11	11.71 seconds	Gavin Nelson	Awsome solve	20080515
12	11.92 seconds	Kåre Krig	Have a few faster times, but I forgot to note if they where lucky or not.	20050202
13	12 seconds	Peter Babcock	This was during an average, but it got crossed out for being the lowest one.
14	12.29 seconds	Mattias Berglund	Best lucky time 10.43 seconds.
15	13 seconds	Anssi Vanhala	I don't remember hundredths.	20050213
16	14.18 seconds	Casey Mihaloew	with only one algorithm. i will post my method eventualy.	20070127
17	14.36 seconds	Brandon J. Vasos	I rock. Anyone know how to tighten the four main corners without breaking the sqube? I had to pop a center back in on this time.	20050829
18	15 seconds	Noah Hevey	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buX_qhfj6cc My cam can only take 15 second clips, and I didn't start right away, but I also didn't do the standard competition start. I just put it at 15 seconds, give or take.	20060704
19	15.26 seconds	Olivér Nagy	It was non-lucky!!! With lucky case my best time is 11.52 I have them all in video! You can find them at my hompage: Rubikkocka.hu	20060426
20	15.34 seconds	Yannick Martin	easy solve.	20080407
21	17.32 seconds	Joe Wallace	Very good for me.	20060313
22	18 seconds	Chris Gilsdorf	This is about the fastest I can go, excluding lucky times.
23	19.37 seconds	Bryan O'Connor	I'm 12, got this for Christmas, im not a nerd, and it's really fun =). I'll break it soon.	20080128
24	19.61 seconds	Lucas Garron	n/a	20061117
25	20 seconds	Robert Roue	I'm still a relative beginner, self taught, only one 8 move alg under my belt, so watch out!!!
26	23 seconds	Alex Kumaki	n/a	20080119
27	24 seconds	Chris Hardwick	n/a
28	24.71 seconds	Thomas Bischof	I only got this puzzle yesterday, and I use my own system (1 center->one face->orient top->permute centers). Not a lucky solve, but easy.	20050124
29	27.80 seconds	Jorge Best	Best time so far.	20050815
30	27.94 seconds	Gunnar Krig	I have only tried this puzzle a few times.
31	28.18 seconds	Bob Burton	My girlfriend gave me this puzzle for my birthday. Visit my site.	20070511
32	30.62 seconds	Erik Listor	My record. I was practicing for the talent show and decided to time myself. I happened to set a new record!	20070212
33	31.11 seconds	Austin Jackson	A really fun puzzle I can easily get down to sub 20 with more practice. The Video	20080804
34	34 seconds	Valentino Tosatti	Done with the PC version. I also have a solid one, though.
34	34 seconds	Chip Brewer	Mike Tryczak taught me everything I know.
36	54.20 seconds	Okko Pyssysalo	n/a	20080525
37	58 seconds	Sébastien Mars	n/a