Chang Hong Liang (张泓量)Singapore Rubik's Cube Competition 2016 · · 3 solution(s)
Final#135.00NR32NR(37 36 32)
comment at the time:
Snagged the NR on my first official FMC at Singapore Open 2016! I didn't bother with skeletons at all because I'm not good at finding insertions under time pressure, so these are all bog standard NISS/Petrus solves.
Chang Hong Liang (张泓量)Singapore Cube Championship 2019 · · 3 solution(s)
comment at the time:
Two lucky official solves in a row, aka getting lucky isn't a crime.
((TL NOTE: I was averaging around 28-30 at the time))
Didn't find a good solution for #3, so whatever. "Lucked out" on a 28-move ab3c (insertion cancelled two moves) near the end of the hour, because my backup solution was 40 moves long (lol). It's still a good mean by my standards.
Chang Hong Liang (张泓量)Fewest Moves Singapore 2025 · · 6 solution(s)
First#424.0022(22 23 27)
Final#724.0022(27 23 22)
imagine tying PR mean and single in round 1 and then doing that again in round 2
comments at the time:
Didn't podium, but it's hard to feel too bad about it. All it really means
is that other people have improved, and that's great!
I actually wasn't feeling well the night before, so I didn't really sleep well.
Thankfully it wasn't a problem during the comp.
(but seriously when am I going to get anything better than 24.00; this is so cursed)
Yurii Riabov (Юрій Рябов)River Mall Kyiv 2026 · · 3 solution(s)
My first 22.00 and this closes a gap for 21.33 to 25.67 that i had. After analysis i feel much better about the mean, i think 22 21 20 are reasonable here, and i could've had 22 22 20 from my drs, and i only missed 22 on a1 cause of time management and on a2 it's quite tricky so that's not too bad, really funny a3. I was really tired when we started the solves and i had a headache for most of the mean so i'm happy with this performance, only missing 1.00 from human findable