Milán Baticz won the Mantua Open 2009 with an average of 12.38 seconds. Breandan Vallance finished second (13.07) and Stefano Bevacqua finished third (14.51).
Sinpei Araki won the Toyama Open 2009 with an average of 12.65 seconds. Yohei Oka finished second (13.21) and Nobuaki Suga finished third (13.94).
World records: Yohei Oka Pyraminx 4.07 (average).
Asian records: Shota Kobayashi Rubik's Clock 8.22 (single) 8.96 (average).
The Cubetcha 2009 will take place on October 24, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Check out the Cubetcha 2009 website for more information and registration.
The Cebu Masters 2009 will take place on October 24, 2009 in Cebu City, Philippines. Check out the Cebu Masters 2009 website for more information and registration.
Tomasz Zolnowski won the Wroclaw Open 2009 with an average of 11.26 seconds. Piotr Kózka finished second (12.82) and Michal Robaczyk finished third (13.41).
European records: Piotr Michal Padlewski Square-1 17.71 (average).
Ibrahim Vajgel-Shedid won the Vancouver Open 2009 with an average of 13.89 seconds. Deseree Aune finished second (13.91) and Sarah Strong finished third (15.70).
Erik Akkersdijk won the Brussels Summer Open 2009 with an average of 11.30 seconds. Guillain Potron finished second (13.56) and Rama Temmink finished third (13.68).
The Shaastra Open 2009 will take place on October 2, 2009 in Chennai, India. Check out the Shaastra Open 2009 website for more information and registration.
Matias Macaya won the Campeonato de Primavera 2009 with an average of 17.85 seconds. Enric Grau finished second (18.60) and José Garrido finished third (18.63).
South American records: Enric Grau 2x2x2 Cube 4.18 (single), Matias Macaya Rubik's Magic 1.08 (single), Sebastián Pino Castillo Rubik's Clock 12.25 (single) 18.08 (average).
The Quezon Megaminx Open 2009 will take place on October 3, 2009 in Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines. Check out the Quezon Megaminx Open 2009 website for more information and registration.