Astana Non-Cube 2026


Date
Sep 12, 2026
City
Astana, Kazakhstan
Venue

American Corner, ENU library.

Address
11 Pushkin Street
Details

3 floor

Contact

dzhanataev@worldcubeassociation.org

Organizers
Aisultan Turganbay and Alisher Kurmash
WCA Delegates
Damir Issakov and Damir Zhanataev
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Information

English

Welcome to 'Astana Non-Cube 2026' ! This competition is dedicated to non-cubic WCA events and welcomes cubers of all skill levels. Join us for a fun day of solving puzzles, setting personal bests, and meeting the speedcubing community.

Қазақша

'Astana Non-Cube 2026' жарысына қош келдіңіздер ! Бұл жарыс текше емес WCA дисциплиналарына арналған және барлық деңгейдегі спидкуберлерге ашық. Бізбен бірге жарысып, жаңа жеке рекордтар орнатып, спидкубинг қауымдастығымен танысыңыз!

Events
Main event
Competitors
15
Registration period

Online registration opened and closed .

Registration requirements
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No on the spot registrations will be accepted.


Қазақша:

Барлық іс-шараға қатысу ақысы тегін. Егер 'FTO' дисциплинасына қатысқыңыз келсе, тіркелу кезінде түсініктемеде (комментарийде) көрсетіңіз.

English:

The registration for this competition is free. If you would like to participate in FTO, please mention it in the comments when registering.

Highlights
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Jaime Calzado Gomez won with an average of 4.10 seconds in the Pyraminx event. Alisher Kurmash finished second (4.29) and Damir Zhanataev finished third (4.36).

Clock

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Aidar Nadir 3.66 4.75 Kazakhstan 4.317.845.073.664.86
2 Jaime Calzado Gomez 4.34 5.92 Spain 8.956.664.354.346.75
3 Timur Beksultan 6.72 8.77 Kazakhstan 7.0421.288.376.7210.91

Megaminx

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Alisher Kurmash 35.58 NR 41.72 Kazakhstan 44.7335.5842.5242.9239.71
2 Abzal Amirgali 52.19 59.90 Kazakhstan 59.8052.191:03.991:05.8755.91
3 Jaime Calzado Gomez 1:06.00 1:07.37 Spain 1:17.981:06.001:07.501:07.701:06.90

Pyraminx

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Jaime Calzado Gomez 3.55 4.10 Spain 3.554.894.044.114.14
2 Alisher Kurmash 4.02 4.29 Kazakhstan 4.415.414.284.174.02
3 Damir Zhanataev 3.76 4.36 Kazakhstan 4.564.106.714.413.76

Skewb

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Jaime Calzado Gomez 1.67 2.24 Spain 3.291.672.292.741.69
2 Alisher Kurmash 3.64 3.93 Kazakhstan 5.333.643.744.343.71
3 Abzal Amirgali 4.45 5.75 Kazakhstan 6.214.457.465.675.36

Square-1

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Jaime Calzado Gomez 13.93 15.99 Spain 15.7417.0116.7113.9315.51
2 Alisher Kurmash 14.68 17.43 Kazakhstan 14.6817.2624.4419.3115.71
3 Ramanujan Srinivasan 15.00 17.94 Singapore 16.4016.2921.1315.0022.51
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