Hungarian Open 2026


Date
City
Budapest, Hungary
Venue

Bornemisza Péter Gimnázium

Address
1107 Budapest, Száva utca 1.
Details

Auditorium

Contact

speedcubinghungary.info@gmail.com

Organizers
Balázs Polyák, Benedek Zimányi, Brigitta Varga, Márton Pap, Speedcubing Hungary, and Ádám Simon
WCA Delegates
Bence Barát, Bence Kiácz, Dániel Varga, and Szabolcs Szántai
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Information

A Hungarian Open a 2026-os év magyar nemzeti bajnoksága.
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Hungarian Open serves as the Hungarian national championship of the year 2026.

Events
Competitors
136
Registration period

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3x3x3 Cube

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Alexey Tsvetkov 4.92 5.90 Russia 4.925.445.726.866.53
2 Gergő Zalán Molnár 5.91 6.57 Hungary 5.998.035.916.237.49
3 Dávid Szabó 6.28 7.26 Hungary 6.288.826.937.627.23

2x2x2 Cube

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Alexey Tsvetkov 1.09 1.22 Russia 1.691.161.291.091.21
2 Maksymilian Kulas 1.38 1.53 Poland 1.572.441.381.561.45
3 András Orbán 1.64 1.71 Hungary 1.781.661.641.731.74

4x4x4 Cube

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Gergely Novotni 26.19 28.26 Hungary 26.1927.4230.1932.6227.18
2 Matěj Grohmann 25.92 28.88 Czech Republic 31.3827.2828.9725.9230.39
3 Ádám Szabó 28.46 30.00 Hungary 29.1530.1031.9928.4630.76

5x5x5 Cube

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Matěj Grohmann 41.46 49.48 Czech Republic 51.8341.4646.9953.1149.62
2 Gergely Novotni 45.99 50.41 Hungary 52.0148.5645.9950.6555.58
3 Elai Amit-Wender 53.87 58.03 Israel 1:00.4853.8758.8057.9057.38

6x6x6 Cube

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Gergely Novotni 1:36.02 1:37.03 Hungary 1:36.021:36.821:38.24
2 Roy Tamir 1:37.19 1:38.19 Israel 1:37.321:40.051:37.19
3 Vojtěch Grohmann 1:36.80 1:39.75 Czech Republic 1:36.801:40.961:41.48

7x7x7 Cube

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Gergely Novotni 1:59.07 NR 2:22.02 Hungary 2:39.321:59.072:27.68
2 Matěj Grohmann 2:26.81 2:30.70 Czech Republic 2:26.812:27.282:38.02
3 Bence Barát 2:24.78 2:31.31 Hungary 2:24.782:31.192:37.97

3x3x3 Blindfolded

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Alexander Bóna 17.92 21.18 NR Hungary 20.8522.4420.2417.92DNF
2 Bálint Csengő 18.41 33.41 Hungary DNF43.9418.4122.8533.44
3 Bence Barát 36.20 DNF Hungary 1:00.10DNF46.0436.20DNF

3x3x3 Fewest Moves

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Jan Bentlage 22 22.67 Germany 232223
2 Roy Tamir 23 23.33 Israel 232324
2 Szabolcs Szántai 23 23.33 Hungary 232324

3x3x3 One-Handed

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Alexey Tsvetkov 6.51 8.21 Russia 7.388.099.169.876.51
2 Maksymilian Kulas 10.79 12.67 Poland 11.7610.7914.1013.2013.05
3 Ábris Galler 8.96 12.83 Hungary 13.0212.9714.008.9612.49

Clock

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Gergő Czuczor 3.73 4.23 Hungary 3.734.604.653.774.31
2 Szabolcs Szántai 4.63 5.15 Hungary 5.574.636.255.084.79
3 Elai Amit-Wender 4.09 5.16 Israel 4.095.90DNF5.224.37

Megaminx

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Maksymilian Kulas 25.25 NR 28.40 NR Poland 27.8528.5928.7631.1025.25
2 Gergely Novotni 31.90 35.45 Hungary 34.0331.9035.3736.9649.18
3 Bálint Csengő 40.36 43.98 Hungary 46.4040.3644.0544.0343.86

Pyraminx

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Alexey Tsvetkov 1.34 1.77 Russia 2.001.401.901.342.31
2 Maksymilian Kulas 1.50 2.76 Poland 3.011.502.844.072.44
3 Bence Pető 1.81 2.88 Hungary 4.091.812.742.333.56

Skewb

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Vojtěch Grohmann 1.20 1.46 Czech Republic 1.641.251.681.481.20
2 Kacper Górecki 1.76 2.48 Poland 1.933.212.311.763.30
3 Alexey Tsvetkov 2.66 2.75 Russia 2.702.752.663.742.80

Square-1

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Guy Zarian 5.60 7.12 Israel 11.079.296.066.005.60
2 Yoav Atsmon 7.97 9.53 Israel 7.9710.929.288.4011.22
3 Maksymilian Kulas 8.50 11.71 Poland 8.5022.4816.769.109.28

4x4x4 Blindfolded

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Bálint Csengő 3:00.28 DNF Hungary 3:00.28DNFDNF
2 Jan Bentlage 6:00.01 DNF Germany 6:00.01DNFDNF
3 Kacper Paweł Dworak 6:09.62 6:37.42 Poland 7:16.366:26.296:09.62

5x5x5 Blindfolded

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 Bálint Csengő 4:41.29 DNF Hungary 4:41.29DNFDNF
2 István Kocza 12:06.00 DNF Hungary 13:56.00DNF12:06.00
3 Jan Bentlage 12:31.00 DNF Germany 12:31.00DNFDNF

3x3x3 Multi-Blind

# Name Best Average Representing Solves
1 István Kocza 16/16 56:38 Hungary 16/16 56:38
2 Bálint Csengő 24/32 59:06 Hungary 24/32 59:06
3 Jan Bentlage 12/14 44:00 Germany 12/14 44:00
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