Incident: A Skewb round was found to have several misscrambles

A skewb final was found to have several misscrambles because of an organizational mistake. One scrambler was not familiar with skewb notation and accidentally scrambled wrongly some puzzles.

After analyzing the video evidence, the WRC has concluded the amount of misscrambles significantly affected the final. The WRC agreed to change the round format from three rounds to two rounds, because:

1. More than half of the attempts were found to be misscrambled.
2. It is not consistent to disqualify some competitors and not others arbitrarily for an organizational mistake.
3. The misscrambles were found to be noticeably different from the original scrambles.

This decision involves retroactively removing all second attempts. Therefore, the classification was decided with the results from the previous round.