Beijing Spring Open 2026

Inside the Rongxin Technology Center in Chaoyang, the atmosphere carried the focused intensity of a major championship showdown. Rows of tournament tables buzzed with relentless turning, timer beeps, and the sharp drop of puzzles onto mats as competitors gathered for a crucial single-day battle. On March 28, 2026, the Beijing Spring Open 2026 brought together 141 competitors in Beijing, China, each seeking to test their preparation across 6 events and 12 total rounds of intense tournament play.

The stakes were highest in the flagship 3x3x3 Cube event, where 130 competitors fought through three rigorous knockout rounds to determine the podium. With every fraction of a second dictating advancement, the pressure built toward a thrilling final round. Yiheng Wang rose to the challenge to claim victory with a world-class winning average of 4.37 seconds alongside a best single solve of 3.96 seconds. The championship-level contest saw Xuanyi Geng push the pace relentlessly to take second place with a 4.44 average, while Yufang Du secured third place with an impressive 4.94 average to round out an elite podium.

The championship format demanded mastery across multiple disciplines, and Kaixi Guo emerged as the standout multi-event champion of the Beijing Spring Open 2026. In the Pyraminx final, Guo captured the title over a field of 54 entrants with a winning average of 2.20 seconds, edging out Zichen Xia at 2.40 and Yanbo Liu at 2.64. Guo followed that success with another dominant performance in Skewb, taking first place with a 1.64 average and a best single of 1.23 seconds across 45 competitors, finishing ahead of Zizhen Li and Jiayao Guo.

Elsewhere on the competition floor, specialist events required exceptional nerve and technical execution. The 3x3x3 Blindfolded event saw Zicong Liu triumph among 26 solvers, posting a winning single of 18.03 seconds to take gold ahead of Lingxiao Li and Zhi Qiao. In 3x3x3 One-Handed, Yang Li outperformed 60 competitors across two rounds, locking in the championship title with an 11.79 winning average. Clock proved equally fierce, where Haoxuan Zhang claimed first place with a 4.29 average, holding off Yanchen Long and Kaixi Guo.

Beyond the championship podiums, the event highlighted remarkable progress throughout the ranks. Hanlin Chen entered four disciplines and delivered a standout performance, shaving massive margins off previous career marks. In 3x3x3 Blindfolded, Chen set a personal best of 1:28.81, which was 57 percent faster than the previous 3:26.43 mark, alongside a Pyraminx personal best of 3.78 seconds that was 37.7 percent faster, a best finish of 7th in blindfolded solving, and a first ever attempt at Clock with a 9.87 single. Jiaming Zhang took on an ambitious six events, securing 13th in 3x3x3 Blindfolded while recording first ever attempts in Skewb at 6.63, Clock at 11.69, and blindfolded at 1:54.53.

That same drive was on display across every round of the WCA competition. Mingyu Wang tackled four disciplines, improving to a Skewb personal best of 6.12 seconds, which was 34.4 percent faster than before, while posting a Pyraminx personal best of 4.88 seconds and recording a first ever attempt at 3x3x3 One-Handed with a 26.23 single. Chuhang Ma achieved a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 12.68 seconds, marking a 23.8 percent improvement, alongside first attempts at Pyraminx and Skewb. Shukan Ji registered a 3x3 personal best of 9.36 seconds, 14.5 percent faster, while debuting in Skewb and Pyraminx. Ruotong Jia completed four events, notching a one-handed personal best of 17.60 seconds alongside first attempts at Pyraminx and Skewb.

For speedcubing enthusiasts tracking high-stakes 3x3 results, the Beijing Spring Open 2026 provided deep qualification drama and elite execution from top to bottom. China secured all 18 podium positions across the six featured events, demonstrating remarkable depth in national speed cubing. The classic Rubik's Cube rounds generated intense battles at every cut-off, proving how unforgiving a championship bracket can be when a single hesitation can end a tournament run.

As the final timers were cleared and the equipment packed away in Chaoyang, the Beijing Spring Open 2026 concluded as a defining benchmark for the 2026 season. From decisive championship victories by Wang, Guo, Li, Zhang, and Liu to crucial personal milestones earned across all twelve rounds, the cubing competition set an exacting standard for every competitor preparing for the upcoming tournament calendar.

在位于北京朝阳的融新科技中心赛场内，计时器的滴答声与魔方转动声此起彼伏，构成了春日里紧张而热烈的魔方竞速图景。作为在Beijing, China举办的重点魔方比赛，这场WCA认证赛事在2026年3月28日吸引了各路魔友齐聚一堂。141名选手在总计6个项目和12轮比拼中展开了速度与技巧的较量。

在备受瞩目的三阶速拧赛场上，竞争进入了白热化阶段。Yiheng Wang (王艺衡)在三轮角逐中展现了极高水平，最终凭借决赛4.37秒的夺冠平均成绩摘得三阶魔方冠军，其单次最快成绩达到3.96秒。这一表现在130名参赛选手中脱颖而出，为整场Beijing Spring Open 2026树立了极高标杆。

三阶魔方领奖台的争夺极为激烈，Xuanyi Geng (耿暄一)以4.44秒的平均成绩紧随其后获得亚军，Yufang Du (杜昱方)则以4.94秒的平均成绩斩获季军。在多轮比赛中，多位顶尖高手接连打出高水准单次和平均成绩，不断刷新现场选手的成绩上限，展现了顶尖选手的强劲实力。

在其他项目中，Kaixi Guo (郭铠希)成为了全场瞩目的焦点，一人包揽两项冠军。在金字塔魔方项目中，Kaixi Guo (郭铠希)以2.20秒的平均成绩和1.66秒的最佳单次夺得冠军；在斜转魔方赛场，他又以1.64秒的平均成绩与1.23秒的单次最快成绩锁定胜局，展现出全面的手速与观察力。

除了领奖台上的激烈角逐，赛场上还涌现出许多令人瞩目的个人突破。Xia Hua (华夏)在三阶单手项目中发挥出色，将个人最好成绩大幅提升41.3%至19.86秒。Yuxuan Zhu (朱宇轩)在此次比赛中迎来了三阶单手的首次尝试并取得22.88秒，同时将三阶魔方个人最好成绩提升33.4%至12.22秒。Ji Liu (刘佶)同样在三阶单手上演首秀并拿下20.00秒，其三阶魔方单次最好成绩也提升了21.5%达到7.07秒。

更多选手的探索与提升构成了周末生动的赛场记忆。Banruo Liu (刘般箬)完成了斜转魔方的个人首次尝试，成绩为13.37秒，并在金字塔项目中将个人最好成绩缩短21.2%至9.05秒。Yiwen De (德亦文)迎来了金字塔魔方的首次尝试，取得10.65秒，三阶个人最好成绩也进步了12.4%达到14.01秒。Weiyang Zhang (张维阳)本次报名了5个项目，完成了魔表与三阶单手的首次亮相，并在金字塔项目上以6.86秒打破个人纪录，提速8.7%。

在其他特色项目方面，Yang Li (李扬)在60人参与的三阶单手项目中以11.79秒的平均成绩折桂，最快单次为11.36秒。魔表项目决赛中，Haoxuan Zhang (张浩轩)以4.29秒的平均成绩击败38名选手夺金，单次最快达到3.50秒。三阶盲拧项目则考验选手的记忆与复原，Zicong Liu (刘子聪)在26名选手中凭借18.03秒的单次成绩成功夺冠。

经过12轮比赛的激烈争夺，Beijing Spring Open 2026圆满落下帷幕。中国选手在所有6个项目中包揽了全部18个领奖台席位。无论是冠军选手创造的优异成绩，还是广大选手完成的新项目首秀与个人突破，都让这场2026年的春季魔方盛会留下了丰富而深刻的印记。