Capivarona Alto da XV Mall 2025

48 competitors gathered from across the region to bring their passion for the Rubik's Cube to Alto da XV Mall in Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil. Over March 29 and March 30, 2025, travellers made the journey across the state and beyond to take their seats at the solving stations. Speedcubing enthusiasts arrived ready to tackle five distinct events across ten rounds of play. The weekend provided an engaging platform for both seasoned veterans and dedicated hobbyists who logged serious mileage to test their skills in front of an appreciative audience.

The Capivarona Alto da XV Mall 2025 showcased the full spectrum of big-cube and classic solving disciplines. Across two demanding days, the schedule tested endurance and precision from the foundational 3x3x3 Cube up to the mammoth 7x7x7 Cube. Every round offered competitors an opportunity to register official marks, with the energy at the tables sustained by attendees who had planned their travel schedules specifically to be part of this vibrant gathering on the Brazilian speed cubing calendar.

In the flagship 3x3x3 Cube event, 47 competitors took part across two intense rounds of competition. Felipe Dias Ferreira delivered the standout performance of the weekend in the final, claiming the title with a tournament-winning average of 8.57 seconds alongside a best single solve of 7.63 seconds. Anuar Miguel Abib Onofre secured second place on the podium with a 9.96-second average, having also posted a fast 8.03-second single earlier in the round. Lucas Ichiro Yunomae rounded out the top three with an average of 10.24 seconds, completing a very competitive set of 3x3 results.

While Ferreira claimed the classic title, Lucas Ichiro Yunomae produced an extraordinary sweep across every other puzzle at Capivarona Alto da XV Mall 2025. In the 4x4x4 Cube, Yunomae took victory among 25 competitors with an average of 32.87 seconds and a tournament-best single of 29.49 seconds. Anuar Miguel Abib Onofre followed in second place with a 38.12 average, while Bruno Henrique de Abreu earned third place with a 40.31-second mark in the final round.

Yunomae extended his dominance through the larger puzzles, winning the 5x5x5 Cube ahead of 17 other entrants with a 1:00.07 average and a 56.13 single. Bruno Henrique de Abreu took second with 1:07.35, and Onofre was third at 1:14.61. In the 6x6x6 Cube, Yunomae set the pace with an average of 1:51.61, clear of Onofre in second at 2:23.10 and de Abreu in third at 2:31.82. The 7x7x7 Cube saw Yunomae complete his four-event sweep with a 2:44.78 average, as Anthony Branco Barreto dos Santos placed second in 3:13.79 and Onofre took third in 3:32.30.

Away from the top of the podium, several competitors achieved remarkable milestones that made their travels to the cubing competition immensely rewarding. Matheus Branco Barreto dos Santos achieved a massive breakthrough in the 5x5x5 Cube, recording a personal best of 1:40.38, which was 53.3 percent faster than his prior mark of 3:35.09, while also securing a 4x4x4 personal best of 50.72 seconds, an 11.8 percent improvement, alongside his first ever attempt at the 7x7x7 Cube with a time of 6:43.39. Gabriel Pereira Goulart registered his first ever attempt at 4x4x4 Cube with a time of 1:18.01 and cut his 3x3x3 personal best by 34.7 percent down to 15.95 seconds. Bruna Schereiber entered five events, dropping her 5x5x5 Cube best by 30.5 percent to 3:10.15 and logging first attempts in the 6x6x6 Cube at 6:35.00 and 7x7x7 Cube at 9:59.03. Alexandre Costa Nery Henrique de Matos clocked a 20.3 percent improvement in 3x3x3 Cube to 19.25 seconds and completed his first 4x4x4 Cube attempt in 1:44.31.

The spirit of testing new boundaries continued as Isaac Newton de Castro Moreira improved his 3x3x3 Cube personal best by 19.8 percent to 33.15 seconds while making his first ever attempt at 4x4x4 Cube in 4:02.69. Eduardo Reuel Cardoso dos Santos took on five events, achieving a best finish of sixth place in 6x6x6 Cube while recording debut official times in 5x5x5 Cube at 1:52.01, 6x6x6 Cube at 5:11.20, and 7x7x7 Cube at 8:41.88. Rossana Graciela Moraes also tackled five events, completing first attempts at the 6x6x6 Cube with 6:07.68 and the 7x7x7 Cube with 11:22.00. Matheus Zanghelini Mendes took on four events, completing debut attempts in 5x5x5 Cube at 4:53.72, 6x6x6 Cube at 11:20.00, and 7x7x7 Cube at 17:12.00, showing real dedication at Capivarona Alto da XV Mall 2025.

Every podium spot at the tournament was claimed by Brazilian competitors, who secured all 15 available top-three places across the five events. The combination of Ferreira capturing the signature 3x3x3 title and Yunomae sweeping the four big cubes highlighted the incredible talent on display. As this official WCA competition came to a close, participants packed up their puzzles with memorable marks and successful personal milestones in hand.

The successful execution of Capivarona Alto da XV Mall 2025 reaffirmed the vibrant health of competitive solving in Curitiba. With a diverse five-event card ranging from high-speed standard solves to marathon big-cube battles, the tournament rewarded the extensive preparation and long-distance travel put in by its 48 entrants. Solvers left the venue with renewed motivation to refine their algorithms and prepare for the next round of competition in the upcoming season.

O fim de semana no Alto da XV Mall foi palco de uma demonstração impressionante de consistência nos cubos grandes, liderada por Lucas Ichiro Yunomae. Ao cravar a média vitoriosa de 32.87 no cubo 4x4x4 com a melhor marca individual de 29.49, o experiente competidor estabeleceu o tom de um evento de alto nível técnico. A atuação impecável abriu caminho para uma sequência notável de conquistas, reafirmando sua posição de destaque no cenário nacional do speedcubing.

A competição reuniu 48 competidores em Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil, entre os dias 29 e 30 de março de 2025. Ao longo de 10 rodadas distribuídas em cinco modalidades oficiais, o público acompanhou disputas acirradas e desempenhos refinados. A estrutura montada no centro de compras recebeu atletas veteranos e novos talentos que buscaram superar marcas pessoais em um ambiente repleto de concentração e agilidade com o cubo mágico.

No evento principal, o tradicional cubo 3x3x3, a vitória ficou com Felipe Dias Ferreira, que registrou uma média final de 8.57 após registrar o melhor tempo individual da disputa em 7.63. A categoria reuniu 47 competidores ao longo de duas rodadas eletrizantes. O pódio foi completado por Anuar Miguel Abib Onofre na segunda colocação com média de 9.96 e Lucas Ichiro Yunomae no terceiro lugar marcando 10.24.

Nos quebra-cabeças maiores, Yunomae manteve uma regularidade impecável. No cubo 5x5x5, conquistou o topo com média de 1:00.07 e melhor tentativa de 56.13, superando Bruno Henrique de Abreu com 1:07.35 e Anuar Miguel Abib Onofre com 1:14.61. A precisão nos giros garantiu uma margem sólida em cada uma das rodadas disputadas na capital paranaense.

Nas categorias mais complexas de cubos multicamadas, o domínio continuou evidente. Lucas Ichiro Yunomae venceu o cubo 6x6x6 com a média de 1:51.61 e single de 1:49.69, à frente de Anuar Miguel Abib Onofre com 2:23.10 e Bruno Henrique de Abreu com 2:31.82. Já no cubo 7x7x7, Yunomae garantiu o título com a marca de 2:44.78 e single de 2:38.85, enquanto Anthony Branco Barreto dos Santos registrou 3:13.79 e Anuar Miguel Abib Onofre fez 3:32.30.

Para além dos troféus nas primeiras posições, o torneio reservou grandes evoluções pessoais. Cayke Gomes Silva obteve uma evolução expressiva no cubo 3x3x3 ao alcançar o tempo de 13.05, superando a marca anterior em 32.7%, além de cravar 1:14.46 no 4x4x4, resultado 27.8% mais veloz, garantindo o 14º lugar no 3x3x3. Bruna Luiza de Miranda Claudio disputou uma modalidade e melhorou seu tempo no 3x3x3 para 28.60, sendo 21.7% mais rápida. Jailson Slompo Pires encarou três categorias, completando sua primeira tentativa oficial no 5x5x5 com 2:58.77, além de registrar recordes pessoais no 4x4x4 com 1:22.96 e no 3x3x3 com 13.49. Emanuel Boeze da Silva Moreira competiu em dois eventos e realizou sua primeira tentativa no cubo 4x4x4, fechando em 2:55.99.

A energia das novas estreias também enriqueceu o Capivarona Alto da XV Mall 2025 com resultados promissores. Lucas Moll Benato encarou sua primeira competição da WCA disputando dois eventos, terminando em 13º lugar no 3x3x3 com marca de 13.75 e registrando sua primeira tentativa no 4x4x4 com 1:43.09. Também estreando em torneios oficiais, Laura Vargas Argenta anotou o tempo de 24.22 no 3x3x3, Murilo Mori dos Anjos completou sua primeira tentativa no 3x3x3 em 36.91 e Toshio Sonehara marcou 53.30 em sua primeira participação na modalidade.

A eficiência técnica dos participantes confirmou a solidez do esporte no estado, fechando o calendário do fim de semana com todas as quinze vagas de pódio ocupadas por competidores brasileiros. A precisão demonstrada nas mesas de Curitiba reforça o amadurecimento dos atletas que encerram mais uma etapa competitiva prontos para os próximos desafios da temporada.