Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024

A commanding double victory from Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez set the competitive standard at Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024, where his winning marks of 50.17 seconds in the 5x5x5 Cube and 2:21.08 in the 7x7x7 Cube led a hard-fought day of speedcubing. Staged at the Residencial Colombia venue in Lima, Peru, on May 4, 2024, the one-day gathering drew 24 competitors across six events and nine rounds. Solvers from across the metropolitan area went head-to-head on the tables, testing their setups across both classic speed cubing puzzles and specialized hardware.

The 5x5x5 Cube tournament proved to be one of the deepest contests of Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024. Condo Tellez paced the field through both rounds, finishing the final with a 50.17 average after posting a sharp single of 46.13 seconds. Benjamín Ochoa secured second place with a 58.63 average and a 47.25 single, holding off Pedro Giuseppe Garcia Milla, who took third on a 58.87 average. The discipline saw personal milestones throughout the bracket, with eight finalists trading rapid times across two rounds of intense elimination.

Condo Tellez carried that momentum directly into the 7x7x7 Cube final, taking top honors with a 2:21.08 average and a best single of 2:19.66. Garcia Milla earned runner-up honors with a 2:53.17 average, while Michel Andre Gonzaga Quijano reached the podium in third place on 3:14.72. The large-cube events tested stamina and turning accuracy, demanding sustained concentration across extended solves as competitors battled for local bragging rights.

The Megaminx single-round final delivered another close encounter among Lima specialists. Michel Andre Gonzaga Quijano claimed the gold with a 48.12 average and a round-best 40.00 single. Garcia Milla captured silver in 49.47 seconds, edging Elias Alonso Usaqui Cabezas, who rounded out the podium with a 49.99 average. The top three finishers were separated by less than two seconds over five solves, making it one of the narrowest margins of the entire WCA competition.

Away from the top steps of the podium, several solvers delivered standout breakthroughs across the schedule. Jorge Luis Castillo Llungo logged a major step forward in Megaminx, recording a personal best of 1:31.48, which shaved 29.6 percent off his previous mark of 2:10.00 on his way to a sixth-place finish. In Skewb, Dhiago Sanchez Arica improved his personal best by 16.8 percent, lowering his mark from 4.76 to 3.96 seconds during an active single-event appearance.

First-time event entries and sharp time cuts defined the rest of the undercard. Alonso Bernabé Claudio Martinez took on two disciplines, earning fourth place in Clock while cutting his personal best by 8.6 percent down to 11.90 seconds. Mathias Cruz entered Clock for his first official attempt, posting a 12.18 single and finishing fifth overall. Emilio Alejandro Eyzaguirre Castro took on two events, placing fourth in Square-1 with a debut single of 39.75 seconds alongside an opening Skewb mark of 7.87.

Short-format events brought intense finishes down to the wire at Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024. In Skewb, Walter Felix clinched the title with a 4.00 average and a 3.36 single, prevailing by just two hundredths of a second over Garcia Milla, who took second at 4.02. Elias Alonso Usaqui Cabezas placed third with a 4.67 average across the two rounds. The tight turnaround left no margin for error on the mechanical rotations of the puzzle.

Andrés Hisashi Suzuki Cabrera captured two distinct titles during the competition. In Clock, Suzuki Cabrera secured victory with a 7.06 average, including a fast 4.35 single, ahead of Ximena Paola Bazán Rivasplata at 7.16 and Leon Achata at 11.87. Suzuki Cabrera followed up in Square-1, winning with a 10.59 average and a 7.72 single over Garcia Milla at 15.73 and Achata at 26.31, capping a multifaceted display across alternating puzzle styles.

While the classic Rubik's Cube was not featured on the program, enthusiasts following traditional 3x3 results found plenty of high-caliber technique in the side events and large NxN brackets. The successful staging of Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024 brought 18 podium spots to local competitors, reinforcing the depth of talent in Lima, Peru, as solvers prepare for future challenges across the national circuit.

24 competidores se congregaron en las instalaciones de Residencial Colombia para una intensa jornada de speedcubing que puso a prueba la precision y la velocidad en cada giro. El torneo Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024 desplego un exigente programa de seis eventos oficiales distribuidos en nueve rondas de eliminacion directa, reuniendo a especialistas enfocados en maximizar su rendimiento en Lima, Peru, durante el 4 de mayo de 2024.

El protagonismo absoluto en las categorias de cubos grandes pertenecio a Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez, quien mostro una consistencia implacable en el cubo de 5x5x5. Tras superar la fase previa, Condo Tellez domino la final con un promedio ganador de 50.17 y un mejor registro individual de 46.13, superando a Benjamín Ochoa, segundo con 58.63, y a Pedro Giuseppe Garcia Milla, quien aseguro el tercer lugar en el podio con 58.87.

La contundencia de Pedro Alejandro Condo Tellez continuo en la prueba de cubo de 7x7x7, desarrollada a una sola ronda definitiva. Con un tiempo promedio de 2:21.08 y una mejor resolucion de 2:19.66, marco una distancia comoda sobre sus rivales. Pedro Giuseppe Garcia Milla se adjudico la medalla de plata con un tiempo de 2:53.17, mientras que Michel Andre Gonzaga Quijano alcanzo la tercera casilla registrando 3:14.72.

Las categorias de resolucion alternativa ofrecieron duelos sumamente cerrados. En Clock, Andrés Hisashi Suzuki Cabrera consiguio el triunfo tras registrar un promedio final de 7.06 y la mejor marca individual de 4.35, aventajando por la minima a Ximena Paola Bazán Rivasplata, quien marco 7.16 en el segundo puesto, mientras Leon Achata cerro el podio con 11.87 en la competencia de la Asociacion Mundial del Cubo.

Andrés Hisashi Suzuki Cabrera no se conformo con una sola victoria y repitio lo mas alto del podio en Square-1. Su promedio ganador de 10.59 vino respaldado por un impecable intento de 7.72. Pedro Giuseppe Garcia Milla volvio a sumar una presea al quedar segundo con 15.73, y Leon Achata completo las tres primeras posiciones con un tiempo de 26.31 en esta modalidad clasica de giro y deformacion del cubo de Rubik.

En Skewb, Walter Felix conquisto la final al promediar 4.00, logrando ademas el mejor intento individual del certamen con 3.36 en una reñida disputa frente a Pedro Giuseppe Garcia Milla, quien finalizo segundo con 4.02, y Elias Alonso Usaqui Cabezas, tercero con 4.67. Por su parte, Michel Andre Gonzaga Quijano encabezo la tabla del Megaminx tras marcar un promedio de 48.12 y un excelente intento de 40.00, superando los registros de Garcia Milla con 49.47 y de Usaqui Cabezas con 49.99.

Detras de las definiciones por los titulos, el torneo dejo valiosas marcas de progreso personal para varios participantes. Christian Salvador Ponce firmo un destacado recorte en Clock al sellar una marca personal de 14.12 frente a su previo 18.25, mejorando un 22.6 por ciento, ademas de encarar su primer intento oficial en Square-1 donde registro 50.11 y culmino quinto. Zamir Pantoja tambien logro un salto notable en Megaminx con una marca personal de 1:05.02 frente a su registro anterior de 1:21.07, siendo un 19.8 por ciento mas rapido y cerrando en el quinto puesto.

La superacion personal continuo con Alonzo Sanchez Arica, quien bajo su registro en Skewb a 4.42 tras haber tenido 5.25, logrando una mejora del 15.8 por ciento para alcanzar la quinta posicion. En las pruebas de fondo, Abraham Arcila Soraluz se midio en el cubo de 7x7x7 alcanzando el sexto lugar, mientras que Alex Anderson Bedon Valentin asumio tres eventos oficiales a lo largo de la fecha, destacando con una septima posicion en el 7x7x7.

La cita disputada en la capital peruana cerro con las 18 posiciones de podio repartidas entre competidores locales, reflejando el nivel tecnico en todas las modalidades. Chambea en Tu PB Lima 2024 cumplio con creces las expectativas de una WCA competition donde la preparacion y el cronometro definieron una jornada deportiva de alto voltaje en el circuito oficial.