Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025

Twenty-two competitors brought intense focus to the Escola Superior de Tecnologia at Universidade Estadual do Amazonas as tournament action unfolded on November 29, 2025. The academic venue in Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil provided an energetic backdrop for the single-day gathering. Speedcubing enthusiasts filled the hall to test their skills across eight distinct disciplines and nine demanding rounds. From the opening turns of the morning to the final podium presentations, Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025 delivered an engaging showcase of precision, quick thinking, and mechanical dexterity.

The premier 3x3x3 Cube division featured a competitive field of 21 solvers progressing through two rounds of play. Eduardo Gabriel Silva Bezerra set the standard in the event, capturing the title with a tournament-winning average of 11.01 seconds and recording a rapid single solve of 9.06 seconds. Davi Ferreira Gadelha secured the runner-up spot with an average of 11.44 seconds, while Matheus Peres Albuquerque rounded out the top three with a mark of 13.06 seconds. These decisive 3x3 results highlighted the caliber of solving on display throughout the day.

Eduardo Gabriel Silva Bezerra continued his dominant run across multiple categories at Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025. In the 2x2x2 Cube event, Bezerra took the victory with a 3.79 average, edging out Pedro Henrique Amorim Nazaré who averaged 5.02 and João Guilherme Azevedo Figueiredo who took third in 5.06 seconds. Moving to the single-handed discipline, Bezerra earned his third gold medal of the gathering by topping the 3x3x3 One-Handed event with an average of 22.02 seconds, finishing ahead of Thales Araújo de Souza at 25.26 and Matheus Peres Albuquerque at 26.87.

Big cube solving brought another series of impressive performances to the university venue. Lucas Guerreiro Matos Lopes stood atop the standings in the 4x4x4 Cube, posting a winning average of 42.21 seconds and a best single of 36.86 seconds. Bezerra added to his medal haul by taking second place in 55.36 seconds, followed by Carlos Eduardo Neves Pereira in 1:04.60. Matos Lopes repeated his success on the 5x5x5 Cube, claiming top honors with an average of 1:21.76 over Pereira who recorded 2:07.40 and Gadelha who finished in 2:34.58.

The side events provided varied challenges with alternative puzzle mechanisms. Kimberly da Silva França secured first place in the Pyraminx bracket with a winning average of 9.17 seconds, besting Pedro Henrique Amorim Nazaré who averaged 11.10 and Pedro Henrique Rodrigues Maciel who took third in 12.07. In the Skewb event, Luís Guilherme V. Miranda finished first with a 9.75 average, holding off Gabriel Otávio Barreto da Silva at 10.33 and Maciel at 11.30. In the 3x3x3 Blindfolded event, which requires memorisation before solving without sight, Thales Araújo de Souza took first place.

Away from the top steps of the podium, several solvers achieved major milestones that defined their weekend. Heitor Barros da Silva Brito delivered significant reductions across three puzzles, improving his Pyraminx personal best to 12.72 seconds, which was 33.9 percent faster than his prior mark, while lowering his 2x2x2 Cube time to 6.85 seconds, an improvement of 31.7 percent, and dropping his 3x3x3 Cube best to 24.14 seconds, a 25.1 percent drop. Francisco Alves Rodrigues also dropped substantial time, cutting his 2x2x2 Cube mark by 26.3 percent to 7.94 seconds and his classic Rubik's Cube single by 19.4 percent to 27.88 seconds.

Other competitors took on ambitious schedules and entered new categories for the very first time. Leonam dos Santos Bitencourt de Oliveira entered seven events, securing fourth in the 5x5x5 Cube and registering first-ever official attempts in the 4x4x4 Cube with a 1:25.18, the 5x5x5 Cube in 3:01.93, and 3x3x3 One-Handed in 36.18. Chris Chang also tackled seven events, finishing fifth in 5x5x5 Cube, completing a first-ever attempt at the event in 3:16.10, and posting a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 14.37. Davi de Souza Aleme entered his first WCA competition, making initial marks of 13.80 in 2x2x2 Cube and 39.29 in 3x3x3 Cube.

The successful execution of Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025 demonstrated the growing passion for speed cubing within the northern region of Brazil. All 22 podium places throughout the eight events went to Brazilian competitors, highlighting the depth of talent emerging from local clubs and regional meets. With memorable personal milestones and competitive head-to-head rounds across the board, the cubing competition at Universidade Estadual do Amazonas concluded on a high note, leaving participants ready to build on their achievements in future seasons.

As the equipment was packed away at the Escola Superior de Tecnologia, the shared effort of the participants remained the lasting takeaway of the event. Solvers of varied experience levels cheered each other on through tense final solves and celebrated new personal bests across every category. The tournament reinforced the vibrancy of the regional community, setting a strong benchmark for competitive speedcubing across Amazonas in 2025.

Apenas 0.43 segundo separou o título da prata na decisão do cubo 3x3x3, definindo os rumos de um sábado intenso de speedcubing no Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025. O evento reuniu 22 participantes na Escola Superior de Tecnologia da Universidade Estadual do Amazonas no dia 29 de novembro de 2025, em Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil. Ao longo de nove rodadas distribuídas em oito modalidades, a disputa principal colocou Eduardo Gabriel Silva Bezerra no topo com média de 11.01 segundos, superando a marca de 11.44 registrada por Davi Ferreira Gadelha.

A rodada decisiva do cubo mágico tradicional exigiu sangue-frio em cada resolução individual. Eduardo Gabriel Silva Bezerra cravou o tempo mais baixo da modalidade com um single de 9.06 segundos a caminho de sua vitória sobre 20 concorrentes diretos. Davi Ferreira Gadelha manteve a pressão constante com uma média consistente de 11.44 segundos, enquanto Matheus Peres Albuquerque garantiu a terceira posição no pódio geral com a média final de 13.06 segundos.

Além do título clássico, Eduardo Gabriel Silva Bezerra dominou outras duas categorias no Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025. Na disputa do cubo 2x2x2, Bezerra venceu com média de 3.79 segundos e um single de 2.20 segundos, superando Pedro Henrique Amorim Nazaré com 5.02 e João Guilherme Azevedo Figueiredo com 5.06. Mais tarde, no 3x3x3 One-Handed, Bezerra voltou ao topo com média de 22.02 e single de 15.65, seguido por Thales Araújo de Souza com 25.26 e Matheus Peres Albuquerque com 26.87.

Nos cubos maiores da competição, Lucas Guerreiro Matos Lopes foi o nome dominante com dois ouros expressivos. No cubo 4x4x4, Lopes alcançou a média vencedora de 42.21 segundos e single de 36.86, à frente de Eduardo Gabriel Silva Bezerra com 55.36 e Carlos Eduardo Neves Pereira com 1:04.60. No cubo 5x5x5, Lopes venceu com média de 1:21.76 e single de 1:19.08, superando Carlos Eduardo Neves Pereira com 2:07.40 e Davi Ferreira Gadelha com 2:34.58.

Nas demais disputas com formatos distintos, Kimberly da Silva França assegurou o título no Pyraminx ao fechar sua média em 9.17 segundos e single de 8.51, liderando o pódio formado com Pedro Henrique Amorim Nazaré com 11.10 e Pedro Henrique Rodrigues Maciel com 12.07. No Skewb, Luís Guilherme V. Miranda levou o ouro com média de 9.75 segundos, superando Gabriel Otávio Barreto da Silva com 10.33 e Pedro Henrique Rodrigues Maciel com 11.30. No 3x3x3 Blindfolded, Thales Araújo de Souza foi o único inscrito na prova de memória.

Para vários competidores que viveram sua primeira WCA competition no Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025, os resultados representaram momentos marcantes logo na estreia. Antonio Mateus de Araújo Romano de Oliveira disputou um evento no fim de semana e registrou 28.50 segundos em sua primeira tentativa oficial no cubo 3x3x3. No mesmo evento, Kléber Alves Porto da Silva Filho completou sua primeira tentativa com o tempo de 34.47 segundos.

A lista de estreantes no cubo clássico contou ainda com Yasmin Angioles de Oliveira, que marcou 43.52 segundos em sua primeira resolução oficial, e Felipe de Souza Goellner, que assinalou 43.78 segundos em sua primeira tentativa. Kevenn Fernandes do Nascimento encarou dois eventos ao longo do dia, registrando 20.90 segundos no 3x3x3 e alcançando a décima colocação no 2x2x2 com a primeira tentativa oficial de 5.48 segundos.

A programação no Cubetec UEA Manaus 2025 encerrou um dia produtivo para os competidores do Amazonas na temporada de 2025. Todas as 22 posições de pódio do torneio foram preenchidas por representantes do Brasil, consolidando um encontro de alto nível técnico e renovação para o cubo de Rubik na região norte.