Cupika Jakarta Cube Feast 2025

A scorching 4.76 single by Muhammad Faeyza Koda set the tone for an extraordinary weekend of speedcubing at Food Centrum Sunter. The marquee 3x3x3 Cube event drew a massive field of 116 entrants, but Faeyza Koda rose to the top through three intense rounds to claim the championship with a winning average of 6.61 seconds. His blistering effort proved to be the standout mark of the tournament, anchoring a lively weekend that brought together 134 competitors across 18 separate rounds of play in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Held across May 24 and May 25, Cupika Jakarta Cube Feast 2025 delivered non-stop action across a sprawling program of 12 official disciplines. The 2025 gathering welcomed solvers tackling everything from the standard Rubik's Cube to towering multidimensional puzzles. Beyond the championship battles, the tournament became an exhibition of sharp development, as dozens of entrants shaved fractions and whole seconds off their previous marks, illustrating the steady climb of competitors testing their skills on the official stage.

Leon Marcell Alamanda orchestrated a staggering campaign of multi-event dominance throughout the schedule. Alamanda captured first place in six individual events, asserting his control across the larger cubes and specialized puzzles alike. He secured the 2x2x2 Cube title with a 2.23 average, followed by first-place finishes in the 4x4x4 Cube at 27.53, the 5x5x5 Cube at 47.41, the 6x6x6 Cube at 1:33.44, and the 7x7x7 Cube at 2:22.33. He rounded out his remarkable weekend by topping the Skewb standings with a 4.57 average.

The remaining brackets produced equally thrilling races for the top spots. In 3x3x3 One-Handed, Fahmi Aulia Rachman emerged victorious with a 10.21 average, navigating a competitive group of 53 solvers. Bryan Frank showcased exceptional dexterity in Pyraminx to earn the title with a 2.06 average, while Abraham Joachim Hadiwijaya solved his way to gold in Clock with a 4.44 mark. Phillip Maxwell delivered an unmatched performance in 3x3x3 Blindfolded, logging a winning single of 20.79 seconds, and Hezekiah Jaden Susanto clinched the Square-1 event with a 10.62 average.

Away from the top steps of the podium, the true pulse of this WCA competition lived in the massive leaps made by developing solvers. Tiffany Li undertook an ambitious eight-event program and logged massive breakthroughs, cutting her 2x2x2 Cube personal best by 50.2 percent down to 3.02 seconds, improving her Pyraminx best by 42.6 percent to 4.60 seconds, and registering her first ever attempt at Clock with a time of 35.47. Davin Leon entered three events, taking 14th place in Skewb with a first ever attempt of 8.17, recording a debut 2x2x2 mark of 4.60, and cutting his standard 3x3x3 Cube personal best by 37.6 percent down to 9.16 seconds.

That spirit of exploration and progression defined many other scorecards across the tournament floor. Azka Albara Gathfan took on six events, securing a 30th-place finish in 5x5x5 Cube on a debut attempt of 2:09.85, posting a first attempt of 1:05.57 in 4x4x4 Cube, and cutting his Pyraminx best by 21.4 percent down to 5.86 seconds. Muhammad Farhan Abdillah tackled six events, finishing 15th in Skewb while logging first-time attempts in Pyraminx at 12.36, 4x4x4 Cube at 1:15.04, and One-Handed at 25.54. Maxwell Lie delivered a 27.3 percent personal best in 2x2x2 Cube with a 5.00 single alongside debuts in One-Handed and 4x4x4 Cube, while Theodore Gabriel Salim took on five events, posting initial competitive marks in Pyraminx at 13.11, One-Handed at 1:12.03, and Skewb at 13.15.

The podium battles concluded with Indonesian competitors claiming all 36 available medals across the weekend. In the premier 3x3 results, Nathan Aristotle Fan finished runner-up with a 7.69 average, followed closely by Steve Jourdane Saputra in third at 7.99. In the 2x2x2 Cube, Muhammad Faeyza Koda followed winner Leon Marcell Alamanda onto the podium with a 3.10 average, with Kentaro Sasaki earning third place in 3.11. The blindfolded event saw Hendra take second place with a 29.06 single, ahead of Fahmi Aulia Rachman in third at 34.24.

The large turnout at Food Centrum Sunter highlighted the continuing enthusiasm for speed cubing in the capital region. The 4x4x4 Cube podium saw Steve Jourdane Saputra claim second in 29.15 and Vincent Hartanto Utomo take third in 29.61. In the 5x5x5 Cube, Vincent Hartanto Utomo earned second with 52.95 and Mylo Rafael Kristianto took third with 56.19. Hartanto Utomo also picked up silver in 6x6x6 Cube at 1:42.41 and bronze in 7x7x7 Cube at 2:42.15, while Nathaniel Kristanto claimed silver in 7x7x7 Cube with a 2:39.90 average.

When the final solves concluded, Cupika Jakarta Cube Feast 2025 stood as a memorable celebration of technical mastery and individual milestones. From the dramatic speed shown in the main event to the dozens of breakthrough times logged by competitors expanding their event repertoires, the gathering demonstrated the depth of the regional scene. With new personal benchmarks established and dozens of first-time attempts successfully logged, the solvers leave Jakarta with fresh experience to carry into the rest of the competitive calendar.

Lantai pertandingan di Food Centrum Sunter dipenuhi ketegangan dan konsentrasi tinggi saat 134 peserta berkumpul di Jakarta, Indonesia pada 24 hingga 25 Mei 2025. Deretan meja timer ditata rapi menyambut para peraga kecepatan tangan yang datang membawa ambisi besar dari berbagai komunitas kubus rubik. Sejak sesi pemanasan awal dibuka, suasana kompetisi langsung memanas karena para delegasi saling unjuk keterampilan dalam memecahkan teka-teki mekanik.

Persaingan sengit antar-peserta lokal langsung tersaji pada ajang Cupika Jakarta Cube Feast 2025 yang mempertandingkan 12 nomor lomba dan 18 babak berbeda. Dalam kategori utama 3x3x3 Cube yang diikuti 116 peserta selama 3 babak, rivalitas ketat di papan atas memuncak di babak final. Muhammad Faeyza Koda berhasil keluar sebagai pemenang utama setelah mencatatkan rata-rata 6.61 detik dan waktu tunggal terbaik 4.76 detik.

Podium utama kategori 3x3x3 Cube menjadi saksi adu kecepatan antar-wakil Indonesia yang luar biasa. Nathan Aristotle Fan menempati posisi kedua dengan catatan rata-rata 7.69 detik, dibuntuti oleh Steve Jourdane Saputra di posisi ketiga dengan rata-rata 7.99 detik. Persaingan ketat dalam kompetisi WCA ini memperlihatkan standar kecepatan tangan yang makin rapat di antara para penantang gelar juara.

Bintang paling dominan sepanjang akhir pekan ini adalah Leon Marcell Alamanda yang mengamankan enam gelar juara sekaligus di berbagai kategori kubus rubik. Leon Marcell Alamanda merebut posisi pertama 2x2x2 Cube dengan rata-rata 2.23 detik, mengungguli Muhammad Faeyza Koda dengan 3.10 detik dan Kentaro Sasaki dengan 3.11 detik. Dominasinya berlanjut di nomor 4x4x4 Cube dengan rata-rata 27.53 detik, 5x5x5 Cube dengan 47.41 detik, 6x6x6 Cube dengan waktu 1:33.44, serta 7x7x7 Cube lewat catatan 2:22.33.

Di luar perebutan trofi utama, beberapa peserta menorehkan lompatan performa personal yang sangat berharga di panggung speedcubing. Kenneth Nursalim yang turun di 7 nomor berhasil memangkas catatan Clock pribadinya hingga 75.8 persen menjadi 8.78 detik dari sebelumnya 36.26 detik, serta mempertajam rekor 5x5x5 Cube menjadi 1:28.73 dan 3x3x3 Blindfolded menjadi 1:23.69. Sementara itu Erick William Liem yang mengikuti 3 nomor berhasil menuntaskan penampilan perdananya di 4x4x4 Cube dengan 2:01.21 dan memperbaiki waktu terbaik 2x2x2 Cube sebesar 51 persen menjadi 3.39 detik.

Semangat yang sama ditunjukkan Kyle Brodjonegoro yang melakukan percobaan resmi pertamanya di kategori 2x2x2 Cube dengan waktu 5.68 detik sekaligus memotong waktu 3x3x3 Cube miliknya sebesar 49.9 persen menjadi 25.88 detik dan Pyraminx menjadi 5.87 detik. Zola Ruslan Husni yang tampil di 5 nomor berhasil mencoba kategori Skewb untuk pertama kalinya dengan hasil 5.98 detik serta mempertajam rekor 4x4x4 Cube miliknya sebesar 36.2 persen menjadi 59.95 detik.

Deretan capaian mengesankan juga dibukukan Noel Layrd Hartanto yang mencoba 2x2x2 Cube untuk pertama kalinya dengan hasil 6.55 detik, memangkas catatan 3x3x3 One-Handed sebesar 35.4 persen menjadi 33.40 detik, dan menajamkan 4x4x4 Cube menjadi 1:13.85. Rudi Aditya yang tampil di 9 nomor lomba menuntaskan debut perdananya di nomor 5x5x5 Cube dengan catatan 2:45.94, menyelesaikan Square-1 pertamanya dengan 34.48 detik, serta memperbaiki rekor 3x3x3 One-Handed miliknya sebesar 24.9 persen menjadi 28.73 detik.

Pada nomor teka-teki lainnya, Fahmi Aulia Rachman tampil gemilang di babak final 3x3x3 One-Handed dengan rata-rata 10.21 detik, mengalahkan Muhammad Faeyza Koda di urutan kedua dengan 11.04 detik dan Leon Marcell Alamanda di urutan ketiga dengan 11.67 detik. Di nomor mata tertutup 3x3x3 Blindfolded, Phillip Maxwell menjadi yang terbaik berkat torehan waktu tunggal 20.79 detik, unggul atas Hendra dengan catatan 29.06 detik dan Fahmi Aulia Rachman dengan 34.24 detik.

Turnamen akbar Cupika Jakarta Cube Feast 2025 ini juga melahirkan pemenang di nomor khusus lainnya berkat penampilan gemilang dari berbagai perwakilan komunitas. Bryan Frank merebut podium teratas Pyraminx dengan rata-rata 2.06 detik, Abraham Joachim Hadiwijaya memenangi Clock lewat rata-rata 4.44 detik, Leon Marcell Alamanda menjuarai Skewb dengan rata-rata 4.57 detik, dan Hezekiah Jaden Susanto menguasai Square-1 dengan rata-rata 10.62 detik. Gelaran dua hari di ibu kota ini ditutup dengan kesuksesan para pegiat kubus yang siap melangkah menuju persaingan di musim berikutnya.