FexCube Cbba 2025

A blistering 4.03-second winning average in the Pyraminx final stood as the most striking technical feat of the weekend, setting a high standard at Feria Internacional de Cochabamba - FEXCO. Beyond the quick turns of the side puzzles, the event showcased the deep mechanical discipline and execution that speedcubing demands across all formats. Speed cubing in 2025 continues to reward athletes who combine precise turning with sharp visual anticipation, and the action in Cochabamba, Bolivia proved no exception as competitors gathered on May 4, 2025, for a focused schedule of intense puzzle solving.

The one-day WCA competition brought together 46 competitors for 5 rounds of high-pressure action across two core events. The tournament atmosphere at FexCube Cbba 2025 highlighted the growth of the regional scene in Cochabamba, Bolivia, drawing a dedicated group of solvers ready to put their practice to the test. With an exclusive program featuring the classic 3x3x3 Cube alongside the rapid Pyraminx, the margin for error was slim across every single solve and average.

In the flagship 3x3x3 Cube event, Josias Milan Sirpa Pinto captured the tournament title after navigating three competitive rounds among 43 competitors. Sirpa Pinto locked in a winning average of 9.14 seconds, bolstered by a session-best single of 8.36 seconds in the final. The standard Rubik's Cube battle demanded clean transitions and stable execution, as the entire podium pushed beneath the ten-second barrier to close out the contest.

The 3x3 results showed a tight race at the top of the standings. Nicolás Arispe Valda secured second place with a solid 9.58-second average, staying within striking distance of the lead throughout the final five solves. Caleb Torrico Vidal completed the all-Bolivian podium by posting a 9.72-second mark for third place, capping a dramatic final round that celebrated precision turning and rapid lookahead on the international stage.

In Pyraminx, Jhersson Cabezas Luizaga dominated the 25-player field across two rounds to secure the championship. Cabezas Luizaga delivered a clinical 4.03-second average to take first place, backed by a quick 3.53-second single in the final. Henry Ramirez Escobar captured the silver medal with a 5.71-second average, while Rony James Gutiérrez Tupa locked up third place on the podium with a recorded mark of 7.70 seconds, completing a sweep of all six tournament podium spots for Bolivia.

Beneath the top steps of the podium, FexCube Cbba 2025 delivered remarkable milestones for solvers improving their personal marks. Jhon Erick cut significant time by logging a Pyraminx personal best of 9.79 seconds, which was 59.8 percent faster than his previous best of 24.37, while also notching a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 15.90 seconds. Aaron Alex Lora Fernández dropped his 3x3x3 Cube personal best to 31.06 seconds, an improvement of 56.5 percent over his previous 1:11.38 mark. Dania Ledezma Coaquira reduced her Pyraminx personal best to 11.61 seconds, going 51.5 percent faster than before. Luis Guillermo Balderrama Mejia stepped up for his first ever attempt at 3x3x3 Cube, recording a time of 30.18 seconds while also achieving a Pyraminx personal best of 13.63 seconds.

The progress continued across the scorecards as Valentina Saavedra Yuly earned a Pyraminx personal best of 11.88 seconds, 28.3 percent faster than her prior standard, and registered a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 40.52 seconds. Dafne Brenda Cruz Camacho advanced her 3x3x3 Cube personal best to 12.01 seconds, shaving 28.2 percent off her old mark of 16.73. Matias Bismark Colque Claros logged his first ever attempt at Pyraminx with an 8.01-second solve and posted a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 23.54 seconds. Meanwhile, Anelis Daniela Angulo Corrales took on two events, achieving a best finish of 5th in Pyraminx and lowering her 3x3x3 Cube personal best to 32.99 seconds.

The cubing competition concluded with a strong showing across all rounds, leaving the local speedcubing community with plenty of momentum heading into the remainder of the calendar year. Every competitor who took the floor at FexCube Cbba 2025 helped elevate the competitive baseline, demonstrating that structured practice and consistent stage experience continue to propel solvers to new personal milestones.