Hvidovre Juni 2026

39 competitors gathered on June 6, 2026, as Holmegårdsskolen, Aulaen hosted a thrilling single-day showcase of world-class puzzle solving in Hvidovre, Denmark. With 7 events spanning 9 rounds of intense action, the local contingent made their presence felt immediately. Danish competitors captured 18 podium positions throughout the weekend, setting a high standard in front of home supporters. Leading the charge across multiple disciplines was Danish standout Martin Vædele Egdal, who delivered a masterclass across big cubes, side events, and classic formats alike.

The undisputed pinnacle of the weekend arrived during the 4x4x4 Cube, where Martin Vædele Egdal delivered a historic performance. He secured the gold medal with a blistering winning average of 22.97 seconds and a best single solve of 21.30 seconds. That 22.97 average established a brand new Danish national record, marking a defining moment for the host nation. Fellow countrymen Rasmus Stub Detlefsen took second place with a 29.74 average, while Magnus Søndergaard Byrne locked up third place at 30.84 to complete an all-Danish podium lockout in the event.

The classic 3x3x3 Cube provided the closest finish of the entire WCA competition. In the decisive final round, Rasmus Stub Detlefsen captured victory with a stellar winning average of 6.79 seconds, backed by a rapid 6.08 best single solve. He narrowly edged out Martin Vædele Egdal, who claimed second place with a 6.80 average, just a single hundredth of a second behind. Sweden made its mark on the podium through Frank Lindblom, who earned third place with a 7.15 average. These decisive 3x3 results capped off two rounds of top-tier Rubik's Cube solving featuring 37 participants.

Martin Vædele Egdal continued his prolific run by adding two more gold medals to his tally. In 3x3x3 One-Handed, he topped a field of 31 solvers with an average of 12.25 seconds and a single of 10.61. Frank Lindblom of Sweden claimed silver with a 13.14 average, while Magnus Søndergaard Byrne secured bronze at 14.01. Later in the 6x6x6 Cube, Egdal posted an average of 1:28.46 and a best single of 1:24.69 to take first place, followed by Byrne in second at 1:31.27 and Detlefsen in third at 1:47.17.

Square-1 action saw Rasmus Stub Detlefsen pick up another first-place finish, averaging 5.49 seconds with a 5.09 single. Martin Vædele Egdal earned second place with a 7.71 average, while Magnus Søndergaard Byrne earned yet another podium finish in third with 12.53. In Clock, Silas Kampp Richter Lassen of Denmark took the top step with a winning average of 4.74 seconds and a 4.20 single, holding off Adam Marcellus Kelly at 5.15 and Egdal at 5.16. Skewb was the only discipline claimed by an international competitor, as Pep Edén of Sweden averaged 1.92 to best Daniel Vædele Egdal at 2.14 and Byrne at 3.84.

Beyond the championship battles, several competitors achieved remarkable milestones across the schedule. Thor Julius Lanzky Mortensen produced a major leap in Skewb, posting a personal best of 6.28 seconds to cut his previous mark by 44 percent, while also improving his 3x3x3 Cube best to 11.39 seconds and making his first ever attempt at 4x4x4 Cube with a 1:20.23 single. Elliot Roland Itenov registered massive breakthroughs, lowering his Square-1 personal best by 43.2 percent to 25.08 seconds and dropping his Skewb best by 31.3 percent to 6.70. Mattias Dahl tackled 6 events, achieving a Clock personal best of 12.32 and taking 40.8 percent off his 6x6x6 Cube personal best with a time of 4:18.42.

First-time event appearances also highlighted the spirit of speed cubing at the venue. Aki Jacobsen took on 4 events, recording first ever attempts in 3x3x3 One-Handed with 33.25 seconds, Clock with 25.84, and 4x4x4 Cube with 1:24.32. Georg Buchbjerg Bojesen ventured into 4 events, establishing his first marks in Skewb at 6.94 seconds, Square-1 at 37.88, and 3x3x3 One-Handed at 1:01.70. Lauritz Leer set a 3x3x3 Cube personal best of 10.24 seconds, an improvement of 12.6 percent, alongside debut attempts in Skewb at 5.93 and Square-1 at 39.33. Levi Robert Benoit Remy shaved 31.1 percent off his 3x3x3 Cube personal best down to 33.72 seconds and logged his first Skewb attempt at 14.50.

With Danish solvers capturing 18 total top-three positions and setting a new national record, Hvidovre Juni 2026 proved to be an outstanding showcase of speedcubing excellence. From fast-paced head-to-head showdowns on the main stage to personal benchmarks across all seven disciplines, the gathering at Holmegårdsskolen highlighted the depth and vitality of the regional community as competitors look ahead toward the rest of the 2026 calendar.

The complete slate of events demonstrated the broad technical mastery present across every bracket of the cubing competition. Whether navigating big cubes, executing complex rotations, or managing mechanical dexterity, every round contributed to a memorable gathering in Hvidovre. The energy and results from this meet set a high standard for Danish puzzle solving going into the next competitive phase.

Martin Vædele Egdal leverede stævnets absolutte højdepunkt, da han sikrede sig en ny dansk rekord i gennemsnit i 4x4x4 Cube med tiden 22.97 sekunder. Hans lynhurtige præstation i finalen markerede startskuddet til en dag spækket med variation på Holmegårdsskolen i Hvidovre, Danmark. Lørdag den 6. juni 2026 bød Hvidovre Juni 2026 på hele syv forskellige discipliner på samme dag, hvilket tiltrak 39 deltagere fra flere nationer til ni intense runder med alt fra klassisk Rubik's Cube til specialiserede mekaniske udfordringer.

Den enorme spændvidde i konkurrenceprogrammet gav publikum og deltagere en bred fremvisning af moderne speedcubing. Ud over de klassiske terninger testede deltagerne deres evner på både de helt store modeller og anderledes drejemekanismer. Ved denne cubing competition i 2026 var programmet sammensat således, at både de hurtige énhåndsspecialister, klokkevendere og formændrende gåder fik optimal plads. Programmet krævede stor teknisk alsidighed af deltagerne, som skulle skifte lynhurtigt mellem vidt forskellige løsningsmetoder.

I den klassiske 3x3x3 Cube blev finalen et nervepirrende opgør mellem to af Danmarks stærkeste profiler. Rasmus Stub Detlefsen trak sig sejrrigt ud af duellen med et vindende gennemsnit på 6.79 sekunder og et bedste enkeltforsøg på 6.08. Martin Vædele Egdal fulgte lige i hælene med 6.80 sekunder på andenpladsen, blot en enkelt hundrededel af et sekund efter vinderen. Tredjepladsen gik til svenske Frank Lindblom med et gennemsnit på 7.15 sekunder blandt de 37 startende i disciplinen.

Det brede program fortsatte i Square-1, hvor Rasmus Stub Detlefsen tog sin anden guldmedalje ved Hvidovre Juni 2026 med et gennemsnit på 5.49 sekunder og et bedste single-løs på 5.09 sekunder foran Martin Vædele Egdal på 7.71 og Magnus Søndergaard Byrne på 12.53. I Clock sejrede Silas Kampp Richter Lassen suverænt med et gennemsnit på 4.74 sekunder foran Adam Marcellus Kelly med 5.15 og Martin Vædele Egdal med 5.16 sekunder.

Martin Vædele Egdal dominerede de mere specialiserede formater med tre sejre ud over sin rekord. I 3x3x3 One-Handed vandt han sikkert med et gennemsnit på 12.25 sekunder foran Frank Lindblom med 13.14 og Magnus Søndergaard Byrne med 14.01. I 6x6x6 Cube triumferede han ligeledes med 1:28.46 foran Magnus Søndergaard Byrne med 1:31.27 og Rasmus Stub Detlefsen med 1:47.17. I Skewb gik sejren til svenske Pep Edén med 1.92 sekunder foran Daniel Vædele Egdal med 2.14 og Magnus Søndergaard Byrne med 3.84 sekunder.

Bag de etablerede podieplaceringer bød dagen på bemærkelsesværdige personlige triumfer på tværs af feltet. Muhammad Ibrahim Nauman leverede dagens største relative forbedring i Skewb, da han skar 41.6 procent af sin personlige rekord og satte tiden 6.56 sekunder, hvilket rakte til en 15. plads. Mads Emil Maymann Nielsen forbedrede sig markant i to discipliner med en Skewb-tid på 12.67 sekunder, der var 39.6 procent hurtigere end tidligere, samt en 4x4x4 Cube-tid på 1:48.34, svarende til en forbedring på 12.8 procent. Félix Larsen gennemførte fire discipliner og satte personlige rekorder i tre af dem: 46.23 sekunder i 4x4x4 Cube, som var 16.7 procent hurtigere, 4:53.71 i 6x6x6 Cube, som var 9.1 procent hurtigere, og 16.43 sekunder i 3x3x3 One-Handed, hvilket var 7.4 procent hurtigere.

Flere deltagere kastede sig ud i helt nye udfordringer i løbet af weekenden. Silje Stevnsborg Nielsen stillede op i seks discipliner, blev nummer 9 i Clock og satte personlige rekorder i 4x4x4 Cube med 30.67 sekunder, en forbedring på 17.4 procent, samt i 3x3x3 One-Handed med 17.58 sekunder, en forbedring på 12 procent. Emil Kenjiro R. K. Balle gennemførte sit allerførste officielle forsøg i Square-1 med tiden 54.33 sekunder. Til denne WCA competition debuterede to deltagere for allerførste gang: Alexander Eigil Bolt Rojen noterede 38.47 sekunder i 3x3x3 Cube og 2:12.49 i 3x3x3 One-Handed, mens Alexander Grønfeldt Senger satte sin første officielle tid i 3x3x3 Cube på 37.70 sekunder.

Med 18 podieplaceringer til Danmark og 3 til Sverige markerede Hvidovre Juni 2026 sig som en alsidig og mindeværdig begivenhed for sporten. De 39 deltagere fik prøvet kræfter med både velkendte og usædvanlige discipliner i Holmegårdsskolens aula, og med en frisk dansk rekord i bagagen er scenen sat til fremtidige opgør på den skandinaviske speedcubing-scene.