Lauro ao Cubo 2025
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Puzzle Variety Takes Centre Stage at Lauro ao Cubo 2025 in BahiaEnglish
Five distinct puzzle disciplines filled the schedule as 42 competitors gathered for a packed day of speedcubing action. Staged on November 20, 2025, at the Parque Shopping da Bahia in Lauro de Freitas, Bahia, Brazil, the tournament offered a comprehensive test of mechanical dexterity. From the rapid-fire turns of the 2x2x2 Cube to the intricate mechanics of the Clock, the WCA competition highlighted the breadth of modern speed cubing over six completed rounds.
The premier 3x3x3 Cube event drew 41 entrants across two rounds of intense competition. Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho delivered a composed performance to take the championship with a winning average of 9.90 seconds, bolstered by a best single of 9.61 seconds. Matheus Morais de Jesus secured second place on the podium with a 10.38 average, while Suzane Coelho claimed third with a mark of 10.67, concluding a memorable set of 3x3 results on the main stage.
Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho was not finished making his mark on the weekend, returning to the tables to take top honours in the 2x2x2 Cube. Outpacing a 30-person field across one decisive round, he registered a winning average of 2.95 seconds and a best single of 2.67 seconds. Rafael Silva Carvalho finished as the runner-up with an average of 3.22 seconds, and Suzane Coelho earned her second podium spot of the gathering by placing third with a 4.01 average.
The triangular Pyraminx challenged 24 participants to solve tetrahedral geometry with absolute precision. Renata Ferrer Brito captured the victory with a 5.95 winning average, posting a single of 4.40 seconds along the way. Gabriel Bergue took the second step on the podium with an average of 6.31 seconds, while Matheus Morais de Jesus collected third place with a 7.22 mark, demonstrating how varied the demands of this cubing competition proved to be across every format.
The larger mechanical challenges saw Marjorie Nunes master the complex layer alignments of the 4x4x4 Cube, topping a field of 16 competitors. Nunes secured first place with a 38.85 winning average and a single of 36.33 seconds, finishing ahead of João Vinícius Santos at 39.08 seconds and Suzane Coelho at 43.73 seconds. Renata Ferrer Brito added a second title to her haul in the Clock event, finishing atop the nine-person bracket with a 6.79 average and a 5.02 single, ahead of Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho at 8.63 and Ícaro Diego Silva da Silva at 9.73.
Beyond the podium battles, several competitors achieved remarkable milestones across their individual schedules. Antonio Lucca Moraes Tomaz took on three events and delivered massive progress, shaving 45.3 percent off his previous benchmark in Pyraminx to set a personal best of 7.15 seconds, alongside a 16.3 percent improvement in 2x2x2 Cube to 7.89 seconds, a 10.2 percent leap in 3x3x3 Cube to 24.41 seconds, and a 17th-place finish in Pyraminx. Diogo Luiz Souza de Macedo also made huge strides across two events, lowering his Pyraminx personal best by 40.3 percent to 5.46 seconds on his way to 4th place, while improving his 3x3x3 Cube mark by 11.9 percent to 11.56 seconds. Leonardo Fabiano tackled five events, recording his first ever attempt at Clock with a 9.01 single, trimming 37.1 percent off his Pyraminx best down to 5.07 seconds, cutting 9.3 percent in 2x2x2 Cube to 4.80 seconds, and achieving a 5th-place finish in 2x2x2 Cube.
The progression continued with Calebe Evangelista Azevedo da Silva, who entered three events and registered his first ever attempt at 2x2x2 Cube with a 6.07 single, his first ever attempt at Pyraminx with a 4.46 single, earned a 7th-place finish in Pyraminx, and improved his 3x3x3 Cube mark by 16.8 percent to 27.70 seconds. Rafael da Silva David entered four events, posting his first ever attempt at Pyraminx with an 11.78 single, his first ever attempt at 4x4x4 Cube with 1:35.97, and earning 7th place in 2x2x2 Cube. Mário Sérgio Tourinho e Silva Filho completed three events, recording his first ever attempt at 4x4x4 Cube with 1:20.48, placing 13th in that event, and improving his 3x3x3 Cube best by 11.3 percent to 11.36 seconds. Raul Moura Ribeiro took on two events, logging his first ever attempt at Pyraminx with a 36.85 single to finish 24th, while posting a 3x3x3 Cube mark of 49.63 seconds. Miguel Andrade Micucci rounded out the standout efforts across three events, securing a best finish of 12th in 2x2x2 Cube.
Every podium position across the entire schedule was claimed by competitors representing Brazil, completing a clean sweep of all 15 top-three honours on home soil. From traditional Rubik's Cube solving to specialized gear puzzles, the competitors embraced the wide range of mechanical challenges on offer throughout the schedule.
As the final timers were cleared at Lauro ao Cubo 2025, the tournament demonstrated the rich variety that defines the modern sport. The gathering in Lauro de Freitas delivered memorable performances across five distinct puzzle formats, leaving competitors with new personal benchmarks to carry forward into the next season of competition.
Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho lidera as disputas no Lauro ao Cubo 2025Português
Os cronômetros e tapetes de competição ditaram o ritmo no Parque Shopping da Bahia, onde competidores e entusiastas do cubo mágico se reuniram para uma intensa jornada de velocidade e precisão. O ambiente reuniu quarenta e dois participantes decididos a buscar seus melhores tempos em cinco modalidades distintas. A movimentação constante nas bancadas oficiais deu o tom de um encontro repleto de disputas equilibradas ao longo das seis rodadas disputadas.
O grande destaque individual do torneio foi Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho, que demonstrou enorme controle nas principais modalidades. No cubo 3x3x3, a disputa principal do fim de semana, Carvalho conquistou o primeiro lugar ao registrar média de 9.90 e o melhor tempo da rodada com 9.61. A segunda colocação ficou com Matheus Morais de Jesus com média de 10.38, enquanto Suzane Coelho garantiu a terceira posição ao registrar 10.67 na grande final.
Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho manteve a soberania no cubo 2x2x2, vencendo com uma média consistente de 2.95 e o melhor tempo isolado de 2.67. A segunda posição no pódio pertenceu a Rafael Silva Carvalho, que fechou com média de 3.22, acompanhado por Suzane Coelho em terceiro com a marca de 4.01. Além das duas vitórias nas modalidades com cubos tradicionais, Ângelo Miguel também subiu ao pódio no Clock, onde garantiu a medalha de prata.
No Pyraminx, Renata Ferrer Brito sagrou-se vencedora com média de 5.95 e a marca mais veloz da disputa com single de 4.40. Gabriel Bergue assegurou o segundo posto com média de 6.31, seguido de perto por Matheus Morais de Jesus, que completou o pódio ao fechar a prova com média de 7.22. A categoria reuniu vinte e quatro competidores em uma rodada única repleta de resoluções ágeis e técnicas apuradas.
Renata Ferrer Brito também conquistou o título no Clock, confirmando sua regularidade ao vencer a prova com média de 6.79 e o melhor single de 5.02. Atrás de Renata e da medalha de prata de Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho, Ícaro Diego Silva da Silva levou a medalha de bronze com média de 9.73. No cubo 4x4x4, Marjorie Nunes venceu a disputa acirrada com média de 38.85, superando João Vinícius Santos que fez 39.08 e Suzane Coelho que obteve 43.73.
Atrás dos troféus principais, a competição oficial da WCA proporcionou estreias marcantes no circuito. Benjamim Rodrigues Braga viveu seu primeiro torneio oficial competindo em quatro eventos, registrando sua primeira tentativa no cubo 3x3x3 com 16.28, no 4x4x4 com 2:06.89 e no Pyraminx com 8.89, alcançando a 12ª posição. Miguel de Menezes Souza também fez sua estreia com quatro modalidades, registrando 24.88 no cubo 3x3x3, 9.51 no 2x2x2 e 15.02 no Pyraminx, obtendo o 16º lugar no cubo 4x4x4.
Completando as novidades da bancada, João Vitor Marques Simões estreou com três provas, marcando 7.58 no Pyraminx com o 15º lugar, 6.88 no 2x2x2 e 23.14 no cubo tradicional. Ângelo Nogueira Brandão fez seu primeiro torneio marcando 1:13.58 no 3x3x3, 16.76 no Pyraminx onde foi 18º, e 12.93 no 2x2x2. Davi Cardoso Costa competiu em três provas obtindo o 8º lugar no Pyraminx, Bernardo Boaventura Caires foi 19º no 2x2x2, Enzo da Silva David foi 23º no 2x2x2, e Rodrigo Travassos Sapucaia alcançou o 8º lugar no Clock.
A etapa encerrou as atividades em Lauro de Freitas, Bahia, Brazil no dia 20 de novembro de 2025 com total domínio dos competidores do país-sede, que ocuparam todas as quinze vagas disponíveis nos pódios. O encontro comprovou a vitalidade do speedcubing regional, reunindo atletas consagrados e novatos dedicados em um ambiente de alto rendimento esportivo.
A realização do Lauro ao Cubo 2025 coroou o excelente momento técnico de Ângelo Miguel dos Santos Carvalho e de todos os participantes que registraram suas marcas na Bahia. O evento deixou uma base sólida de novos tempos oficiais e atletas prontos para encarar as próximas etapas do circuito nacional na temporada seguinte.