Mindcube Open Tegucigalpa 2026

A blistering 10.71 single and an 11.94 winning average in the 3x3x3 Cube by Elias Antonio Alvarez Ramos set the standard at Mindcube Open Tegucigalpa 2026, delivering the most emphatic performance of the gathering. Taking place on April 19, 2026, at the Salon Comunal in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, the one-day WCA competition served as an essential stop in the regional speedcubing schedule. With eight competitors tackling eight rounds across six diverse events, every round held weight as contenders tested their form at a pivotal point in the 2026 competitive calendar.

The 3x3 results in the main event reflected intense head-to-head racing through two full rounds of classic Rubik's Cube solving. Elias Antonio Alvarez Ramos led the final round with his 11.94 average, holding off Luis David Hernández Mejía, who secured second place with a mark of 13.70. Fabio Lenin Tabora Castillo rounded out the podium in third place with an average of 14.48, having posted an impressive 11.74 single during the concluding round.

Elias Antonio Alvarez Ramos extended his winning form into the Pyraminx, claiming his second gold medal of the competition with an outstanding 5.09 winning average and a single of 3.37. Fabio Lenin Tabora Castillo earned the silver medal with a 9.69 average across the two rounds, while Dorian Ernesto Rosales Rodriguez took the bronze medal with an average of 12.31. The double triumph cemented a remarkably productive day on the tournament floor for Alvarez Ramos.

Big cubes brought their own shifts in momentum at this speed cubing meet. In the 5x5x5 Cube, Luis David Hernández Mejía captured first place by producing a dominant 1:17.10 winning average, backed by the day's best single of 1:14.32 in a five-person field. Elias Antonio Alvarez Ramos collected second place with an average of 1:51.82, narrowly ahead of Dorian Ernesto Rosales Rodriguez, who finished third with a time of 1:52.76.

The 4x4x4 Cube delivered another tightly contested podium, where Dennis Josue Blanco rose to the top of an eight-competitor bracket. Blanco logged a winning average of 52.05 alongside a field-leading 48.15 single to take the title. Alvarez Ramos added another podium finish to his tally with a 54.11 average for second place, while Tabora Castillo secured third place with a 58.93 result.

Beyond the championship battles, several athletes delivered noteworthy campaigns across the schedule. Néstor Emil Rodríguez Flores took on four events and earned a top result of fourth place in the 5x5x5 Cube, while also posting a 19.22 single in the 3x3x3 Cube. Sara Abigail Cubas Cálix entered three disciplines, highlighted by a fifth-place finish in Pyraminx and a solid 16.44 single in the 3x3x3 Cube. Leony Yu Way tackled three events across the program, claiming an eighth-place finish in the 4x4x4 Cube and logging a 30.63 single in the main event.

In the specialized events, technical mastery came to the forefront. Dorian Ernesto Rosales Rodriguez secured victory in Square-1, recording a 42.16 winning average and a quick 37.71 single in the final round to finish ahead of Alvarez Ramos, who took second with an average of 1:05.54. Meanwhile, Dennis Josue Blanco went solo in the 3x3x3 Blindfolded discipline, successfully completing an unassisted solve in 1:24.93 to capture the gold medal.

With 15 total podium awards distributed among the home contingent, Mindcube Open Tegucigalpa 2026 proved to be an efficient, action-packed cubing competition that tested endurance and skill in equal measure. As the season progresses toward upcoming regional fixtures, the marks established in Tegucigalpa provide a solid benchmark for every participant heading into the next cycle of speedcubing events.