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September 27, 2025 – September 28, 2025[Shopping Montserrat](https://www.shoppingmontserrat.com.br/) · Serra, Espírito Santo, BR39 people5 events

3x3x3 Cube podium

Gold
12.31 avg · 9.83 single
Silver
12.74 avg · 10.34 single
Bronze
13.15 avg · 11.65 single

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Competition recap

A written summary of Montserrat Open Serra 2025, generated from the official results on this page.

Montserrat Open Serra 2025 Delivers Intense Final Solves and Big Personal BestsEnglish

Isaac Rafael Oliveira Soares sealed a thrilling finish at the Montserrat Open Serra 2025, taking the main 3x3x3 Cube title with an average of 12.31 seconds. The three-round contest came down to the wire among 38 competitors, with Paulo Sergio Amorim Monico pushing the pace to take second place on a 12.74 average and Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters claiming third with 13.15. Soares delivered the best single of the entire event at 9.83 seconds, capturing the premier category in a tight contest that set the tone for an action-packed weekend of speedcubing.

Hosted at Shopping Montserrat in Serra, Espirito Santo, Brazil, the Montserrat Open Serra 2025 brought together 39 competitors across two days from September 27 to September 28, 2025. Across 11 rounds of action in five distinct events, participants tackled puzzles ranging from the classic Rubik's Cube to the rapid Pyraminx. With 15 podium places contested throughout the weekend, Brazilian solvers swept every single medal position on offer across the schedule.

Beyond the premier 3x3 results, Soares put together a dominant individual weekend by collecting three separate event titles. In the 2x2x2 Cube, Soares led a field of 33 competitors to victory with a winning average of 3.58 seconds, alongside a 2.77 single. Daniel Macedo Araujo dos Santos finished in second place with an average of 4.31, while Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters secured third at 4.45 in the two-round sprint.

The Pyraminx event provided another demonstration of quick turning as Soares captured his third gold of the weekend with a 6.76 average and a best single of 5.68 across two rounds. Victor Farles Cavalcante Alves earned the second spot on the podium with an average of 7.46, followed closely by Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters, who logged a 7.60 average to take third place among 23 competitors.

Maysa Santos Cozer delivered outstanding performances in the remaining two events on the schedule. In the 3x3x3 One-Handed final, Cozer secured the title with a winning average of 22.11 seconds and a 19.43 single, finishing ahead of Soares in second with 25.27 and Monico in third at 28.49. Cozer doubled her title tally in the 4x4x4 Cube, posting a winning mark of 43.23 and a 38.62 single to top Soares at 51.57 and Peters at 1:02.20 in a competitive 15-person field.

Away from the top steps of the podium, several competitors achieved remarkable milestones across their events. Davi Fonseca Costa entered four events, posting his first ever attempts in both 3x3x3 One-Handed with 56.08 and Pyraminx with 9.11, while cutting his 3x3x3 Cube personal best to 18.59, which was 29.5 percent faster than his prior mark. Victor Lima Laurindo also tackled four disciplines, logging a first ever 3x3x3 One-Handed attempt of 55.93 and slashing his Pyraminx personal best to 12.78, an improvement of 44.7 percent. Viviane Ferreira Hauptli Gessner entered three events and registered her first ever official attempts in the 2x2x2 Cube at 24.99 and Pyraminx at 18.12. Lusiane Gaspar Peters took on four events, setting a 2x2x2 Cube personal best of 4.33 that was 37.5 percent faster than before.

The momentum continued as Marcos Hauptli Gessner contested three events, achieving a best finish of 7th place in Pyraminx with an 8.55 personal best that was 25.8 percent faster, along with personal bests of 9.44 in 2x2x2 Cube and 30.78 in 3x3x3 Cube. Murillo Hachbart Rosa entered two disciplines and dropped his 2x2x2 Cube personal best to 3.13, a 33.1 percent improvement. Ramon Peters Kinaake took on three events, dropping his 3x3x3 Cube best to 20.58, which was 26.6 percent faster, and his 2x2x2 Cube mark to 7.43. Lerisson de Souza Almeida competed across four events, lowering his 3x3x3 Cube best to 14.11 for a 24.2 percent cut and his 4x4x4 Cube mark to 1:46.65.

The Montserrat Open Serra 2025 concluded as an energetic celebration of speed cubing, showcasing depth across multiple age brackets and disciplines. From dramatic finishes in the three-round main event to huge personal time cuts across the board, the cubing competition served as a prime showcase of regional talent in Serra, Espirito Santo, Brazil. As competitors look ahead to the next stage of the WCA competition calendar, the standard set at Shopping Montserrat provides plenty of momentum for the season.

With 11 full rounds completed, the weekend reinforced how closely contested each discipline can be when decisive final solves determine the outcome. Whether through the multi-event mastery of Soares and Cozer or the rapid progress of competitors across the field, the Montserrat Open Serra 2025 delivered two memorable days of competition from start to finish.

Brasil domina todos os pódios no Montserrat Open Serra 2025Português

Os corredores do Shopping Montserrat receberam o ritmo acelerado das mãos e o estalar característico das peças durante os dias 27 e 28 de setembro. Em Serra, Espírito Santo, Brazil, o ambiente reuniu competidores e acompanhantes focados nos cronômetros da WCA. A concentração em cada mesa de resolução ditou a dinâmica de um fim de semana movimentado pelo cubo mágico.

Com 39 participantes distribuídos em cinco modalidades e onze rodadas, o Montserrat Open Serra 2025 terminou com um domínio absoluto dos atletas da casa. Ao longo das disputas oficiais de speedcubing, todas as quinze posições de pódio disponíveis foram conquistadas por competidores representando o Brasil, confirmando a força e a profundidade do cenário nacional.

Na modalidade principal, o clássico 3x3x3 Cube, Isaac Rafael Oliveira Soares garantiu o lugar mais alto do pódio após três rodadas intensas contra outros 37 competidores. Ele fechou a média final em 12.31 segundos e ainda registrou a marca de 9.83 segundos como a melhor tentativa única da prova. Paulo Sérgio Amorim Mônico ficou com a segunda colocação com média de 12.74, enquanto Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters completou o pódio ao cravar 13.15 de média.

A trajetória vitoriosa de Isaac Rafael Oliveira Soares não parou por aí no torneio. No 2x2x2 Cube, ele foi o campeão com média de 3.58 e single de 2.77, superando Daniel Macedo Araújo dos Santos, que obteve média de 4.31, e Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters, terceiro com 4.45. Além disso, Isaac Rafael Oliveira Soares também faturou o ouro no Pyraminx com média de 6.76, à frente de Victor Farles Cavalcante Alves com 7.46 e Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters com 7.60.

Nas categorias mais técnicas, Maysa Santos Cozer assumiu o protagonismo e subiu ao topo duas vezes no fim de semana. No 3x3x3 One-Handed, a resolução com apenas uma das mãos, ela venceu com média de 22.11 e single de 19.43, deixando Isaac Rafael Oliveira Soares em segundo com 25.27 e Paulo Sérgio Amorim Mônico em terceiro com 28.49. No 4x4x4 Cube, Maysa Santos Cozer voltou a triunfar ao registrar média de 43.23 e melhor tempo em 38.62, superando Isaac Rafael Oliveira Soares com 51.57 e Luiz Henrique Gaspar Peters com 1:02.20.

Além das disputas de topo, a competição revelou desempenhos individuais expressivos entre os participantes da chave. Emanuele Trancoso Gonçalves disputou cinco modalidades, alcançou o quarto lugar no 2x2x2 Cube e estabeleceu sua melhor marca pessoal com 2.80 segundos, sendo 39% mais rápida que sua marca anterior de 4.59. Christian Santos da Silva competiu em cinco eventos e obteve o quarto lugar no 4x4x4 Cube, melhorando seu tempo para 53.12, além de baixar 13.1% no 2x2x2 Cube com 2.45 e 10.7% no 3x3x3 One-Handed com 39.96. Rodrigo Araujo do Carmo disputou dois eventos e superou seu recorde pessoal no 2x2x2 Cube com 2.53, um avanço de 31.3% sobre o tempo prévio de 3.68. Marcelo Haüptli Gessner esteve em três provas, anotando 13.05 no 2x2x2 Cube e 1:02.23 no 3x3x3 Cube, marca 11.2% mais veloz que seu antigo registro de 1:10.04.

O fim de semana também marcou a estreia oficial em uma WCA competition para novos atletas que encararam o cronômetro pela primeira vez. Alessandro Peters Kinaake competiu em três modalidades, anotando 16.71 no Pyraminx, 9.11 no 2x2x2 Cube e 24.70 no 3x3x3 Cube. Thiago Pontes de Souza participou de três eventos, alcançando a sexta colocação no 3x3x3 One-Handed com 26.57 em sua primeira tentativa, além de 13.75 no 3x3x3 Cube e 1:08.70 no 4x4x4 Cube. Arthur Almeida Gifoni Pestana realizou suas estreias com 17.52 no Pyraminx, 11.48 no 2x2x2 Cube e 29.30 no 3x3x3 Cube. Arthur Oliveira Leão disputou duas categorias, marcando 9.10 no 2x2x2 Cube e 32.62 no 3x3x3 Cube.

Encerradas as onze rodadas do fim de semana em 2025, o encontro capixaba cumpriu seu papel de movimentar a comunidade e testar o preparo dos cubistas em provas de agilidade e visão espacial. A presença constante de atletas locais nos postos mais altos consolidou o alto nível técnico apresentado ao longo dos dois dias de evento esportivo.