Tec Cuber CBBA 2025

Enrique Adolfo Delgado delivered an extraordinary display of versatility across two days in Cochabamba, Bolivia, claiming six separate titles across 13 disciplines. The competition at Tecnológico Industrial Comercial Puerto de Mejillones unfolded on June 21 and June 22, drawing 56 competitors across 22 rounds. In the main event, the classic Rubik's Cube, Delgado captured first place with a final 3x3 results average of 8.76 seconds, backed by a blistering best single solve of 6.94 seconds. Host-nation contenders defended their home turf with authority against visiting talent across the weekend, as Bolivian solvers collected 37 podium spots while Peru earned two podium finishes.

The 3x3x3 Cube final tested the composure of the best solvers in the region. Nicolás Arispe Valda applied heavy pressure at the top of the table, securing second place with a sharp 9.04-second average. Luis Flores finished close behind to take the third spot on the podium at 9.90 seconds. The 52-player field required three demanding rounds of speedcubing to decide the champion. Delgado's composure under time pressure in the decisive round set the tone for the entire gathering, proving his mastery across every mechanical variation.

The 2x2x2 Cube showdown at Tec Cuber CBBA 2025 turned into one of the closest battles of the entire year. Delgado clinched the gold with a 3.69-second winning average, edging out Rodrigo Mateo Inochea Fernández, who took second place just a single hundredth of a second back at 3.70 seconds. Daniel C. Bedoya rounded out the top tier with a 3.80-second mark in third. Inochea Fernández produced a single solve of 2.03 seconds during the rounds, while Delgado contributed a single of 2.79 seconds to fuel the electric rivalry at the top.

In the larger puzzles, Delgado continued his winning streak by topping the 4x4x4 Cube with an average of 31.09 seconds and the 5x5x5 Cube with a mark of 1:03.00. In the 5x5x5 Cube, Jhoel Ariel Espindola Perez took second in 1:06.15, while Joseph Daniel Blas Sanchez from Peru captured third in 1:08.60. Espindola Perez struck back in the 6x6x6 Cube, securing victory with a 1:56.09 average over Daniel Delgado Candia at 2:06.46 and Delgado at 2:06.71. Delgado also won the 7x7x7 Cube with an average of 2:47.74, while dominating the Megaminx with a winning mark of 51.80 seconds over Matias Raúl Angulo Gutierrez and Inochea Fernández.

Away from the top of the podium, several competitors achieved striking breakthroughs across the scoreboards. Dafne Brenda Cruz Camacho dropped her 2x2x2 Cube personal best down to 4.37 seconds, cutting her previous best by 67.7 percent, while also tackling her first ever attempt at 4x4x4 Cube in 1:07.78. Jhonatan Bernabé Flores slashed his Megaminx personal best to 1:03.12, which was 50.1 percent faster than his prior standard, while placing fourth in Clock. Jhoel Henry Morales Estrada improved his 6x6x6 Cube best to 3:29.60, a 43.7 percent reduction, and Marcos Esteban Tango Aranibar logged a 4:18.51 in 6x6x6 Cube, improving by 42.3 percent across an eight-event workload.

First-time event attempts brought incredible energy to the venue throughout Tec Cuber CBBA 2025. Luis Miguel Aranibar Vega cut his 4x4x4 Cube personal best by 42.9 percent to 38.88 seconds to finish fourth, while taking his first attempt at 2x2x2 Cube with a 5.26 single. Aitana Isabella Terrazas Rivera improved her Pyraminx mark by 38.7 percent to 10.58 seconds and made her first 3x3x3 Cube attempt in 1:58.65. Jhovana Angulo trimmed 31.2 percent from her Clock personal best down to 15.85 seconds. Matias Nicolas Villalta Gallardo took on his first official Megaminx solve in 2:56.07 and improved his 2x2x2 Cube time to 4.74 seconds across seven entered events.

Specialist puzzles provided thrilling finishes throughout the weekend program. Jhersson Cabezas Luizaga captured two regional titles, taking the Skewb event with a 6.23-second average to finish ahead of Rony James Gutiérrez Tupa and Miguel Angel Choque Cama, before winning the Pyraminx with an average of 4.42 seconds. In Square-1, Abner Aron Angulo Ledezma secured the top position with a swift 12.74-second average, besting Gutiérrez Tupa and Heeyder Jesús López Medrano. Matias Raúl Angulo Gutierrez took top honors in Clock with an average of 7.59 seconds.

The one-handed and blindfolded disciplines highlighted the intense technical skill of the participants. In 3x3x3 One-Handed, Jhoel Manuel Callata Cardoso earned the title with an average of 14.41 seconds, overcoming Delgado at 17.23 and Flores at 17.41. In 3x3x3 Blindfolded, Juan Diego Soria Velez solved without sight to claim victory with a single time of 32.39 seconds. This cubing competition featured intense regional rivalries, sharp personal milestones, and great performances across all 2025 brackets.

As Tec Cuber CBBA 2025 concluded, the depth of Bolivian speed cubing was clear across every category. With 56 entrants pushing through 22 competitive rounds, the WCA competition proved to be a showcase of regional power and rising talent. Solvers across Cochabamba delivered fast times, unforgettable finishes, and memorable head-to-head matches that will reverberate through the competitive circuit heading into the next season.