Braden with Feliks Zemdegs, the current world record holder
Just shortly after we arrived in Australia, Garrett and Braden headed down to Melbourne for a Rubiks Cube competition. Braden was super excited to compete in his first Aussie Rubiks event, especially considering that the 2nd fastest cuber was an Aussie and would be at the competition. And it was especially exciting when that cuber, Feliks Zemdegs, actually broke the world record (7.08 seconds) set back in 2008 by another cuber from the Netherlands and became the fastest cuber in the world at 7.03 seconds! Braden's head was about to explode he was so excited! Although, later that evening after Garrett and Braden had left, Feliks actually broke his own record again with a time of 6.77 seconds and they were not there to see that one. Braden had a great time being a part of it and also set some of his own personal records in the 2x2 (4.23 seconds) and 4x4. Here are a few video links Garrett posted on YouTube...
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