UK man solves 4 Rubik's Cubes while running 1.6 km, sets new Guinness World Record
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A man from the UK solved four puzzle cubes while running a mile in Toronto. The 5:09.25 finish earned the British speedcuber a Guinness World Records title.
A British runner has found an unusual way to combine two skills, solving Rubik’s cubes and sprinting, and turned the combination into a Guinness World Records title. George Scholey completed four puzzle cubes while running a mile in just over five minutes.
According to Guinness World Records (GWR), Scholey, who was also known as a speedcubing champion, set the record for the fastest time to complete a puzzle cube mile on October 12.
He finished the challenge in 5 minutes and 9.25 seconds at Central Tech High School in Toronto, Canada, despite the windy conditions.
The challenge required Scholey to solve a puzzle cube before completing a 400-metre lap of the track. He repeated the sequence four times, with the final lap slightly longer than the others to ensure he covered the full mile.
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