Rubik’s cube ‘speedcubers’ battle it out in the Euro championship

Germany's Phillip Weyer became the European champion in speedcubing or solving a Rubik's cube puzzle reaching an average time of 7.88 seconds in Prague on Sunday. The event attracted 500 participants. In the main category of the classic 3x3 cube, the competitor is supposed to solve the cube five times. Then the average score is taken out after removing the fastest and slowest times. Euro 2016 was the 7th Rubik's Cube European Championship and had 18 categories, including solving the cube blindfolded or only using the feet.