15 Questions
What was Max Park's most recent achievement?
Setting a world record for solving a Rubik's cube in 3.13 seconds
What was a challenge for Max Park in his preteen years?
Unscrewing the cap of a water bottle
What is the World Cube Association responsible for?
Organizing official speedcubing competitions
What did Matthew Dickman describe Max Park's achievement as?
'The holy grail of records'
Who held the previous 3x3x3 record before Max Park?
Yusheng Du from China
What did Max Park's autism affect in his preteen years?
His fine motor skills
What is Max Park widely regarded as?
The world's top speedcuber
Why did Max start showing interest in the Rubik's cube at the age of 9?
To improve his finger strengths
What did Max's mother do to help him learn how to solve the Rubik's cube?
She learned how to solve it on YouTube so she could teach Max
How did competitions help teach Max social skills?
They taught him how to wait in line and communicate with the judge
What did Max do when he won his first 3x3x3 record at the World Championships in 2017?
He looked to other winners to learn how to hold his certificate up for the crowd
How many competitions are held around the world on any given weekend?
Over a dozen
How many cubers from over 140 countries are registered with the World Cube Association?
More than 140,000
What is the mental sport of speedcubing compared to?
'Not Just Child's Play' like Tiddlywinks
What was captured in 'The Speed Cubers', a 2020 documentary that follows Max's story?
'An autistic kid looking at his peer and mimicking'
Learn about Max Park, who overcame motor skill challenges to become the world's fastest Rubik's cube solver, setting a world record of 3.13 seconds for solving a 3x3x3 Rubik's cube. Discover his inspiring journey and achievements.
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