Simon Westlund is a speedcuber from Sweden who was born in 1994. He is the current megaminx single world record holder. Westlund participated in talent show Talang 2011, where he won and received the 500,000 SEK prize money as a result.
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virtual variations |
- MagicCube4D
- MagicCube5D
- MagicCube7D
- Magic 120-cell
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| | World record holders |
- Feliks Zemdegs (3x3x3, 5x5x5)
- Mats Valk (3x3x3)
- Sebastian Weyer (4x4x4)
- Michał Pleskowicz (3x3x3 one-handed)
- Kevin Hays (6x6x6)
- Lin Chen (7x7x7)
- Bálint Bodor (Megaminx)
- Simon Westlund (Megaminx)
- Oscar Roth Andersen (Pyraminx)
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Westlund, Simon |
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Swedish speedcuber |
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