Max Park Reclaims 7x7 World Record Single
Park records a 1:32.07 7x7 single at Western Championship 2026, breaking Lim Hung’s world record set earlier this month.
Max Park reclaimed the 7x7 world record single at Western Championship 2026, recording a 1:32.07 in the final.
Park’s final-round results were 1:32.07, 1:47.68, and 1:42.66, giving him a 1:40.80 mean and the event win. The single improves on Lim Hung’s 1:32.92 world record from UniKL MIAT Cube Open 2026, set earlier this month.
Watch the world record solve below.
The result continues a rapid exchange at the top of 7x7. Lim’s 1:32.92 broke Park’s previous world record of 1:33.48 from Nub Open Trabuco Hills Fall 2025. Two weeks later, Park lowered the record again by 0.85 seconds.
The record also adds to Park’s long-running world record collection. According to his WCA profile before the result, Park had 90 world records, 42 continental records, and four national records. The 1:32.07 gives him his 91st world record.
Park won the final ahead of Kate Grahame, who finished second with a 1:57.91 mean, and Brendyn Dunagan, who finished third with a 2:02.71 mean.
Awesome!