The old format of Team-Blind that has inspection time

As a team of two, solve a 3x3x3 one step at a time using CFOP or Roux. CFOP steps: cross, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th pair, OLL, PLL. Roux steps: 2x2x1, 1st block, 2nd 2x2x1, 2nd block, CMLL, EOLR, 4C.

As a team of two, solve a 3x3x3 one move at a time, alternating team members between each move. Only one team member may make a move at a time. No talking is allowed at any point during the attempt. A competitor may not undo their own move and turn a separate layer on the same turn (e.g. R R' U isn't allowed, but R R2 is).

Correctly scramble a 3x3x3 using standard WCA move notation. The competitor may inspect the scramble sequence using standard inspection procedures.

Solve two 3x3x3s one-handed, one in each hand. They do not need to be solved simultaneously.

Solve a 3x3x3 in a team of two, each using only one hand. Relevant One-Handed rules apply.

Two 3x3x3 puzzles connected with one edge and two corners

Solve any side on the 3x3x3 puzzle as fast as possible.

Solve a 3x3x3 cube using as much preparation time as needed. The scrambles can be shared ahead of time. Only execution is timed. Only the first timed attempt is accepted.

Solve four 3x3x3 puzzles and run one mile. See the rules page for more information.

Not to be confused with the Super Gear Cube. Please see the rules page for clarification.

Not to be confused with the Gear Cube. Please see the rules page for clarification.

The time limit for each attempt is 8 minutes

The time limit for each attempt is 90 minutes

Solve a Clock puzzle in a team of two, each using only one hand. Relevant One-Handed rules apply.

Two layer Morphix puzzle

Three layer Morphix puzzle

Two-layer version of the face-turning pentahedron (triangular prism).

Three-layer version of the face-turning pentahedron (triangular prism).

2x2x2 shape modification, made to look like a 3x3x3 with the same color on every side.

Two layer version of the Face-Turning Octahedron. The solution for an attempt cannot be shorter than 5 moves.

Four layer version of the Face-Turning Octahedron.

Not to be confused with Face-Turning Octahedron

Redi Cube scrambles must be used for this puzzle

Cuboctahedron-shaped puzzle

One example of this puzzle is the Rubik's 360

Also known as 5x5 Clock

This is a team event and a relay event (see the rules page for more information)