A 20-year-old Rubik’s cube fan solved 6,931 of the puzzles, breaking the British Guinness World Record for the most rotating puzzle cubes solved in 24 hours. George Scholey smashed the record of 5,800 set by Eric Limeback of Canada in 2013 while live-streaming his official attempt from a hotel room in London.

According to the World Cube Association, the puzzler told Guinness World Records that the most difficult element of his attempt – scheduled to coincide with Guinness World Records Day – was “hitting the 12-hour mark.”

“I felt pretty drained and everyone else was so excited. They were celebrating, saying ‘You’re on mark to break the record.’ But then I was like, ‘It’s only 12 hours,” he remembered.

Scholey also expressed disappointment at not being able to solve 7,000 Rubik’s cube puzzles.

“Toward the end of the night I saw I was getting closer to 7,000, and I’m a bit annoyed I didn’t get that result. But that’s fine. I also took breaks, and it’s an attempt over 24 hours,” he stated.

For the longest time in his life, Florian Kastenmeier of Bavaria claims he couldn’t solve a single Rubik’s cube. However, while moving his house 16 years ago, he discovered one in the attic and became obsessed with solving it.

His collection includes a 1977 Rubik’s cube from the original production line made in Hungary.

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