Harris Chan

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Harris Chan is a Canadian speedcuber. He is known for being the first person to achieve a "non lucky" solve under 10 seconds^{[citation needed]}. He has held the North American Record (NAR) for 3x3 speedsolve (single and average) 10 times; 7 times for average and 3 for single.^[1] He currently resides in Thornhill, Ontario and is a PhD student at the University of Toronto.^{[citation needed]} He graduated in 2011 from the International Baccalaureate Program at St. Robert Catholic High School with a 99.7% average,^{[citation needed]} the highest average in the York Catholic District School Board.^{[citation needed]}

He no longer holds any Canadian records.^{[citation needed]}

Former national records

• 3x3x3 speedsolve (single): 7.33 seconds^{[citation needed]}
• 4x4x4 speedsolve (single): 37.08 seconds^{[citation needed]}
• 4x4x4 speedsolve (average): 48.27 seconds^{[citation needed]}

Surprisingly, Harris Chan is colorblind and uses bright stickers in order to distinguish between the colours on his cube.^{[citation needed]}

See also[]

• Eric Limeback

References[]

• CTV.CA
• Telegraph.co.uk

External links[]

• Harris' Official WCA Results
• Harris Chan's article on SpeedSolving Wiki

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