Singapore Warm Up January 2026 marked an impressive beginning to the new year, bringing together 72 speedcubing enthusiasts from across the region for an exciting weekend competition at Midland House in Singapore. As one of the first major WCA-sanctioned events of 2026, this competition provided an ideal preparation opportunity for cubers seeking to test their skills at the start of the competitive season.
Organizers: Dylan Seah Tze Siang (谢智翔), Glen Goh Wee Zhuan (吴洧全), Jovan Lee, and Lim Chun Yik (林峻毅)
Organizer Email: singaporewarmupjan26@gmail.com
WCA Delegates: Carmen Teo Bin Jie (张斌婕) and Zhou Yichen (周奕臣)
Registration Open Date (Your Time Zone): 07-11-2025, 9:00 PM GMT+8
Registration Close Date (Your Time Zone): 19-12-2025, 7:59 PM GMT+8
Registration Fee (SGD): $27 (No on-the-spot registrations will be accepted)
Spectator Entry Fee: FREE
Event Changes: Registered competitors can change their events until December 19, 2025, at 7:59 PM GMT+8, by contacting the organization team
Participant Refund Policy: 63% refund is available for cancellations made before December 19, 2025, at 7:59 PM GMT+8
Waiting List Refund Policy: Registrants may be accepted until December 19, 2025, at 7:59 PM GMT+8
Competitor Limit: 72
Singapore Warm Up January 2026 represented a significant addition to Southeast Asia’s speedcubing calendar, establishing itself as a premier season-opening competition that attracted competitors from across the region. The strong 72-competitor field demonstrated the continued growth of competitive speedcubing in the area and Singapore’s position as a central hub for the regional cubing community.
The event provided competitors with a valuable opportunity to assess their preparation at the start of the new year, allowing them to identify areas for improvement before the major competition season gets underway. For many participants, particularly those new to WCA competition, the event offered a welcoming environment to gain experience and build confidence in a competitive setting.
The experienced organizing team, led by Dylan Seah, Glen Goh, Jovan Lee, and Lim Chun Yik, demonstrated their commitment to fostering the growth of speedcubing in Singapore and the broader Southeast Asian region. Their efforts in coordinating with WCA delegates Carmen Teo and Zhou Yichen ensured that the competition met the highest standards of fairness and professionalism.
For the 72 participants, Singapore Warm Up January 2026 offered not only competitive opportunities but also a chance to reconnect with fellow cubers, share training insights, and build friendships within the community. The event’s success reinforced Singapore’s reputation as a premier destination for speedcubing competitions in Southeast Asia.
Celebrate the achievements of Singapore Warm Up January 2026, where exceptional competition and community spirit combined to create an inspiring start to the 2026 speedcubing year!
