Fastest Time to Build a 3-2-1 Bottle Cap Pyramid

China

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Beihu-Chenzhou-Hunan, SAR, China / October 17, 2026

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, built a 3-2-1 pyramid out of six plastic bottle caps in 1.79 seconds using both hands. The caps start in a row on their sides in front of a phone stopwatch propped against the wall; Yanhao starts the clock from zero, gathers three caps along the desk, rests two in the grooves above them and sets the last one on top, then stops the clock. RecordSetter read 00:01.79 on the stopwatch close-up, matched it to the gap between the two taps on the video, and watched the pyramid stand untouched for several seconds after the stop. Six caps, three tiers, under two seconds.

Tags: stacking, speed, pyramid, dexterity, bottle cap

Rules

- Use six plastic screw-on bottle caps of the same size
- All six caps start standing on their sides on the table, apart or in a single row with none resting on another, with hands off them when the stopwatch starts
- One or both hands may be used
- Build a flat pyramid of caps standing on their sides: three on the table, two resting on those three, and one on top
- No glue, tape or other supports; nothing but the table and the other caps may hold a cap up
- A stopwatch is started on camera before any cap is touched and stopped once the top cap is let go
- After the stop, the pyramid must stand on its own for at least one second, with no hand touching it
- Must be one continuous, unedited video showing the caps and the stopwatch
- Must follow form of current world record holder
- Must provide video evidence
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