Richard Delcid, a resident of Manassas, Virginia, has been named the winner of the world’s fastest pizza making contest held by Domino’s. Delcid secured first place at the event in Las Vegas, earning a $5,000 prize, a trophy, and a championship belt. The competition, which took place on May 13th, required the finalists to assemble three large pizzas.
Each pizza had a specific topping requirement: one with pepperoni, one with mushrooms, and one with cheese. Delcid achieved his title with a time of 31.22 seconds. Judging criteria for the contest were rigorous, assessing not only speed but also the technique used.
Judges evaluated how thoroughly the dough was spread by hand, the even distribution of sauce, and the consistent placement of the designated toppings. Following his victory, Delcid stated that winning the title was a significant achievement for him. His performance at the Domino’s world event solidified his reputation in the field of pizza preparation.
The contest provided a platform to test speed and craftsmanship under professional scrutiny.
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