No, at least not for normal solves. On average most solves will be 40-60 moves, though that's very luck dependent. In the case of the most common CFOP method, F

No, at least not for normal solves. On average most solves will be 40-60 moves, though that's very luck dependent. In the case of the most common CFOP method, F2L (the F in CFOP) makes or breaks most solves because everyone does it intuitively. However there are 3x3x3 least-moves challenges in most big competitions, but they are much closer to being mathematics problems than practical cubing. You usually get a fairly long amount of time to find the shortest number of moves to solve said cube. The record was beaten recently by Harry Savage with a 17-move solution (note that 20 moves is the maximum number for an ideal solution).