Denmark & Friends 2019

Date: Mar 15 - 17, 2019
City: Kastrup, Denmark
Venue: Skottegårdsskolen
Address: Saltværksvej 63, 2770 Kastrup, Danmark
Details: Enter through the doors from the playground, then take the stairs on the left.
Contact: Dansk kontakt, English contact
Organizers: Callum James Goodyear-Jørgensen, Dansk Speedcubing Forening, and Mikela Elleby Goodyear-Jørgensen
WCA Delegates: Andreas Pung, Daniel Vædele Egdal, Daniel Wallin, Ethan Pride, Hari Anirudh, Henrik Buus Aagaard, James Molloy, Jānis Zirnis, Sam Spendla, and Ulrik Bredland

Information: This is the first edition of Denmark & Friends, we hope to host as many non-Danish particpants as possible! Danish participants are also more than welcome!
We hope to break the record for number of participants at a Danish competition (excluding Euros 2014) which is 84.
Sleeping will be available at the venue for free for competitors and guests who bring their own sleeping equipment.
The venue is easy to get to from the airport and Copenhagen, check the "Travel" tab for more information.

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There is a competitor limit of 140 competitors.
The base registration fee for this competition is 30 kr. (Danish Krone).
If your registration is cancelled before you will be refunded 50% of your registration fee.
No on the spot registrations will be accepted.
Spectators can attend paying an entry fee of 15 kr. (Danish Krone).
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Mats Valk won with an average of 7.20 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. Philipp Weyer finished second (7.40) and Amos Nordman finished third (7.60).

#	Name	Best	Average		Representing	Solves
1	Mats Valk	6.84	7.20		Netherlands	7.91	6.86	8.94	6.84	6.84
2	Philipp Weyer	6.04	7.40		Germany	6.04	7.97	7.90	6.87	7.43
3	Amos Nordman	7.22	7.60	NR	Finland	7.32	7.22	9.28	7.43	8.04

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Antonie Paterakis	1.20	1.69	Greece	2.16	3.97	1.52	1.20	1.39
2	Martin Vædele Egdal	1.32	2.03	Denmark	2.33	2.12	1.32	1.65	4.75
3	Amos Nordman	1.52	2.06	Finland	2.05	2.06	1.52	2.06	3.14

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Sebastian Weyer	22.33	24.32	Germany	25.30	25.27	22.33	22.39	DNF
2	Mats Valk	27.82	29.31	Netherlands	28.22	30.51	30.88	29.19	27.82
3	Amos Nordman	28.97	30.10	Finland	28.97	29.37	29.89	35.00	31.03

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Sebastian Weyer	49.96	52.82	Germany	55.85	53.51	51.28	49.96	53.67
2	Mats Valk	46.82	55.15	Netherlands	56.00	46.82	55.75	54.38	55.31
3	Martin Vædele Egdal	52.21	57.22	Denmark	52.21	57.94	58.57	1:03.68	55.15

#	Name	Best		Average	Representing	Solves
1	Sebastian Weyer	1:28.06	NR	1:38.54	Germany	1:39.16	1:48.40	1:28.06
2	Magnus Patrick Kanstrup	1:50.86		1:51.65	Denmark	1:51.75	1:52.34	1:50.86
3	Martin Vædele Egdal	1:48.37		1:54.40	Denmark	1:56.16	1:48.37	1:58.66

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Martin Vædele Egdal	2:43.15		2:44.97		Denmark	2:48.44	2:43.32	2:43.15
2	Celine Tran	2:34.23	NR	2:45.02	NR	Norway	2:53.76	2:47.07	2:34.23
3	Laura Holzhauer	2:42.23		2:50.49		Germany	2:53.07	2:56.16	2:42.23

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Jakob Gunnarsson	21.10	DNF	Sweden	21.10	DNF	DNF
2	Hari Anirudh	22.86	DNF	India	22.86	DNF	25.84
3	Martin Vædele Egdal	25.14	DNF	Denmark	25.14	25.92	DNF

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Juliette Sébastien	9.20		12.34		France	11.89	9.20	14.43	11.74	13.39
2	Knut Skaug Haraldsen	8.86	NR	12.79		Norway	11.88	8.86	14.88	13.26	13.22
3	Antonie Paterakis	10.64		13.11	NR	Greece	14.36	13.86	12.61	12.86	10.64

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Daniel Wallin	5.79	6.71	Sweden	7.21	5.79	5.85	7.77	7.08
2	Niko Ronkainen	5.76	6.96	Finland	7.52	6.75	8.69	5.76	6.61
3	Sam Spendla	6.05	7.03	United Kingdom	6.83	6.05	7.18	7.08	8.03

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Amos Nordman	32.09	36.44	Finland	40.30	33.69	35.34	32.09	40.83
2	Oscar Roth Andersen	40.15	46.08	Denmark	41.79	50.14	40.15	46.30	54.43
3	Juliette Sébastien	43.18	46.37	France	50.04	43.18	58.42	45.66	43.42

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Jules Desjardin	2.34	2.66	France	4.74	2.34	2.39	2.93	2.67
2	Antonie Paterakis	2.90	3.10	Greece	4.15	2.95	2.92	3.42	2.90
3	Martin Vædele Egdal	2.48	3.27	Denmark	5.27	2.57	2.48	3.02	4.21

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Rasmus Stub Detlefsen	5.96	7.66	Denmark	7.03	9.12	10.78	6.83	5.96
2	Martin Vædele Egdal	8.31	10.18	Denmark	12.23	10.46	8.31	10.49	9.60
3	Helmer Ewert	8.00	10.28	Sweden	9.32	8.96	8.00	14.29	12.56

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Martin Vædele Egdal	3:11.95	DNF	Denmark	3:11.95	DNF	DNF
2	Jakob Gunnarsson	6:48.00	DNF	Sweden	DNF	DNF	6:48.00
3	Viktor Zenk	7:55.87	9:21.85	Sweden	8:33.68	7:55.87	11:36.00

#	Name	Best		Average	Representing	Solves
1	Daniel Anker Hermansen	7:28.45	NR	DNF	Denmark	DNF	DNF	7:28.45
2	Hari Anirudh	12:29.00		DNF	India	12:32.00	12:29.00	DNF
3	Viktor Zenk	19:43.00		DNF	Sweden	DNF	DNF	19:43.00

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Daniel Vædele Egdal	27.10		29.18	NR	Denmark	27.10	34.25	32.05	28.27	27.21
2	Daniel Yakhkind (Даніель Яхкінд)	27.57	NR	30.35	NR	Ukraine	32.87	34.11	27.57	27.98	30.19
3	Laurids Abelsen Holm	31.90		33.79		Denmark	33.54	32.69	46.87	31.90	35.14