FLIP Open 2013

Information: Competition is held during the "28ème Festival Ludique International de Parthenay", famousrnbig games festival from 3 to 14 july 2013 . In the streets and venues, lots of vendors and games creators, animations, shows,rnvideos games, board games, card games, classics (chess, checkers, tarot, poker ...)...rnlink to the festival website : http://www.jeux-festival.com/ rnrnCompetition is open from 9am to 6 pm on saturday and sunday to all competitors.rnSchedule to be listed on AFS website page, see below.rnrnFree bedrooms are offered in a school 20' by foot far from the venue, registration for bedrooms to be requested asap to the Rubik competition organiser: Jean-Louis MATHIEU places are limited, do not be late to ask.

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Alexandre Carlier won with an average of 11.06 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. Anton Piau finished second (12.53) and Jean-Claude Arounassalam finished third (13.86).

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Alexandre Carlier	9.56	11.06	France	9.56	12.69	11.41	10.30	11.46
2	Anton Piau	11.13	12.53	France	14.61	11.13	13.46	11.66	12.46
3	Jean-Claude Arounassalam	12.43	13.86	France	16.09	13.38	15.31	12.43	12.90

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Alexandre Carlier	2.68	3.68	France	2.68	4.65	4.16	3.69	3.18
2	Erwan Kohler	3.88	4.26	Switzerland	4.09	4.16	4.52	4.80	3.88
3	Anton Piau	3.52	4.49	France	4.72	4.38	4.38	5.25	3.52

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Alexandre Carlier	36.38	NR	39.42	NR	France	40.72	47.30	36.38	39.31	38.22
2	Anton Piau	47.72		50.79		France	47.72	52.68	53.77	50.68	49.00
3	Erwan Kohler	48.88		52.68	NR	Switzerland	55.16	48.88	51.69	57.65	51.19

#	Name	Best	Average		Representing	Solves
1	Alexandre Carlier	1:22.31	1:24.57		France	1:29.03	1:22.31	1:24.72	1:24.66	1:24.34
2	Erwan Kohler	1:40.09	1:42.45	NR	Switzerland	1:40.50	1:40.75	1:46.09	1:47.34	1:40.09
3	Gaël Dusser	1:47.81	1:55.47		France	2:11.91	1:55.30	1:47.81	1:50.02	2:01.09

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Erwan Kohler	3:13.13	3:30.73	Switzerland	3:44.38	3:13.13	3:34.69
2	François Courtès	4:17.36	4:30.49	France	4:38.21	4:35.91	4:17.36
3	Dinh-Anh Tran	4:14.22	4:32.68	France	4:22.25	5:01.58	4:14.22

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Erwan Kohler	5:07.31	NR	5:17.17	NR	Switzerland	5:23.34	5:07.31	5:20.86
2	Alexandre Carlier	5:54.63		6:26.12		France	6:35.11	6:48.63	5:54.63
3	Simon Blanchard	6:24.65		6:41.80		France	7:01.43	6:24.65	6:39.33

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	François Courtès	55.63	DNF	France	55.63	DNF	1:05.47
2	Hippolyte Moreau	2:06.03	DNF	France	2:51.90	DNF	2:06.03
3	Colin Grodecoeur	2:22.59	DNF	France	2:22.59	DNF	DNF

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Gaël Dusser	21.91	23.68	France	23.75	26.66	24.72	21.91	22.58
2	Alexandre Carlier	19.61	24.51	France	23.50	23.78	26.25	26.27	19.61
3	Anton Piau	19.90	24.99	France	27.31	27.59	23.13	19.90	24.52

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Erwan Kohler	10.13	13.29	Switzerland	13.09	13.38	10.13	14.19	13.40
2	Hippolyte Moreau	12.06	17.99	France	20.83	27.58	12.06	15.59	17.56
3	François Courtès	18.41	26.23	France	18.41	26.33	DNF	31.18	21.19

#	Name	Best	Average		Representing	Solves
1	Erwan Kohler	1:20.94	1:24.70	NR	Switzerland	1:24.34	1:20.94	1:27.66	1:29.94	1:22.09
2	Hippolyte Moreau	1:23.65	1:29.95		France	1:32.46	1:28.75	1:39.53	1:28.63	1:23.65
3	Simon Blanchard	1:29.50	1:36.73		France	1:35.83	1:37.05	1:29.50	1:37.31	1:50.21

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Alexandre Carlier	3.69	6.02	France	7.40	6.77	5.93	3.69	5.36
2	Thibaud Lamothe	3.80	6.85	France	6.58	7.66	8.69	3.80	6.31
3	Erwan Kohler	5.55	7.03	Switzerland	7.50	6.53	8.22	5.55	7.05

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Fabien Lebailly	14.03	20.02	France	14.03	24.19	21.22	16.00	22.84
2	Anton Piau	15.93	22.35	France	23.71	25.94	22.72	15.93	20.61
3	François Courtès	22.97	28.85	France	53.25	22.97	35.94	24.18	26.43