Montpellier Open 2008 Results

[pjk]

Edouard Chambon won the Montpellier Open 2008 with an average of 12.16 seconds. Benjamin Sintes finished second (15.71) and Thomas Watiotienne finished third (18.64).
European records: Edouard Chambon 3x3 12:16 (average).
South American records: Gabriel Eduardo Núñez Serna Pyraminx 8.03 (single) 13.59 (average), Square-1 1:37.16 (single) 2:30.36 (average).

Full results here.

 

[Dene]

Wow, Mr. Chambon is getting very close to the second ever sub-12 average in competition. It's crazy, I wonder when it will happen?

 

[Jason]

My guess is fairly soon, probably in the next month or so

 

[Harris Chan]

He gets to go to too many competitions...lol

 

[macky]

Haha, the beauty of living in Europe. Montpellier is only an hour by TGV from where he lives, though. I did a homestay 5 min away from that university in Montpellier last summer. Had I told him about it (and had I known he lived close by), we probably could have hung out a bit.

In any case, his times are very impressive!

 

[Harris Chan]

After all, he had like 20+ competitions to perfect it eh?

I'll never reach that number in half a decade.

 

[Jason]

Check out this video made by MS. Edouard Chambon in action at the Montpellier Open 2008

 

[Doudou]

Est-ce vraiment possible d'impressionner Mr Macky ?
En tout cas, c'est grace a toi que j'ai fait du speedcubing... Parce que tu etais vraiment impressionnant...

Harris> It's easy to cry about not enough competitions. The solution is quite simple : Organise some competitions !

 

[Pedro]

wow, Edouard moves so slow...and so fast at the same time

 

[pjk]

Nice video. Edouard, your LL is very quick.

 

[Harris Chan]

Ah, so that 10.65 was a PLL skipped!

Edouard-> The thing is, it is only allowed to have 4 competitions per year in a province. And, a province in Canada is pretty huge. So the most I can have is 4 per year.

 

[AvGalen]

Ah, so that 10.65 was a PLL skipped!

Edouard-> The thing is, it is only allowed to have 4 competitions per year in a province. And, a province in Canada is pretty huge. So the most I can have is 4 per year.

Where does it say that in the regulations???

And even so, you can always travel.

 

[Dene]

Yea that's really easy for one so young, just, you know, get in his car and drive to the next province 10 times a year . I certainly wish that I could.