Swedish Open 2007 Results

[pjk]

Milán Baticz won the Swedish Open 2007 with an average in the final of 14.83 seconds. Mátyás Kuti finished second (15.39) and Gunnar Krig finished third (15.60).
World records: Mátyás Kuti 3x3 multiple blindfolded 8 cubes in 27:18, Milán Baticz Master Magic 2.09 (average), Maté Horváth Master Magic 1.83 (single).
European records: Mátyás Kuti 3x3 one-handed 22.23 (average).

From speedcubing.com, full results here.

Very nice competition. Matyas won 7/10 events. He also broke the OH European record. Overall though, his results declined from last comp. Look at the BLD times and the 3x3 speedsolving/4x4 speedsolving. anyway, congrats to all participants.

 

[AvGalen]

Damn Mátyás, I was planning a surprise WR for multiple blind. Now I will have to try 9 cube instead of 8

It is funny that Mátyás won 70% of the tournament, got a WR and a ER but:
1) Didn't win the main event
2) pjk noticed his results actually declined from the last comp.

Also, does nobody find it strange that Hungarians win every event in Sweden?

 

[tim]

Damn Mátyás, I was planning a surprise WR for multiple blind. Now I will have to try 9 cube instead of 8

Haha, the same happens to me .

Hungarian cubers are really catching up. I think that's Matyas "fault" . I'm wondering if there will be any non-hungarian winner at the worlds.

 

[pjk]

Damn Mátyás, I was planning a surprise WR for multiple blind. Now I will have to try 9 cube instead of 8

It is funny that Mátyás won 70% of the tournament, got a WR and a ER but:
1) Didn't win the main event
2) pjk noticed his results actually declined from the last comp.

Also, does nobody find it strange that Hungarians win every event in Sweden?

Well, yeah. People call the 3x3 the main event, and it is, but it isn't always the most impressive, and shouldn't have any additional weight over other events (like 4x4, 5x5, or BLD).

 

[pjk]

A video of the BLD 8 WR was posted here:
http://www.speedsolving.com/showthread.php?t=1217&page=9

And here is the link to the vid:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3960924843509082661

That looks like an odd environment. Very nice none-the-less Matyas! Congrats