Berlin Open 2012

Date: May 12 - 13, 2012
City: Berlin, Germany
Venue: DJH Jugendherberge Berlin International
Address: Kluckstraße 3, 10785 Berlin
Website: Berlin Open 2012 website
Contact: Berlin Open team: Cornelius Dieckmann, Adrian Lehmann, Hilmar Magnusson
Organizers: Adrian Lehmann, Cornelius Dieckmann, and Hilmar Magnusson
WCA Delegate: Sébastien Auroux

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Cornelius Dieckmann won with an average of 9.37 seconds in the 3x3x3 Cube event. Moritz Karl finished second (12.70) and Hilmar Magnusson finished third (12.88).

European records: Cornelius Dieckmann‎ 3x3x3 Cube 8.21 (average).

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cornelius Dieckmann	7.43	9.37	Germany	9.90	7.43	9.52	11.38	8.68
2	Moritz Karl	10.83	12.70	Germany	10.83	10.93	14.46	12.72	14.83
3	Hilmar Magnusson	10.83	12.88	Iceland	10.83	12.22	15.09	14.03	12.38

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cornelius Dieckmann	3.06	3.20	Germany	3.18	3.15	3.27	3.52	3.06
2	Jens Diewald	3.52	4.12	Germany	4.38	3.52	3.71	5.41	4.28
3	Sébastien Auroux	3.41	4.38	Germany	3.41	4.13	5.55	4.68	4.34

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cornelius Dieckmann	39.53	43.46	Germany	39.53	44.52	40.66	45.21	45.19
2	Moritz Karl	47.96	52.73	Germany	50.93	47.96	49.05	59.61	58.21
3	Hilmar Magnusson	56.53	57.60	Iceland	1:10.78	57.16	58.18	56.53	57.46

#	Name	Best	Average		Representing	Solves
1	Cornelius Dieckmann	1:22.52	1:28.23		Germany	1:29.53	1:34.86	1:22.52	1:31.25	1:23.90
2	Dorian Stein	1:35.66	1:39.78		Germany	1:39.90	1:55.21	1:35.66	1:42.33	1:37.11
3	Hilmar Magnusson	1:41.58	1:44.08	NR	Iceland	1:41.58	1:46.16	1:43.86	1:42.22	1:49.38

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cornelius Dieckmann	2:53.90	2:59.35	Germany	3:04.41	2:53.90	2:59.75
2	Dorian Stein	3:01.91	3:16.52	Germany	3:35.03	3:01.91	3:12.61
3	Moritz Karl	3:18.11	3:27.36	Germany	3:31.96	3:18.11	3:32.00

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Cornelius Dieckmann	4:49.43	5:06.20	Germany	5:20.83	4:49.43	5:08.34
2	Percy Agnesens	5:29.84	5:34.10	Germany	5:32.81	5:29.84	5:39.66
3	Moritz Karl	5:27.41	5:45.68	Germany	5:30.56	6:19.06	5:27.41

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Kai Jiptner	59.09	DNF	Germany	1:11.25	DNF	59.09
2	Adrian Lehmann	1:34.03	DNF	Germany	DNF	2:11.06	1:34.03
3	Sébastien Auroux	1:43.16	DNF	Germany	DNF	1:43.16	DNF

#	Name	Best	Average		Representing	Solves
1	Moritz Karl	13.28	15.69	NR	Germany	17.86	18.86	14.50	13.28	14.71
2	Cornelius Dieckmann	13.71	15.78		Germany	16.47	16.97	17.06	13.91	13.71
3	Jens Diewald	18.97	22.85		Germany	22.83	22.58	24.38	18.97	23.13

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Jens Diewald	3.55	4.92	Germany	3.55	5.59	4.80	4.38	6.90
2	Sébastien Auroux	3.47	5.52	Germany	3.47	6.03	6.15	4.96	5.58
3	Leandro Baltazar	4.47	6.11	Portugal	5.33	6.86	4.47	6.52	6.47

#	Name	Best		Average		Representing	Solves
1	Kai Jiptner	5:35.53		DNF		Germany	7:51.93	DNF	5:35.53
2	Axel Häck	12:52.00				Germany	12:52.00	DNF

#	Name	Best	Representing	Solves
1	Kai Jiptner	8/10 38:21	Germany	8/10 38:21
2	Sébastien Auroux	2/2 4:28	Germany	2/2 4:28
3	Maximilian Julius Schneider	1/2 15:00	Germany	1/2 15:00

#	Name	Best		Average	Representing	Solves
1	Leandro Baltazar	1.11	NR	1.23	Portugal	1.28	1.18	1.34	1.22	1.11
2	Florian Daumann	1.33		1.93	Germany	2.55	1.58	1.33	3.84	1.65
3	Joe Nowak	1.72		1.94	Germany	1.72	2.31	1.80	3.05	1.72

#	Name	Best	Average	Representing	Solves
1	Leandro Baltazar	2.34	3.05	Portugal	2.38	2.66	2.34	4.27	4.11
2	Andreas Pohl	3.46	3.75	Germany	3.72	3.47	4.05	4.40	3.46
3	Cornelius Dieckmann	3.19	3.98	Germany	7.46	3.46	3.19	3.34	5.13