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The winner for 2006 is...

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Félicitations! Congratulations to all who entered the third annual French-Australian Regional Informatics Olympiad!

Well done to the highest scorers, who were:

Benjamin Butin	France	233
Amaury Pouly	France	211
Angus McInnes	Australia	151
Jacques-Henri Jourdan	France	135
Xi Chen	Australia	130
Stéphane Caron	France	128
Chris Chen	Australia	120
Alexandre Ghiti	France	115
Milton Lim	Australia	110   (tied)
Ismael Riahi	France	110   (tied)
Alan Alpert	Australia	105   (tied)
Pierre-Julien Bringer	France	105   (tied)
Daniel Axtens	Australia	102   (tied)
David Roberts	Australia	102   (tied)
Andrés Sarnari	Australia	102   (tied)
Julien Bureaux	France	100   (tied)
Jack Murray	Australia	100   (tied)
Alex Mathews	Australia	91
Jarrah Lacko	Australia	86

The full national ranking (highest first) was:

Fr Fr Au Fr Au Fr Au Fr Au=Fr Au=Fr Au=Au=Au Fr=Au Au Au Fr Fr Au Fr Au Fr Au Fr Au Fr=Fr Fr=Fr Fr Au Fr=Fr=Au=Fr=Fr=Fr=Fr

Congratulations also to the top unofficial competitors, who were:

Luis E Vargas	Mexico	243
Patrick Coleman	Australia	203
Long Pham Nam	Vietnam	173
Elie Rotenberg	France	130
Timothy Chappell	Australia	110
Nephtali Garrido González	Mexico	93
Arnaud Delmotte	Belgium	80

Honourable mentions go to the following unofficial competitors, whose Lucky Wheels of Doom solutions beat the best official submissions in several cases:

Long Pham Nam	Vietnam
Timothy Chappell	Australia

The following graphs show full distributions of the scores for each problem. You may click on each graph to enlarge it.

Guards Gardes	Escape from Civilisation Fuir la civilisation	Belts Ceintures	Lucky Wheels of Doom Les roues du destin

Thanks and well done to the competitors from both teams!

France	Australia	Unofficial*
Pierre-Julien Bringer Lycée Louis Le Grand	Alan Alpert Brisbane Grammar School	José Luis Campos Cardona Mexico
Julien Bureaux Lycée Jules Verne	Todd Aspeotis Brisbane Grammar School	Timothy Chappell Redcliffe State High School
Benjamin Butin Félix Esclangon	Daniel Axtens Willetton Senior High School	Patrick Coleman University of Adelaide
Stéphane Caron Lycée Pierre-de-Fermat - Toulouse	Chris Chen Carey Baptist Grammar School	Arnaud Delmotte Belgium
Adrien Coquio Lycee Camille Guerin	Xi Chen James Ruse Agricultural High School	Nephtali Garrido González Mexico
Alexandre Crayssac Lycée Toulouse Lautrec 31	Jarrah Lacko James Ruse Agricultural High School	Julien Ibarz Université Paul Sabatier
Simon Depiets Lycée Jean-Jacques Rousseau - Montmorency	Milton Lim James Ruse Agricultural High School	Thomas Jannaud Ecole Polytechnique
Nicolas Fabretti Lycée Louis Lachenneal - Annecy	Alex Mathews Como Secondary Collage	Vincent Manuceau Lycée Saint-Louis
Alexandre Ghiti Lycée Philippe Lamour, Nîmes	Angus McInnes De La Salle College	Long Pham Nam Vietnam
	Jack Murray De La Salle College Malvern	Elie Rotenberg Lycée Charlemagne
Lucas Hosseini Lycée International des Pontonniers	Thavidu Ranatunga Lake Tuggeranong College	Luis E Vargas Mexico
Geoffrey Huck Lycée Frederic Kirschleger - 68	David Roberts Anglican Church Grammar School
Jacques-Henri Jourdan Lycée JJ Rousseau - Montmorency	Andrés Sarnari St. Peter's College
Hugo Kaczmarek Lycée Louis Le Grand	Daniel Skates Como Secondary College
Kévin Perez Lycée Louis Le Grand	Louis Su James Ruse
Amaury Pouly Lycée Massillon - Clermont-Ferrand	Joachim Worthington St. Patrick's College Sutherland
Matthieu Prat-Fourcade Villaroy	Nicholas Young Brisbane Grammar School
Romain Prevost Lycée Pierre d'Ailly
Ismael Riahi Lycée Pierre-Paul Riquet St-Orens
Gabriel Scherer Lycée Louis le Grand
Vincent Tourraine Lycée M. Genevoix
Simon Vernhes Lycée F. Foch (Rodez)
Jill-Jênn Vie Lycée Thiers
David Waszek Lycée Louis Le Grand

[*] Unofficial competitors are already studying at university, or are from a different country.