posted Nov 27th, 2025 - The situation in 4-way at the Weembinamic 2025 was very similar to the 8-way competition: the strongest overall team across ten rounds did not win. In 8-way, D'Arc8 trailed Nova by seven points on the traditional leaderboard after Round 10, and in 4-way the difference between Aethers Remix and Dynos was nine points.

The French national team in 4-way Open once again delivered the cleanest performance among the top contenders, finishing with just four point deductions. However, two of those deductions came at the worst possible moment—during the final round, which effectively turned into a jump-off. The ten-point gap between Aethers and Dynos after Round 8 became irrelevant heading into the decisive showdown.

Aethers Remix and Dynos tied the first of the last two rounds, but Aethers lost two points in Round 10, turning it into the victory round for Dynos. Despite this, Aethers Remix still crossed the finish line with a nine-point lead and launched their indoor winter season with the only 30+ average in the entire 4-way field. The French outdoor world cup champions were well aware before the final duel that Dynos were dangerously close. The traditional leaderboard shows that Dynos had conceded only one round to Aethers Remix after Round 4. In fact, Aethers were 12 points ahead of Dynos at the end of the qualification phase, six points ahead of Unruly in 2nd place, and had posted the highest score in all four qualification rounds. It seemed like nothing could stop them from running away with the event.

Weembinamic 2025			1		2		3		4		5		6		7		8		9		10		Total	Avg
Rank	4-way AAA Class		11,N,B,15		C,12,19		1,10,8		O,G,13,16		H,7,5		17,14,3		M,2,J,A		O,21,22		K,4,L,D		P,F,6,E		Total	Avg
1	Aethers Remix	FR	31		27		22		32		34		23	-1	34		23	-1	33		42	-2	301	30.1
2	Dynos	INT	26	-2	27		20	-1	27	-2	34	-1	25	-1	33	-2	24	-2	33		43		292	29.2
3	Unruly	INT	30		27		21		28	-1	31	-1	23		34		20	-2	34		42	-1	290	29.0
4	Yasuke	INT	23		24		17		24		29		19		29		22		24		38		249	24.9
5	Skjoldur	FR	24		21		19		21		26		20		30		22		24		36		243	24.3
6	Monaco F1	FR	22		24		19		24		25		13		25		22		29		38		241	24.1
7	Les Krocmous	FR	23		22		16		19		25		20		28		22		22		40		237	23.7
8	4 de Coeur	FR	21		20		17		25		21		18		26		19		25		38		230	23.0
9	Aerokart Ak'demie Monaco	FR	21		20		17		23		24		17		28		20		22		36		228	22.8
10	Oblivion	FR	23		21		18		22		27		20		21		15		21		36		224	22.4
11	XPerimental	US	18		19		18		21		23		18		27		21		24		33		222	22.2
12	Kuaisude	UK	19		16		14		20		22		15		21		18		17		31		193	19.3
13	La R Force	FR	13		15		13		17		18		12		20		17		17		31		173	17.3
14	Silver Linings	UK	13		16		11		17		17		12		19		17		16		24		162	16.2
15	Nexium	FR	15		15		13		14		14		11		22		15		17		23		159	15.9
16	Quo Volatis	DE	14		9		11		15		17		11		17		12		17		28		151	15.1
17	Syncope	IT	11		14		12		15		16		11		17		12		9		18		135	13.5

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Aethers Remix at the Weembinamic 2025

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The first sign of vulnerability appeared when Aethers lost Round 6. They did not, however, lose their duel with 4 de Coeur, which created one of the most unusual scenarios at the Weembinamic. In Rounds 5 and 6, Aethers were dueling against three of their own teammates—Damien Gouriou, Mathieu Quizy, Alban Rumolo—and Marie Bergez, who filled in for Tom Mattoni. The complete Aethers lineup won both rounds comfortably (34/23 and 21/18), while Dynos took Round 6 with the only highscore of 25.

Both Aethers and Dynos won their next duels in Rounds 7 and 8, Aethers (34/23) over Yasuke (29/22), Dynos (33/24) over Unruly (34/20). Roy Janssen faced another unusual situation in the semifinals. As one of the three player-coaches for Moulay Abbas (with Livio Piccolo and Michele Silvi), he ended up dueling against himself in both rounds. Unruly featured two former Chimera members (Sarah Ashworth and James Wood), along with player-coaches Julien Degen and Roy Janssen.

Dynos lost Round 7 (33–34) but won Round 8 (24–20), which qualified Julien Degen for the final duel against Aethers Remix. Meanwhile, Roy Janssen would compete once again “against himself,” this time for the 3rd-place match against Yasuke. It was still only Julien Degen who stood on the 4-way AAA podium with two different teams. He coached the other three Dynos (Vana Parker, Sian Stokes, Pal Kolbenstvedt), who outscored Aethers Remix again in Round 10, and he also secured bronze medals with Yasuke. Julien Degen likely set a personal record at this event: he competed with six different AAA Class teams—Dynos, Unruly, Skjoldur, Oblivion, Kuaisude, and Nexium.

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Dynos - Unruly at the Weembinamic 2025

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