MacGregor Paddle Inter-Club & Inter Services Sprint Regatta
Showing a summary of the results of the regatta. Click on the name of any race to give a detailed view of the race.
1
FLA/FLA
FLA/NOT
TRAIN/MEIKLE
STYAN/WATSON
2:00.45
2
FLA
TRAIN/HOUT
DRESCH/POULTER
2:02.64
3
LBZ
MARTIN/CROOKS
TINGAY/LAWRENCE
2:02.86
1
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
47.10
2
FLA
J. TRAIN
49.54
3
FLA
S. TRAIN
50.14
4
NOT
L. WATSON
52.34
5
LBZ
R. CROOKS
1:02.50
6
RDG
K. HALL
1:04.14
7
LBZ
M. MARTIN
1:11.46
8
NOT
O. ISBELL
1:12.50
1
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
4:42.41
2
FLA
J. TRAIN
4:50.08
3
FLA
S. TRAIN
5:04.95
5
NOT
L. WATSON
5:19.20
6
RDS
D. SACKMAN
6:25.84
7
BSF
R. DROMARD
6:50.79
8
LBZ
M. MARTIN
7:16.35
1
FLA
TRAIN/TRAIN
1:57.19
2
FLA
TINGAY/LAWRENCE
2:09.79
3
FLA
HUNT/POULTER
2:18.08
4
LBZ
MARTIN/CROOKS
2:33.00
5
RDG
EDE/JONES
2:49.61
6
FLA
STYAN/DRESCH
3:07.69
1
FLA
G. HUNT
5:37.69
2
LBZ
R. CROOKS
6:01.14
3
FLA
E. POULTER
6:44.46
1
FLA
TRAIN/TRAIN
49.85
2
FLA
HUNT/POULTER
55.07
3
LBZ
MARTIN/CROOKS
1:05.87
4
RDG
EDE/JONES
1:11.78
1
FLA/FLA
FLA/NOT
TRAIN/STYAN
MEIKLE/WATSON
4:33.41
3
FLA
TRAIN/HUNT
DRESCH/FOULTER
4:35.69
5
LBZ
MATTERSON/CROOKS
TINGAY/LAWRENCE
4:36.26
1
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
1:58.72
2
FLA
J. TRAIN
2:03.93
3
FLA
S. TRAIN
2:07.96
4
NOT
L. WATSON
2:12.96
5
BSF
R. DROMARD
3:02.74
6
LBZ
M. MARTIN
3:14.74
1
FLA
J. TRAIN
23:16.00
2
FLA
S. TRAIN
23:19.00
3
LBZ
P. TINGAY
26:30.00
4
BSF
R. DROMARD
26:38.00
1
FLA
G. HUNT
2:13.07
2
LBZ
R. CROOKS
2:22.54
3
FLA
E. POULTER
2:39.03
4
FLA
D. MEIKLE
3:02.79
5
FLA
J. STYAN
3:14.24
6
FLA
B. DRESCH
4:18.69
1
FLA
G. HUNT
25:03.00
2
LBZ
R. CROOKS
25:19.00
3
FLA
E. POULTER
27:12.00
1
FLA
TRAIN/TRAIN
4:46.49
2
LBZ
LAWRENCE/TINGAY
5:03.85
3
FLA
HUNT/POULTER
5:03.85
4
LBZ
SHARP/CROOKS
6:10.51
5
FLA
MEIKLE/DRESCH
6:43.49
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