BCU National Championships 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
R. HUNT
53.05
2
FLA
J. JONES
55.76
3
FOR
O. BARTUSIK
1:00.51
1
FLA
R. HUNT
2:32.53
2
FOR
O. BARTUSIK
2:52.72
3
SOU
E. HEWITT
2:56.60
4
LIN
C. HARLEY-BECKETT
3:00.21
5
FAL
M. BARNICOAT
3:54.62
1
BAN/BAN
FOR/SOU
I. WEIR/R. CROOKS
O. BARTUSIK/E. HEWITT
2:20.59
2
BAN/RLS
LIN/FLA
R. WEIR/S. RIPPINGTON
C. HARLEY-BECKETT/
2:24.11
3
RIC/FOX
NOT/SHK
CSOKASI/BARNICOAT
SALTANIS/UNDERWOOD
2:24.80
4
RLS/NOT
RLS/LIN
STANNARD/CAINES
SUTTLE/ZACCARIA
2:32.49
1
BAN
I. WEIR
2:20.74
2
RIC
M. CSOKASI
2:30.21
3
RLS
A. STANNARD
2:30.33
4
WEY
J. SEAMAN
2:38.70
5
BAN
R. WEIR
2:42.42
6
NOT
Z. SALTANIS
2:54.12
7
ROY
R. KUTLUKAEV
3:22.09
1
WEY
J. SEAMAN
52.68
2
NOT
G. CAINES
57.13
3
RLS
S. RIPPINGTON
1:01.46
4
ROY
R. KUTLUKLUV
1:03.52
5
RIC
A. SZILAGYI
1:15.84
6
CLM
G. MARA
1:15.85
1
WEY/RIC
SEAMAN/DUCK
49.76
2
FLA
HUNT/JONES
51.27
3
RLS
RIPPINGTON/SUTTLE
1:00.14
4
LBZ/SHK
R. CROOKS/G. UNDERWOOD
1:31.01
1
RIC
M. CSOKASI
5:03.54
2
FLA
J. JONES
5:26.12
3
WEY
J. HAYMAN-JOYCE
5:31.92
4
FLA
R. HUNT
5:32.18
1
BAN/BAN
FOR/SOU
I. WEIR/R. CROOKS
O. BARTUSIK/E. HEWITT
2:20.59
2
BAN/RLS
LIN/FLA
R. WEIR/S. RIPPINGTON
C. HARLEY-BECKETT/
2:24.11
3
RIC/FOX
NOT/SHK
CSOKASI/BARNICOAT
SALTANIS/UNDERWOOD
2:24.80
4
RLS/NOT
RLS/LIN
STANNARD/CAINES
SUTTLE/ZACCARIA
2:32.49
1
BAN
I. WEIR
47.98
2
RIC
M. CSOKASI
49.04
3
RLS
A. STANNARD
50.59
4
BAN
R. WEIR
51.18
5
WEY
J. HAYMAN-JOYCE
52.18
1
BAN
I. WEIR
5:04.93
2
RLS
A. STANNARD
5:11.67
3
WEY
J. SEAMAN
5:16.90
4
NOT
Z. SALTANIS
5:44.57
5
NOT
G. CAINES
6:10.82
6
ROY
R. KUTLUKAEV
6:58.18
7
RIC
A. SZILAGYI
7:24.17
1
NOT
G. CAINES
2:45.26
2
RLS
S. RIPPINGTON
3:08.51
3
CLM
G. MARA
4:06.23
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