BCU National Sprint Racing 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
WEY
HAYMAN-JOYCE/LIPSCOMB
52.30
2
WEY
DAVIS/JAMIESON
53.43
1
WEY
HAYMAN-JOYCE/LIPSCOMB
4:39.80
2
WEY
DAVIS/JAMIESON
4:56.50
3
FLA
SHAW/JONES
5:06.00
1
RLS
J. VORBERGER
2:13.10
2
FLA
M. TRAIN
2:18.20
3
RIC
J. SKOPER
2:20.10
4
WEY
E. JAMIESON
2:24.40
1
RLS
R. HUNT
54.34
2
FLA
S. SHAW
55.09
3
WEY
J. HAYMAN-JOYCE
57.93
4
NOT
J. CHRIMES
1:02.60
1
RLS
R. HUNT
2:30.80
2
WEY
L. LIPSCOMBE
2:39.20
3
FLA
J. JONES
2:45.00
4
WEY
J. HAYMAN-JOYCE
2:49.90
5
WOK
S. RIPPINGTON
2:55.40
6
WEY
M. JAMIESON
2:56.60
7
WEY
E. DAVIS
3:02.30
NOT
J. CHRIMES
DNS
1
FLA
C. CALVERT
45.12
2
FOX
D. BOGDANOVS
46.60
3
MAI
L. BROWN
47.63
4
WEY
J. SEAMAN
51.41
1
WOK/CLM
RIPPINGTON/SUTTLE
2:18.00
2
WEY
DAVIS/JAMIESON
2:21.10
WEY
HAYMAN-JOYCE/LIPSCOMBE
DNF
1
RLS
J. VORBERGER
50.41
2
FLA
M. TRAIN
51.41
3
RIC
J. SKOPECEK
53.04
4
WEY
E. JAMIESON
57.61
5
BAN
T. GONZALEZ
57.91
1
WEY
L. LIPSCOMBE
58.32
2
WOK
S. RIPPINGTON
59.93
3
WEY
M. JAMIESON
1:04.80
4
WEY
E. DAVIS
1:05.10
5
FLA
J. JONES
1:05.60
1
RLS
R. HUNT
53.91
2
WEY
J. HAYMAN-JOYCE
55.66
3
FLA
S. SHAW
56.94
4
WOK
S. RIPPINGTON
57.26
5
WEY
L. LIPSCOMBE
58.66
6
NOT
J. CHRIMES
1:02.50
7
WEY
E. DAVIS
1:02.90
8
FLA
J. JONES
1:03.40
9
WEY
M. JAMIESON
1:07.60
1
SDS
SMITH/BARKER
OWEN/OWEN
1:53.50
2
RIC
KILLIP/MARTIN
ROMAIN/MYBURGH
1:56.00
3
RUN
WIGNALL/RICKETTS
GREEN/REES CLARK
1:58.30
4
ROY
DRESSER/BUCHANAN
BROWNE/GRANT
2:00.30
6
WEY
DAVIS/HAYMAN-JOYCE
JAMIESON/LIPSCOMBE
2:09.80
SDS
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