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
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
46.54
2
FLA
J. STYAN
46.59
3
FLA
C. CALVERT
48.86
4
IND
P. HOGBEN
49.37
5
IND
B. JEFFRIES
49.52
6
FLA
M. TRAIN
51.29
1
NOT
R. JEFFRIES
44.11
2
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
45.54
3
BAN
I. WEIR
47.94
4
IND
B. JEFFRIES
48.38
5
FLA
J. STYAN
48.66
6
FLA
C. CALVERT
48.91
7
IND
P. HOGBEN
50.75
8
RLS
J. VORBERGER
50.98
9
FLA
M. TRAIN
51.72
1
FLA
J. STYAN
4:12.10
2
BAN
I. WEIR
4:15.60
3
IND
P. HOGBEN
4:17.60
4
RLS
A. STANNARD
4:17.90
5
FLA
C. CALVERT
4:33.20
6
RLS
J. VORBERGER
4:42.20
7
FLA
M. TRAIN
4:42.80
1
ORS
LAWRENCE/TRAIN
3:51.80
2
ORS
SOLLARS/SANTOS COSTA
3:54.50
3
ORS
HOGBEN/STYAN
3:56.00
4
RLS/BAN
STANNARD/WEIR
4:03.80
5
RIC
CSOKASI/YURKOVICH
4:28.70
6
WEY
BONHAM/SEAMAN
4:32.40
7
WOK
SUTTLE/RIPPINGTON
5:01.80
1
WEY
J. SEAMAN
4:32.90
2
RIC
M. CSOKASI
4:34.00
3
WEY
A. BONHAM
4:53.70
4
RLS
R. HUNT
5:22.90
1
NOT
R. JEFFRIES
42.29
2
FLA
J. STYAN
44.30
3
IND
B. JEFFRIES
45.27
4
FLA
C. CALVERT
45.68
5
IND
P. HOGBEN
46.56
6
RIC
K. YURKVICH
46.74
7
FLA
M. TRAIN
47.97
1
NOT
R. JEFFRIES
45.18
2
BAN
I. WEIR
49.70
3
RLS
J. VORBERGER
51.85
4
RLS
A. STANNARD
52.07
5
WEY
J. SEAMAN
53.52
6
RIC
M. CSOKASI
54.55
1
FLA
J. STYAN
2:07.80
2
FLA
C. CALVERT
2:08.90
3
NOT
M. SOLLARS
2:12.70
4
IND
P. HOGBEN
2:12.80
5
NOT
M. SANTOS COSTA
2:13.20
6
RLS
A. STANNARD
2:14.10
7
RLS
J. VORBERGER
2:18.50
8
FLA
M. TRAIN
2:20.70
BAN
I. WEIR
???
1
ORS
SOLLARS/SANTOS COSTA
1:58.50
2
FLA
TRAIN/CALVERT
2:04.60
3
RLS/BAN
STANNARD/WEIR
2:04.70
4
IND/RIC
JEFFRIES/CSORKASI
2:13.30
5
WEY
BONHAM/SEAMAN
2:26.60
6
WOK/CLM
SUTTLE/RIPPINGTON
2:34.20
7
BAN
BUZZARD/HUNT
3:02.20
1
WEY
J. SEAMAN
2:19.60
2
RIC
M. CSOKASI
2:23.80
3
WEY
A. BONHAM
2:28.50
4
RLS
R. HUNT
2:42.50
5
WOK
S. RIPPINGTON
2:44.00
6
CLM
L. SUTTLE
2:48.40
7
BAN
N. BUZZARD
3:07.60
1
WEY
A. BONHAM
56.55
2
CLM
L. SUTTLE
59.95
3
WOK
S. RIPPINGTON
1:01.60
4
RLS
R. HUNT
1:02.20
5
BAN
N. BUZZARD
1:05.80
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