BCU National Flaterwater 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
FLA
G. HUNT
2:42.02
2
FLA
E. POULTER
3:06.43
3
FLA
D. MEIKLE
3:10.55
4
BAN
R. WEIR
3:24.89
5
FLA
J. STYAN
3:30.71
6
RIC
E. KILBY
3:34.99
7
BAN
I. WEIR
4:10.62
8
FLA
A. DRESCH
5:06.26
1
FLA
HUNT/POULTER
2:28.80
2
FLA
DRESCH/MEIKLE
2:46.10
3
RIC/LBZ
DUCK/CROOKS
2:57.49
4
BAN
WEIR/WEIR
2:57.71
5
FLA/BAN
STYAN/CHAPMAN
3:07.38
6
RIC
KILBY/SMYTHE
3:07.87
1
FLA/FLA
FLA/BAN
MEIKLE/HUNT
STYAN/CHAPMAN
2:38.55
2
FLA/FLA
FLA/BAN
WEIR/WEIR
POULTER/DRESCH
2:41.00
3
RIC/RIC
RIC/LBZ
DUCK/KILBY
SMYTHE/CROOKS
2:53.50
1
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
2:17.47
2
FLA
J. TRAIN
2:23.76
3
NOT
L. WATSON
2:26.51
4
LBZ
R. CROOKS
2:50.28
5
SDS
D. HOLLIS
2:58.79
6
BSF
R. DROMARD
3:55.29
1
FLA
J. TRAIN
5:20.80
2
NOT
L. WATSON
5:24.34
3
LBZ
R. CROOKS
6:47.25
4
SDS
D. HOLLIS
7:10.54
1
SLP
MONOGHAN/O'DONOVAN
2:13.96
2
WEY/NOT
BADELEK/WATSON
2:18.04
3
RIC
JOINER/GOHAR
3:17.19
1
SLP
MONOGHAN/O`DONOVAN
4:59.36
2
WEY/NOT
BADELEK/WATSON
5:05.67
1
FLA
E. POULTER
7:25.20
2
BAN
R. WEIR
7:38.58
3
RIC
E. KILBY
7:54.45
4
BAN
I. WEIR
9:54.74
1
FLA
HUNT/POULTER
5:36.01
2
RIC
KILBY/GOHAR
5:42.36
3
FLA
DRESCH/MEIKLE
6:10.97
4
BAN
WEIR/WEIR
7:00.39
5
FLA/RIC
STYAN/DUCK
8:30.72
1
FLA
J. TRAIN
49.65
2
RLS
K. YURKWICH
50.13
3
NOT
L. WATSON
51.57
4
WEY
J. BADELEK
59.33
5
LBZ
R. CROOKS
1:12.59
1
FLA
J. TRAIN
49.65
2
RLS
K. YURKWICH
50.13
3
NOT
L. WATSON
51.57
4
WEY
J. BADELEK
59.33
5
LBZ
R. CROOKS
1:12.59
1
LBZ
M. LAWRENCE
2:17.47
2
FLA
J. TRAIN
2:23.76
3
NOT
L. WATSON
2:26.51
4
LBZ
R. CROOKS
2:50.28
5
SDS
D. HOLLIS
2:58.79
6
BSF
R. DROMARD
3:55.29
1
FLA
J. TRAIN
5:20.80
2
NOT
L. WATSON
5:24.34
3
LBZ
R. CROOKS
6:47.25
4
SDS
D. HOLLIS
7:10.54
1
SLP
MONOGHAN/O'DONOVAN
2:13.96
2
WEY/NOT
BADELEK/WATSON
2:18.04
3
RIC
JOINER/GOHAR
3:17.19
1
SLP
MONOGHAN/O`DONOVAN
4:59.36
2
WEY/NOT
BADELEK/WATSON
5:05.67
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