BCU Flatwater 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
WOR
S. HOLMES
3:00.13
2
BSF
R. WILKINSON
3:03.23
3
WOR
J. TYE
3:05.54
4
LBZ
T. BAYNARD
3:08.43
5
LBZ
N. GARSIDE
3:10.99
6
ROY
B. WADSWORTH
3:16.64
7
ROY
S. REES
3:22.44
8
ROY
E. BURBIDGE
3:27.72
1
GAI
M. CLIVE
3:10.94
2
BTH
A. DAKER
3:17.79
3
WOK
G. BENNETT
3:18.34
4
RUN
L. MARNELL
3:24.94
5
RUN
A. ROBINSON
3:28.39
6
BUR
K. BROOMFIELD
3:32.83
7
PEN
A. HEALY
3:45.61
1
NOR
A. HICKS
3:18.43
2
BUR
M. BOWLEY
3:20.59
3
LIN
T. GOURLAY
3:28.99
4
ADS
B. OWEN
3:33.41
5
PEN
M. JEFFERIES
4:06.91
1
NOR
A. HICKS
12:46.00
2
BUR
M. BOWLEY
12:52.00
3
LIN
T. GOURLAY
13:10.00
4
LBZ
A. ROBINSON
13:30.00
5
KKC
E. JENNISON
13:34.00
6
LEI
O. HIGGINS
13:54.00
7
SOL
J. BURGESS
13:56.00
8
LBZ
J. OSBOURNE
14:07.00
9
BAD
J. THOMAS
15:24.00
10
RUN
C. BROOKES
20:15.00
1
ADS
K. JACOBS
3:09.27
2
RUN
J. LILLIDGE
3:19.10
3
PEN
J. JEFFRIES
3:29.33
4
CHE
C. DAWSON
3:29.43
5
KKC
C. MEDINA
3:36.23
6
ADS
A. REEVES
3:45.53
1
WOR
S. HOLMES
7:32.00
2
BSF
R. WILKINSHAW
7:44.00
3
GAI
M. CLIVE
7:46.00
4
WOR
J. TYE
7:54.00
5
LBZ
T. BAYNARD
8:00.00
6
LBZ
N. GARSIDE
8:09.00
7
RUN
J. LILLIDGE
8:16.00
8
LBZ
A. DAKER
8:17.00
9
ROY
B. WADSWORTH
8:39.00
10
WOK
G. BENNETT
8:41.00
11
CHE
C. DAWSON
8:49.00
12
RUN
L. MARNELL
8:51.00
13
ROY
S. REES
8:57.00
14
ADS
A. REEVES
8:59.00
15
ROY
E. BURBIDGE
9:09.00
16
RUN
A. ROBINSON
9:15.00
17
PEN
J. JEFFERIES
9:19.00
18
KKC
C. MEDINA
9:20.00
19
BUR
K. BROOMFIELD
9:40.00
20
PEN
A. HEALY
10:04.00
1
SOL
J. BURGESS
3:26.41
2
LBZ
J. OSBOURNE
3:26.93
3
KKC
E. JENNISON
3:32.44
4
LBZ
A. ROBINSON
3:33.04
5
LEI
O. HIGGINS
3:39.02
6
BAD
J. THOMAS
4:34.69
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