Open & British Paracanoe, Senior, Under 23 & Junior National Championships Regatta and Standup Paddle Board Championships, including Paracanoe, Senior & Junior selections
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
PAR
J. YOUNG
40.25
2
PAR
R. OLIVER
40.26
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
41.20
4
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.47
5
FLA
F. STALLARD
45.15
6
ADS
J. ROSS
52.26
1
PAR
R. OLIVER
41.49
2
RLS
J. TARRANT
41.87
1
PAR
J. EYERS
47.33
2
PAR
S. WOOD
48.12
3
CLM
E. CLIFTON
52.71
4
RLS
X. VAN DER POLL
55.91
5
RLS
T. PRICE
1:11.81
1
SPS
H. GORDON
46.56
2
PAR
L. SUGAR
47.19
3
PAR
C. HENSHAW
48.73
4
4AS
L. THORPE
51.76
5
LBZ
C. CREAMER
1:03.01
1
PAR
C. HENSHAW
54.96
2
SPS
H. GORDON
55.01
3
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
1:00.85
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
40.91
2
RLS
J. TARRANT
41.33
3
PAR
R. OLIVER
41.61
4
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
44.75
5
ADS
J. ROSS
52.92
FLA
F. STALLARD
DNS
1
PAR
J. EYERS
47.64
2
PAR
S. WOOD
48.90
3
CLM
E. CLIFTON
53.32
4
RLS
X. VAN DER POLL
56.58
5
RLS
T. PRICE
1:12.08
1
PAR
L. SUGAR
46.49
2
SPS
H. GORDON
47.07
3
PAR
C. HENSHAW
47.86
4
4AS
L. THORPE
52.19
5
LBZ
C. CREAMER
1:03.35
1
SPS
H. GORDON
55.26
2
PAR
C. HENSHAW
55.89
3
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
1:01.68
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