BCU National Championships Sprint 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
RLS
P. MILES
3:01.99
2
RLS
T. DOWDEN
3:03.83
3
EAL
J. BELL
3:04.13
4
WEY
A. BICKNELL
3:05.61
5
RDG
F. KEMP
3:07.44
6
LGW
S. CADELL
3:13.06
7
RDG
S. HUTCHINSON
3:15.00
8
RLS
A. GREAVES
3:18.34
1
WEY/WEY
RDG/EAL
BICKNELL/HUTCHINSON
KEMP/BELL
3:09.96
2
RLS
DOWDEN/MILES
GREAVES/SIMTHSON
3:34.19
3
MIX
PICKERING/NEALE
BANKS/SMITH
3:56.95
4
EAL
IP/VILLARUEL
CADELL/BROCKWAY
4:13.95
1
NOR
Z. TAYLOR
3:27.88
2
NOR
C. SMITH
3:39.26
3
TON
G. NEALE
3:40.61
4
RLS
C. SAUNDERS
3:41.85
5
BAN
O. LORD
3:52.85
6
BAN
J. BELL
4:12.71
1
WYC
F. KEEVAN
3:35.13
2
RLS
C. SAUNDERS
3:39.30
3
BAN
D. PETERSEN
3:39.60
4
BAN
O. LORD
3:40.23
5
BAN
J. COX
3:42.18
6
EAL
Y. IP
3:45.36
7
EAL
M. VILLARUEL
4:01.86
8
BAN
J. BELL
4:07.61
9
BAN
J. URGUHART
4:11.75
1
WEY/EAL
BICKNELL/BELL
3:02.09
2
RDG
HUTCHINSON/KEMP
3:04.16
3
RLS
DOWDEN/MILES
3:18.00
4
RLS
GREAVES/SAUNDERS
3:58.96
5
LGW
CADELL/BROCKWAY
4:17.75
1
ROY
Z. CLARK
3:24.64
2
BAN
G. BELL
3:31.10
3
BAN
G. BYRD
3:35.14
4
BAN
J. COX
3:45.80
5
WYC
F. KEEVAN
3:47.24
6
BAN
J. URGUHART
4:01.25
7
WEY
E. BANKS
4:13.85
8
NOR
L. SYMONDS
4:18.38
1
LGW
J. BROCKWAY
3:25.54
2
LBZ
M. PICKERING
3:35.92
3
BAN
G. URQUHART
3:40.52
4
BAN
D. PETERSEN
3:41.41
5
EAL
Y. IP
3:48.99
6
EAL
M. VILLARUEL
3:59.81
1
ROY
Z. CLARK
3:22.74
2
NOR
Z. TAYLOR
3:23.52
3
LBZ
M. PICKERING
3:23.96
4
LGW
J. BROCKWAY
3:24.47
5
BAN
G. BELL
3:28.51
6
BAN
G. URQUHART
3:32.85
7
TON
G. NEALE
3:33.74
8
NOR
C. SMITH
3:38.39
9
BAN
G. BYRD
3:40.31
1
LBZ/TON
PICKERING/NEALE
3:51.89
2
BAN
GOATER/MCCRAKEN
4:08.22
3
NOR/WEY
SMITH/BANKS
4:37.18
4
EAL
IP/VILLARUEL
5:24.96
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