Open and British, Paracanoe, Under 23 and Junior National Championships
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
41.95
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.29
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.63
4
PAR
S. WOOD
43.64
5
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.71
6
EXE
J. WHITE
53.41
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
41.95
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.29
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.63
4
PAR
S. WOOD
43.64
5
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.71
6
EXE
J. WHITE
53.41
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
41.95
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.29
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.63
4
PAR
S. WOOD
43.64
5
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.71
6
EXE
J. WHITE
53.41
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
41.95
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.29
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.63
4
PAR
S. WOOD
43.64
5
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.71
6
EXE
J. WHITE
53.41
1
PAR
S. WOOD
48.93
2
CLM
E. CLIFTON
57.17
1
PAR
S. WOOD
49.61
2
CLM
E. CLIFTON
56.12
1
PAR
L. SUGAR
47.00
2
SPS
H. GORDON
47.02
3
PAR
C. HENSHAW
47.12
5
PAR
E. WIGGS
48.51
4
4AS
L. THORPE
49.32
6
CDF
L. OWEN
50.93
7
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
54.84
1
SPS
H. GORDON
57.42
2
PAR
C. HENSHAW
58.11
3
PAR
E. WIGGS
58.71
4
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
1:01.22
5
PAR
E. FIELD
1:04.30
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
42.18
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.83
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.99
4
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.44
5
EXE
J. WHITE
55.18
PAR
S. WOOD
DNF
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
42.18
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.83
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.99
4
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.44
5
EXE
J. WHITE
55.18
PAR
S. WOOD
DNF
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
42.18
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.83
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.99
4
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.44
5
EXE
J. WHITE
55.18
PAR
S. WOOD
DNF
1
PAR
J. YOUNG
42.18
2
PAR
D. PHILLIPSON
42.83
3
RLS
J. TARRANT
42.99
4
RLS
C. KNOWLDEN
45.44
5
EXE
J. WHITE
55.18
PAR
S. WOOD
DNF
1
PAR
S. WOOD
49.02
2
CLM
E. CLIFTON
56.84
1
PAR
L. SUGAR
47.70
2
SPS
H. GORDON
48.83
3
PAR
C. HENSHAW
49.29
4
4AS
L. THORPE
50.08
5
CDF
L. OWEN
51.77
6
PAR
E. WIGGS
55.87
7
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
57.06
1
PAR
C. HENSHAW
58.53
2
PAR
E. WIGGS
58.56
3
SPS
H. GORDON
59.11
4
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
1:01.12
5
PAR
E. FIELD
1:04.98
1
PAR
C. HENSHAW
56.82
2
SPS
H. GORDON
56.96
3
PAR
E. WIGGS
59.33
4
PAR
J. CHIPPINGTON
1:01.48
5
PAR
E. FIELD
1:03.94
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