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Sunday 29Th March 2009 10:05Am Gunpos Raceno Name Gender Cat Sunday 29th March 2009 10:05am GunPos RaceNo Name Gender Cat Club GunTime ChipPos ChipTime 1 28 Kiplimo Kimutai M Kenya 01:02:46 1 01:02:46 2 27 Philip Wicks M Belgrave Harriers 01:02:51 2 01:02:51 3 1 Benedict Whitby M Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow AC 01:03:43 3 01:03:43 4 29 Simon Tonui M Kenya 01:04:51 4 01:04:50 5 35 Toby Lambert M Winchester & District AC 01:05:28 5 01:05:28 6 30 Zak Kihara M Kenya 01:06:03 6 01:06:03 7 365 Williard Chinhanhu M Poole Runners 01:06:49 7 01:06:49 8 714 Matt Janes M 01:07:03 8 01:07:03 9 23 Kevin Skinner M 01:07:03 9 01:07:04 10 15 Jethro Lennox M Shettleston Harriers 01:07:08 10 01:07:07 11 13 Simon Jones M Belgrave Harriers 01:07:27 11 01:07:27 12 36 Dave Norman M Sweatshop 01:07:57 12 01:07:57 13 276 Steve Way M Bournemouth AC 01:08:08 13 01:08:07 14 300 John Hutchins M Basingstoke & Mid Hants AC 01:08:26 14 01:08:24 15 193 Josh Guilmant M Phoenix AC 01:08:57 15 01:08:55 16 348 Glenn 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