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RISULTATI Finali a ITALIA I RISULTATI FINALI: DUE SENZA SENIOR FEMMINILE: 1. Nuova Zelanda (Grace Prendergast, Kerry Gowler) 7.08.53, 2. Italia (Alessandra Patelli-SC Padova, Sara Bertolasi-SC Milano) 7.15.30, 3. Gran Bretagna2 (Rowan Mckellar, Harriet Taylor) 7.22.24, 4. Gran Bretagna1 (Anastasia Merlott Chitty, Rebecca Girling) 7.24.92, 5. Italia2 (Ilaria Broggini, Veronica Calabrese- Canottieri Gavirate) 7.26.55, 6. Ucraina (Oskana Golub, Anna Kontseva) 7.28.74 DOPPIO SENIOR MASCHILE: 1. Gran Bretagna (Angus Groom, Jack Beaumont) 6.11.24, 2. Germania (Timo Piontek, Lars Harting) 6.13.71, 3. Svizzera (Nico Stahlberg, Roman Roeoesli) 6.14.49, 4. Nuova Zelanda (John Storey, Christopher Harris) 6.14.99,5. Francia (Matthieu Androdias, Hugo Boucheron) 6.17.92, 6. Italia (Romano Battisti, Simone Venier-Fiamme Gialle) 6.22.83. QUATTRO SENZA SENIOR FEMMINILE: 1. Australia1 (Lucy Stephan, Rosemary Popa, Sarah Hawe, Molly Goodman) 6.30.83, 2. Gran Bretagna (Fiona Gammond, Holly Norton, Karen Bennet, Rebecca Shorten) 6.32.47, 3. Cina1 (Linlin Guo, Min Zhang, Liqin Yi, Fei Wang) 6.32.47, 4. Germania (Sophie Oksche Frauke Hacker, Ida Kruse, Alexandta Hoeffgen) 6.33.75, 5. Russia (Ekaterina Potapova, Anastasia Tikhanova, Ekaterina Sevostianova, Elena Oriabinskaia) 6.38.98, 6. Italia (Stefania Gobbi-Carabinieri/SC Padova, Benedetta Faravelli-Esperia Torino, Aisha Rocek-Carabinieri/SC Lario, Giorgia Pelacchi- SC Lario) 6.41.40. DOPPIO PESI LEGGERI MASCHILE: 1. Italia (Stefano Oppo-Carabinieri, Pietro Willy Ruta-Fiamme Oro) 6.22.71, 2. Norvegia (Kristoffer Brun, Are Strandli) 6.24.45, 3. Belgio (Tim Brys, Niels Van Zandweghe) 6.25.84, 4. Francia1 (Pierre Houin, Thomas Baroukh) 6.26.57, 5. Polonia (Jerzy Kowalski, Mlosz Jankowski) 6.26.64, 6. Nuova Zelanda (Benjamin Van Dalen, Matthew Dunham) 6.28.68. DOPPIO PESI LEGGERI FEMMINILE: 1. Italia (Valentina Rodini-Fiamme Gialle, Federica Cesarini-Fiamme Oro/Canottieri Gavirate) 6:54.10, 2. Olanda (Marieke Keijser, Ilse Pasulis) 6:55.63, 3. Romania (Ionela-Livia Cozmiuc, Gianina-Eòlena Beleaga) 6:57.02, 4. Svizzera (Patricia Merz, Frederique Rol) 6:57.04, 5. Nuova Zelanda (Zoe Mcbride, Jackie Kiddle) 6:57.15, 6. Polonia (Weronika Deresz, Katarzyna Welna) 7:01.92. QUATTRO DI COPPIA MASCHILE: 1. Italia (Andrea Panizza-Fiamme Gialle/Moto Guzzi, Filippo Mondelli-Fiamme Gialle/SC Moltrasio, Luca Rambaldi-Fiamme Gialle, Giacomo Gentili- Fiamme Gialle/SC Bissolati) 5.40.28, 2. Olanda (Dirk Uittenbogaard, Stefan Broenink, Koen Metsemakers, Abe Wiersma) 5.42.04, 3. Germania (Ruben Steinhardt, Philipp Syring, Hans Gruhne, Stephan Krueger) 5.42.52, 4. Australia (Caleb Antill, Alexander Purnell, Luke Letcher, David Watts) 5.43.30, 5. Nuova Zelanda (Nathan Flannery, Jordan Parry, Cameron Crampton, Lewis Hollows) 5.45.79, 6. Polonia (Szymon Posnik, Maciej Zawojski, Dominik Czaja, Wiktor Chabel) 5.46.69. OTTO MASCHILE: 1. Germania (Johannes Weissenfeld, Felix Wimberger, Maximilian Planer, Torben Johannesen, Jakob Schneider, Malte Jakschik, Richard Schmidt, Hannes Ocik, Martin Sauer) 5.26.88, 2. Gran Bretagna (Tom Ransley, Thomas George, Tom Jeffery, Oliver Wynne-Griffith, Mohamed Sbihi, Alan Sinclair, Matthew Tarrant, William Satch, Henry Fieldman) 5.28.18, 3. Olanda1 (Vincent Van Der Want, Boudewijn Roell, Maarten Hurkmans, Simon Van Dorp, Mechiel Versluis, Ruben Knab, Lex Van Der Herik, Freek Robbers, Diederik Van Engelenburg) 5.29.37, 4. Olanda2 (Michiel Mantel, Harold Langen, Jan Van Der BIJ, Jacob Van De Kerkhof, Sander De Graaf, Vincent Klaassens, Michiel Oyes, Nelson Ritsema, Ae-Ri Noort) 5.29.67, 5. Australia (Liam Donald, Angus Widdicombe, Angus Moore, Simon Keenan, Nicholas Purnell, Joshua Booth, Robert Black, Kendall Brodie) 5.32.63, 6. Italia (Cesare Gabbia-Elpis Genova, Emanuele Liuzzi-Fiamme Oro, Luca Parlato-Marina Militare, Bruno Rosetti-CC Aniene, Paolo Perino, Mario Paonessa-Fiamme Gialle, Davide Mumolo-Fiamme Oro/SC Elpis, Leonardo Pietra Caprina-Fiamme Gialle/CC Aniene, Enrico D'Aniello-timoniere-Fiamme Oro/RYC Savoia) 5.32.67. .
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