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Ikano Robin Hood Half Marathon 2012 – Results Ikano Robin Hood Half Marathon 2012 – Results GunPos RaceNo Name Gender Cat Club GunTime ChipPos ChipTime 1 8 Luka Rotich M KENYA 01:01:39 1 01:01:39 2 9 Andrew Lasuuda M KENYA 01:02:22 2 01:02:21 3 2 John Kales M KENYA 01:03:22 3 01:03:22 4 1 Matt Bond M UK 01:05:56 4 01:05:55 5 3 Neil Renault M UK 01:08:28 5 01:08:26 6 69 Dale Annable M RIPLEY RUNNING CLUB 01:08:44 6 01:08:43 7 20 Paul Lockwood M WAKEFIELD HARRIERS 01:09:01 7 01:09:01 8 63 Matthew Amos M NUNEATON HARRIERS 01:09:18 8 01:09:17 9 186 Mark Dalkins M 40 TELFORD AC 01:10:07 9 01:10:07 10 68 Leigh Stubbs M REDHILL RR 01:10:18 10 01:10:16 11 188 Mark Couldwell M CHARNWOOD AC 01:10:52 11 01:10:51 12 187 Stuart Spencer M NOTTS AC 01:11:13 12 01:11:12 13 67 Neil Aitken M CLAPHAM CHASERS 01:12:40 15 01:12:39 14 73 Darren Tanner M CLAPHAM CHASERS 01:12:41 13 01:12:39 15 56 Andrew Peat M LONG EATON RC 01:12:42 14 01:12:39 16 71 John Wadelin M EREWASH VALLEY 01:12:43 16 01:12:40 17 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01:15:21 35 83 Richard Stevenson M 01:15:44 35 01:15:42 36 171 Dean Taylor M RIPLEY RUNNING CLUB 01:16:09 37 01:16:09 37 99 Alex Kriegel M 01:16:28 38 01:16:25 38 175 Liz Cocks F 35 BIRSTALL RUNNING CLUB 01:16:45 39 01:16:42 39 180 Simon Allen M OWLS AC 01:16:59 36 01:15:46 40 66 Matthew Jones M THAMES HARE & HOUNDS 01:17:01 41 01:16:58 41 77 Stephen Jones M THAMES HARE & HOUNDS 01:17:01 40 01:16:58 42 192 Adam Lloyd M 01:17:15 42 01:17:12 43 111 Andrew Mark Edmondson-Jones M 45 SOUTHWELL RC 01:17:31 43 01:17:28 44 196 Geoffrey Barnard M 01:17:51 44 01:17:47 45 89 Robert Fryer M UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK 01:17:59 46 01:17:57 46 91 Matthew Kingston-Lee M KENILWORTH 01:17:59 45 01:17:56 47 54 Tim Howard M ARMY 01:18:28 47 01:18:25 48 100 Russell Simpson M ROYAL SUTTON COLDFIELD 01:18:30 48 01:18:28 49 96 Jonathan Hobbs M 45 LINCOLN & DISTRICT 01:18:33 49 01:18:31 50 113 Ian Stevens M DERBY AC 01:18:42 50 01:18:40 51 107 Rob Salter M LONDON HEATHSIDE 01:18:59 51 01:18:56 52 90 Anthony Batty M 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