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Miami Star Winter Series - Walker Cup 05 . - 06 .Februar 2019 Pl Nat.-Nr. Team R1 R2 R3 R4 Pkt 1 USA 8466 Paul Cayard / Magnus Liljedahl 2 5 3 6 16 2 USA 8423 Eric Doyle / Payson Infelise 1 14 1 1 17 3 BRA 8474 Lars Grael / Samuel Goncalves 3 6 6 2 17 4 USA 8481 Tomas Hornos / Pedro Trouche 5 17 2 3 27 5 USA 8509 Augie Diaz / Bruno Prada 9 1 11 8 29 6 IRL 8527 Peter O'Leary / Robert O'Leary 4 4 20 7 35 7 USA 8000 Arthur Anosov / Mark Dolan 6 16 7 14 43 8 GBR 8443 Ante Razmilovic / Brian Hammersley 16 2 14 15 47 9 GBR 8390 Jake Lilley / Lewis Brake 25 3 15 5 48 10 DEN 8532 Jørgen Schönherr / Jan Eli Gravad 10 10 26 13 59 11 USA 8440 Jim Buckingham / Craig Moss 8 33 10 9 60 12 USA 8484 Larry Whipple / Frithof Kleen 15 23 4 20 62 13 GER 8361 Stefan Lehnert / Kilian Weise 14 18 13 18 63 14 USA 8504 Scott Barnard / Phil Toth 18 12 5 28 63 15 DEN 8415 Frank Berg / Peter Oersted 19 25 17 4 65 16 USA 8362 Daniel Cayard / Roger Cheer 12 8 31 17 68 17 USA 8464 Jack Jennings / Jon Von Schwarz 43/BFD 7 8 11 69 18 USA 8520 Andrew Macdonald / Mark Strube 29 11 23 19 82 19 ARG 8285 Erich Mones / Javier Siro 28 21 25 10 84 20 USA 8518 Doug Smith / Guy Avellon 32 9 28 16 85 21 8464 Martim Anderson / Roberto Ayala 21 13 22 32 88 22 USA 8291 William Swigart / Brian Fatih 7 29 29 25 90 23 CAN 7887 Derek DeCouteau / Jamie Stewart 17 32 18 23 90 24 USA 66 Stuart Hebb / Mike Wolf 11 35 12 34 92 25 usa 8230 Luke payne 13 26 34 24 97 26 POR 8502 John Orneberg / Afonso Domingos 34 20 16 30 100 27 USA 8490 John MacCausland / Arnis Baltins 38 24 19 26 107 28 SWE 7978 Ingvar Krook / Chrisoffer Lundgren 39 19 24 27 109 29 USA 8084 Robert Teitge / John Finch 31 22 21 35 109 30 USA 8312 Tony Herrmann / Matt Herrmann 22 38 27 22 109 31 USA 8530 Bert Collins / Colin McLaughlin 30 31 9 40 110 32 CAN 8272 Jerry Wendt / Bryan Milne 24 36 30 21 111 33 CAN 8445 Axel Hampe / Christian Conrads 40 28 32 12 112 34 USA 8379 Erwan le Gall / Edoardo Natucci 27 34 35 29 125 35 USA 8501 James Revkin / Alexey Selivanov 35 15 39 37 126 36 CAN 8271 Allan Cullen / Dave Martin 20 30 38 39 127 37 USA 8246 Shane Zwingelberg / Luke Morton 36 27 33 36 132 38 7985 Chas beek / Chuck Beek 23 41 36 33 133 39 SWE 8535 Tom Lofstedt / Anders Ekstroem 26 43/RET 37 31 137 40 usa 8148 Aaron Smith / Tim Ostrander 41 37 41 43/DNF 152 41 USA 7601 Neal Turluck / Adam Korejsza 33 40 40 41 154 42 Usa 8045 Zach Hansman / Charlie Koules 37 39 42 38 156 Swiss Star Class /ZI.

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Star World Championship at Troense Baade Laug 2017 Side 1 Af 4
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