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British Wheelchair Racing Association Track Champs - 4Th May 2014 British Wheelchair Racing Association Track Champs - 4Th May 2014 BRITISH WHEELCHAIR RACING ASSOCIATION TRACK CHAMPS - 4TH MAY 2014 BRITISH WHEELCHAIR RACING ASSOCIATION TRACK CHAMPS - 4TH MAY 2014 09:50 Event 1 100m Women - Race 1 Time Wind 10:55 Event 10 1500m Men - Race 2 Time 13:50 Event 18 200m Women - Race 1 Time Wind 14:45 Event 26 800m Men - Race 1 Time 1 60 Amanda Kotaja T54 FIN 16.57 +0.9 1 41 David Weir T54 GBR 3:04.51 1 51 Alexandra Heibling T54 SUI 32.12 -0.3 1 9 Henri Manni T34 FIN 1:53.29 2 55 Georgina Oliver T54 GBR 17.57 2 42 Stuart Bloor T54 GBR 3:24.98 2 52 Jade Jones T54 GBR 32.46 2 11 Ben Rowlings T34 GBR 1:53.85 3 45 Hannah Cockroft T34 GBR 17.83 3 37 Will Smith T54 GBR 3:26.66 3 55 Georgina Oliver T54 GBR 32.82 3 13 Isaac Towers T34 GBR 1:53.93 4 52 Jade Jones T54 GBR 18.31 4 31 Tobias Lotscher T54 SUI 3:28.47 4 45 Hannah Cockroft T34 GBR 33.36 4 6 Jamie Carter T34 GBR 2:08.41 5 50 Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 GBR 19.08 5 33 Michael McCabe T54 GBR 3:30.59 5 50 Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 GBR 34.43 5 20 Rob Smith T52 GBR 2:21.49 6 57 Lauren Rowles T54 GBR 19.84 6 29 Ant Gotts T54 GBR 3:40.24 6 57 Lauren Rowles T54 GBR 36.81 6 8 Adam Goldspink-Burgess T34 GBR 2:47.66 7 44 Kare Adenegan T34 GBR 20.01 7 7 44 Kare Adenegan T34 GBR 36.95 7 3 James Freeman T33 GBR 3:11.34 8 56 Eden Rainbow-Cooper T54 GBR 21.40 8 8 56 Eden Rainbow-Cooper T54 GBR 40.15 8 09:55 Event 2 100m Women - Race 2 Time Wind 11:10 Event 11 400m Women - Race 1 Time 13:55 Event 19 200m Women - Race 2 Time Wind 14:55 Event 27 800m Men - Race 2 Time 1 61 Sammi Kinghorn T53 GBR 18.75 -1.8 1 51 Alexandra Heibling T54 SUI 58.42 1 60 Amanda Kotaja T54 FIN 31.03 +1.1 1 41 David Weir T54 GBR 1:35.69 2 48 Carly Tait T34 GBR 21.89 2 52 Jade Jones T54 GBR 59.56 2 61 Sammi Kinghorn T53 GBR 32.82 2 27 Richard Chiassaro T54 GBR 1:46.18 3 54 Colette Martin T54 GBR 22.49 3 55 Georgina Oliver T54 GBR 1:01.92 3 48 Carly Tait T34 GBR 39.60 3 37 Will Smith T54 GBR 1:46.82 4 49 Susan Cook TBC GBR 24.12 4 50 Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 GBR 1:02.63 4 54 Colette Martin T54 GBR 39.76 4 31 Tobias Lotscher T54 SUI 1:48.58 5 46 Paige Murray T34 GBR 24.38 5 45 Hannah Cockroft T34 GBR 1:03.50 5 49 Susan Cook TBC GBR 44.05 5 33 Michael McCabe T54 GBR 1:49.00 6 59 Anya Waugh TBC GBR 29.06 6 47 Mel Nicholls T34 GBR 1:07.74 6 46 Paige Murray T34 GBR 45.90 6 32 Nathan Maguire T54 GBR 1:51.75 7 58 Yasmin Somers T33 GBR 34.59 7 57 Lauren Rowles T54 GBR 1:07.92 7 59 Anya Waugh TBC GBR 53.65 7 30 Dillon Labrooy T54 GBR 1:53.77 8 8 44 Kare Adenegan T34 GBR 1:09.62 8 58 Yasmin Somers T33 GBR 66.00 8 29 Ant Gotts T54 GBR 1:54.10 10:00 Event 3 100m Men - Race 1 Time Wind 11:20 Event 12 400m Women - Race 2 Time 14:00 Event 20 200m Men - Race 1 Time Wind 15:15 Event 29 5000m Women Time 1 12 Andrew Small T34 GBR 21.59 +1.0 1 60 Amanda Kotaja T54 FIN 1:00.42 1 15 Nate Williams T34 GBR 41.32 +0.0 1 52 Jade Jones T54 GBR 13:08.81 2 8 Adam Goldspink-Burgess T34 GBR 22.32 2 61 Sammi Kinghorn T53 GBR 1:00.52 2 12 Andrew Small T34 GBR 41.39 2 53 Patricia Keller T54 SUI 13:10.14 3 15 Nate Williams T34 GBR 22.88 3 54 Colette Martin T54 GBR 1:17.13 3 3 James Freeman T33 GBR 46.75 3 47 Mel Nicholls T34 GBR 13:25.50 4 3 James Freeman T33 GBR 23.44 4 56 Eden Rainbow-Cooper T54 GBR 1:17.71 4 2 Ben Callander T33 GBR 48.45 4 50 Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 GBR DNF 5 2 Ben Callander T33 GBR 25.06 5 48 Carly Tait T34 GBR 1:17.92 5 5 6 6 46 Paige Murray T34 GBR 1:26.93 6 6 7 7 59 Anya Waugh TBC GBR 1:49.37 7 7 8 8 49 Susan Cook TBC GBR DQ 8 8 10:05 Event 4 100m Men - Race 2 Time Wind 11:30 Event 13 400m Men - Race 1 Time 14:05 Event 21 200m Men - Race 2 Time Wind 15:40 Event 30 5000m Men Time 1 9 Henri Manni T34 FIN 16.47 -2.1 1 8 Adam Goldspink-Burgess T34 GBR 1:21.82 1 9 Henri Manni T34 FIN 29.65 -1.6 1 37 Will Smith T54 GBR 11:58.21 2 10 Bojan Mitic T34 SUI 16.70 2 15 Nate Williams T34 GBR 1:20.00 2 10 Bojan Mitic T34 SUI 30.78 2 31 Tobias Lotscher T54 SUI 11:58.72 3 11 Ben Rowlings T34 GBR 17.77 3 12 Andrew Small T34 GBR 1:26.71 3 11 Ben Rowlings T34 GBR 31.41 3 42 Stuart Bloor T54 GBR 12:05.12 4 13 Isaac Towers T34 GBR 18.06 4 3 James Freeman T33 GBR 1:32.98 4 13 Isaac Towers T34 GBR 32.18 4 29 Ant Gotts T54 GBR 13:11.17 5 6 Jamie Carter T34 GBR 18.37 5 2 Ben Callander T33 GBR 1:37.53 5 6 Jamie Carter T34 GBR 32.51 5 21 Tiaan Bosch T53 RSA 15:44.86 6 4 Toby Gold T33 GBR 18.70 6 14 Shaun White T34 GBR DNS 6 4 Toby Gold T33 GBR 34.32 6 7 5 Joe Brazier T34 GBR 19.32 7 7 Stuart Fallas T34 GBR DNS 7 5 Joe Brazier T34 GBR 35.93 7 8 1 Daniel Bramall T33 GBR 19.90 8 8 1 Daniel Bramall T33 GBR 38.16 8 10:10 Event 5 100m Men - Race 3 Time Wind 11:40 Event 14 400m Men - Race 2 Time 14:10 Event 22 200m Men - Race 3 Time Wind 1 18 Beat Bosch T52 SUI 18.01 +1.3 1 9 Henri Manni T34 FIN 55.27 1 23 Mo Jomni T53 GBR 32.17 -0.9 2 24 Ja Knight T53 GBR 18.24 2 10 Bojan Mitic T34 SUI 57.73 2 24 Ja Knight T53 GBR 32.38 3 23 Mo Jomni T53 GBR 18.41 3 13 Isaac Towers T34 GBR 57.85 3 18 Beat Bosch T52 SUI 34.40 4 20 Rob Smith T52 GBR 20.13 4 11 Ben Rowlings T34 GBR 58.17 4 20 Rob Smith T52 GBR 35.87 5 21 Tiaan Bosch T53 RSA 21.27 5 6 Jamie Carter T34 GBR 1:00.26 5 21 Tiaan Bosch T53 RSA 37.80 6 19 Nick Smith T52 GBR 21.81 6 5 Joe Brazier T34 GBR 1:07.27 6 22 Michael Taylor T53 GBR 39.60 7 17 Stephen Osborne T51 GBR 22.86 7 1 Daniel Bramall T33 GBR 1:13.49 7 19 Nick Smith T52 GBR 40.52 8 16 John McCarthy T51 IRL 24.47 8 19 Nick Smith T52 GBR 1:20.37 8 17 Stephen Osborne T51 GBR 44.36 9 22 Michael Taylor T53 GBR DNS 11:50 Event 15 400m Men - Race 3 Time 14:15 Event 23 200m Men - Race 4 Time Wind 10:15 Event 6 100m Men - Race 4 Time Wind 1 24 Ja Knight T53 GBR 1:02.38 1 42 Stuart Bloor T54 GBR 29.08 +0.9 1 42 Stuart Bloor T54 GBR 16.48 +0.8 2 18 Beat Bosch T52 SUI 1:07.92 2 40 Joe Tucker-Lawrence T54 GBR 40.78 2 38 Graham Spencer T54 GBR 20.67 3 20 Rob Smith T52 GBR 1:08.02 3 38 Graham Spencer T54 GBR 40.84 3 40 Joe Tucker-Lawrence T54 GBR 22.23 4 21 Tiaan Bosch T53 RSA 1:11.35 4 35 Dagan Roberts T54 GBR 45.21 4 35 Dagan Roberts T54 GBR 24.68 5 17 Stephen Osborne T51 GBR 1:24.65 5 34 Tom Miller T34tbc GBR 1:00.64 5 39 Toby Sweeney-Croft T54 GBR 29.63 6 16 John McCarthy T51 IRL 1:28.98 6 39 Toby Sweeney-Croft T54 GBR 1:04.45 6 34 Tom Miller T34tbc GBR 30.74 7 22 Michael Taylor T53 GBR DQ 7 7 8 23 Mo Jomni T53 GBR DQ 8 8 12:00 Event 16 400m Men - Race 4(Re-run13:40) Time 14:20 Event 24 200m Men - Race 5 Time Wind 10:20 Event 7 100m Men - Race 5 Time Wind 1 32 Nathan Maguire T54 GBR 56.29 1 36 Marc Schuh T54 GER 25.62 -0.9 1 36 Marc Schuh T54 GER 14.25 +0.9 2 25 Jack Agnew T54 GBR 1:02.54 2 27 Richard Chiassaro T54 GBR 26.68 2 27 Richard Chiassaro T54 GBR 14.95 3 38 Graham Spencer T54 GBR 1:20.53 3 26 Ashley Archer T54 GBR 29.03 3 33 Michael McCabe T54 GBR 16.67 4 35 Dagan Roberts T54 GBR 1:26.73 4 32 Nathan Maguire T54 GBR 29.20 4 32 Nathan Maguire T54 GBR 16.71 5 40 Joe Tucker-Lawrence T54 GBR DQ 5 33 Michael McCabe T54 GBR 29.67 5 26 Ashley Archer T54 GBR 16.83 6 6 30 Dillon Labrooy T54 GBR 30.91 6 30 Dillon Labrooy T54 GBR 17.68 7 7 25 Jack Agnew T54 GBR 32.47 7 25 Jack Agnew T54 GBR 17.97 8 8 8 12:10 Event 17 400m Men - Race 5 Time 14:35 Event 25 800m Women - Race 1 Time 10:35 Event 8 1500m Women Time 1 36 Marc Schuh T54 GER 47.24 1 52 Jade Jones T54 GBR 1:58.63 1 52 Jade Jones T54 GBR 3:46.45 2 41 David Weir T54 GBR 48.17 2 51 Alexandra Heibling T54 SUI 1:59.02 2 51 Alexandra Heibling T54 SUI 3:47.58 3 27 Richard Chiassaro T54 GBR 51.01 3 53 Patricia Keller T54 SUI 2:00.75 3 53 Patricia Keller T54 SUI 3:47.91 4 37 Will Smith T54 GBR 53.40 4 50 Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 GBR 2:01.65 4 61 Sammi Kinghorn T53 GBR 3:48.64 5 42 Stuart Bloor T54 GBR 54.07 5 45 Hannah Cockroft T34 GBR 2:05.12 5 50 Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 GBR 3:54.67 6 26 Ashley Archer T54 GBR 54.30 6 47 Mel Nicholls T34 GBR 2:06.59 6 57 Lauren Rowles T54 GBR 4:14.79 7 33 Michael McCabe T54 GBR 56.13 7 57 Lauren Rowles T54 GBR 2:06.69 7 8 30 Dillon Labrooy T54 GBR 57.98 8 44 Kare Adenegan T34 GBR 2:13.88 8 10:45 Event 9 1500m Men - Race 1 Time 1 9 Henri Manni T34 FIN 3:35.89 2 13 Isaac Towers T34 GBR 3:36.71 3 20 Rob Smith T52 GBR 4:22.11 4 8 Adam Goldspink-Burgess T34 GBR 5:23.07 5 6 7 8.
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