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Relay Results 11:48:48 Page 1 1st 92:57 226 Interlopers Team Compass INT (GBR) 33:20 (1) 27:00 (4) 32:37 (3) Anthony Squire/Oleg Chepelin/Murray Strain 2nd 95:05 236 Who needs Graham? or R SHUOC (GBR) 33:37 (3) 26:26 (2) 35:02 (6) Dave Adams/Dave Schorah/John Rocke 3rd 97:03 240 SYO1 SYO (GBR) 36:28 (12) 28:37 (7) 31:58 (2) Nick Barrable/Neil Northrop/David Brickhill-Jones 4th 97:17 219 EUOC Legends 2 EUOC (GBR) 35:41 (7) 26:03 (1) 35:33 (9) Jamie Stevenson/Duncan Coombs/Alasdair Mcclead 5th 99:13 218 EUOC Legends 1 EUOC (GBR) 35:49 (8) 26:42 (3) 36:42 (11) Douglas Tullie/Hector Haines/Mark Nixon 6th 99:14 230 Robin Hood NOC (GBR) 39:48 (21) 28:14 (6) 31:12 (1) Andrew Llewellyn/Peter Hodkinson/Richard Robinson 7th 101:21 207 BOK Hurricanes BOK (GBR) 36:05 (10) 31:09 (8) 34:07 (4) Mark Bown/Matthew Franklin/Matthew Crane 8th 102:57 202 Aire 1 AIRE (GBR) 33:34 (2) 34:07 (13) 35:16 (8) Ian Nixon/Steve Watkins/Ben Stevens 9th 105:00 222 FVO Flyers too FVO (GBR) 38:46 (19) 28:02 (5) 38:12 (17) Will Hensman/Tom Ryan/Kyle Heron 10th 107:53 221 FVO Flyers FVO (GBR) 40:07 (25) 32:39 (9) 35:07 (7) Ross McLennan/Roger Goddard/Marcus Pinker 11th 110:04 237 Big city in England SHUOC (GBR) 36:03 (9) 35:39 (18) 38:22 (18) Robert Gardner/Tom Beasant/Chris Smithard 12th 110:09 208 BOK Typhoons BOK (GBR) 36:39 (13) 32:55 (11) 40:35 (20) Duncan Girtwistle/Keith Agmen/Huw Stradling 13th 110:17 201 3ROCkets 3ROC (IRL) 37:52 (17) 34:53 (15) 37:32 (14) Colm Moran/Andrew Quin/Gerard Butler 14th 110:29 245 Lakeland OC LOC (GBR) 34:18 (4) 33:42 (12) 42:29 (24) Todd Oates/Jack Wright/Chris Heppenstall 15th 111:51 241 SYO2 SYO (GBR) 37:43 (15) 36:30 (21) 37:38 (15) Shane Lynch/Richard Gullane/Alex Rothman 16th 112:44 223 GEN 1 GEN (IRL) 40:36 (26=) 34:12 (14) 37:56 (16) Jonathan Quin/Laurence Quin/David Healy 17th 113:14 212 CorkO 1 CorkO (IRL) 42:17 (33) 35:22 (16) 35:35 (10) Cillín Corbett/Arnis Sultums/Darren Burke 18th 114:20 211 Irish Kittens CNOC (IRL) 39:01 (20) 38:21 (25) 36:58 (13) Conor Short/Hugh Cashell/Shea O'Boyle 19th 115:21 239 SROChard SROC (GBR) 36:23 (11) 36:46 (22) 42:12 (23) Mark Saunders/Chris Nash/John Ockenden 20th 115:54 210 Irish Lions CNOC (IRL) 42:14 (32) 32:54 (10) 40:46 (21) Kevin O'Boyle/Ruairi Short/Com Hill 21st 119:26 231 Merry Men NOC (GBR) 39:56 (24) 40:41 (31) 38:49 (19) James Taylor/Samuel Horsewill/Andrew Powell 22nd 121:41 228 KNOB O.C. KNOBOC (GBR 36:45 (14) 41:21 (33) 43:35 (25) Ed Nash/Aki Nalli/Vegard Brox 23rd 123:06 216 SmellESOCs ESOC (GBR) 39:49 (22) 35:25 (17) 47:52 (29) James Williams/Andrew Dagleish/Andrew Lindsay 24th 125:09 229 Lagan Behind LVO (GBR) 42:10 (31) 35:40 (19) 47:19 (27) Sean Knight/Ivan Millar/Patrick Higgins 25th 126:37 238 SLOW coach SLOW (GBR) 42:29 (34) 36:19 (20) 47:49 (28) Ed Catmur/Dan Findlay-Robinson/Evan Barlow 26th 127:50 209 Alarm CLOKs CLOK (GBR) 45:38 (37) 45:26 (36) 36:46 (12) Chris Mackenzie/Mark Libby/Duncan Archer 27th 129:53 224 Trotters GRAMP (GBR) 39:55 (23) 39:44 (29) 50:14 (31) Duncan Grassie/Evgueni Chepelin/Robert Daly 28th 130:14 225 IHW Alex 78 Berlin IHW Alex 78 Be 41:07 (28) 38:24 (26) 50:43 (32) Martin Ahlburg/Matthias Jandrig/Raik ZschäCkel 29th 132:06 204 Team Nopesport AROS (GBR) 38:42 (18) 44:31 (34) 48:53 (30) Ed Nicholas/Stewart Caithness/Andrew Brown 30th 133:06 205 MUNSTER ABU 2 BOC (IRL) 44:44 (35) 53:31 (39) 34:51 (5) Josh O'S-Hourihan/Alex Simonin/Nick Simonin 31st 133:08 234 OK Oest Birkeroed 2 OK Oest Birkero 34:34 (5) 47:32 (38) 51:02 (33) Soeren Skaarup Larsen/Rikke Kofoed/Finn Skouenborg 32nd 133:09 213 DFO MEN 1 DFO (IRL) 41:17 (29) 39:21 (28) 52:31 (35) Dan Morrogh/Donal Burke/Eoghen Carton 33rd 133:10 233 OK Oest Birkeroed 1 OK Oest Birkero 46:35 (39) 45:25 (35) 41:10 (22) Michael Soerensen/Pernille Sommer/Mads K. Larsen 34th 133:56 227 KERNOverthemoon KERNO (GBR) 40:36 (26=) 46:49 (37) 46:31 (26) Scott Collier/Phil Newall/Ian Ashton 11:48:48 Page 2 35th 151:47 203 Are 2 AIRE (GBR) 46:06 (38) 53:45 (40) 51:56 (34) Neil Conway/Ian Marshall/Matthew Burden n/c 161:58 214 DFO MEN 2 DFO (IRL) 55:02 (40) 40:27 (30) 66:29 (37) Oliver Clear/Jonathan McCloy/Malcon Patterson n/c 165:51 220 EUOC SHUOC Finish Leg EUOC (GBR) 35:34 (6) 66:03 (43) 64:14 (36) Toni Louhisola/Francis O'Reilly/Alex Moore 36th 211:29 235 Setanta 1 setanta (IRL) 65:58 (43) 54:27 (41) 91:04 (40) Sean Hassett/Jim Mulrooney/Terry Lawless 37th 218:43 243 The Firbolg Unattached (GB 80:50 (44) 54:41 (42) 83:12 (38) Stuart Scott/Fergal Buckley/John Craddock 38th 229:47 206 MUNSTER ANEW 1 BOC (IRL) 64:25 (42) 81:05 (44) 84:17 (39) Dermot O'Sullivan/Pat Murphy/Paul O'S-Hourihan mp 84:08 232 ODds On OD (GBR) 45:02 (36) 38:53 (27) m1 m2 m Matthew Halliday/Sami Takaluoma/James Furness mp 135:06 244 WCOC 2 WCOC (GBR) 41:42 (30) 37:32 (23) m11 Lewis Taylor/Alan Irving/Graham Hemingway dnf 217 DirtESOCs ESOC (GBR) 61:19 (41) 41:17 (32) Ray Ward/Alistair Hindle/Tom Mallons mp 215 EBOR crypto EBOR (GBR) 37:46 (16) 38:03 (24) m1 m2 m Jonny Kendall/Yasha Chechik/Josh Beech 11:48:48 Page 3 1st 83:04 303 BAOC Amazons BAOC (GBR) 33:19 (9) 23:50 (1) 25:55 (1) Becky Hoare/Julia Blomquist/Sarah Rollins 2nd 84:26 319 SYO3 SYO (GBR) 33:20 (10) 24:07 (2) 26:59 (2) Jo Stevenson/Maread Rocke/Rachel Elder 3rd 92:34 308 GirlyESOCs ESOC (GBR) 35:08 (12) 27:05 (4) 30:21 (4) Helen Bridle/Rona Lindsay/Claire Ward 4th 92:59 316 The only true Legendesses SHUOC (GBR) 32:17 (6=) 28:16 (6) 32:26 (5) Lucy Harris/Anwen Darlington/Laura Daniel 5th 95:03 315 ODds In Favour OD (GBR) 30:11 (2) 28:54 (7) 35:58 (10) Riina Kuuselo/Emma Kettley/Sophie Kirk 6th 98:29 318 SROCodiles SROC (GBR) 33:12 (8) 25:32 (3) 39:45 (12) Heather Gardner/Katrin Harding/Zoe Harding 7th 100:56 320 WCOC 1 WCOC (GBR) 30:38 (3) 40:23 (16) 29:55 (3) Charlotte Watson/Rosie Watson/Mhairi Mackenzie 8th 103:16 306 CorkO 2 CorkO (IRL) 30:53 (4) 32:44 (9) 39:39 (11) Toni O'Donovan/Aislinn Austin/Faye Pinker 9th 107:00 305 CLOK Ladies CLOK (GBR) 32:17 (6=) 39:39 (15) 35:04 (9) Karen Poole/Lucy Talyor/Pippa Archer 10th 107:29 304 BOK Whirlwinds BOK (GBR) 37:01 (15) 37:41 (13) 32:47 (6) Alice Bedwell/Shona Simmons/Grace Crane 11th 107:50 302 Aire 8 AIRE (GBR) 32:05 (5) 34:16 (10) 41:29 (14) Victoria Stevens/Jess Nixon/Cerys Jones 12th 107:51 313 buHOC HOC (GBR) 27:20 (1) 40:34 (17) 39:57 (13) Tessa Hill/Lindsay McMillan/Kath McMillan 13th 111:42 317 SLOW motion SLOW (GBR) 36:17 (14) 30:43 (8) 44:42 (15) Sarah-Jane Gaffney/Anja Stratford/Helen Gardner 14th 112:10 309 EUOC Legendess's EUOC (GBR) 50:08 (18) 27:22 (5) 34:40 (7) Kirsten Strain/Jessica Orr/Rebecca Harding 15th 116:24 301 Aire 7 AIRE (GBR) 33:27 (11) 35:53 (12) 47:04 (16) Florence Haines/Sarah Haines/Chloe Haines 16th 119:55 311 FVO Female Flyers FVO (GBR) 38:11 (16) 46:55 (18) 34:49 (8) Abi Longhurst/Frances Brown/Fiona Berrow 17th 132:36 312 HALO Sledmere HALO (GBR) 44:43 (17) 39:04 (14) 48:49 (17) Charlotte Ward/Helen Smith/Helena Crutchley 18th 133:29 307 DFO LADIES DFO (IRL) 36:07 (13) 35:23 (11) 61:59 (18) Maeve O'Grady/Orla Jennings/Gretta O'Conner 19th 194:04 314 MV Molasses MV (GBR) 61:56 (19) 53:36 (19) 78:32 (19) Samantha Martin/Nicky Masson/Sandra Vogel 11:48:48 Page 4 1st 73:00 6029 So Little Hair SO (GBR) 22:44 (1) 24:27 (3) 25:49 (3) Jonathan Crickmore/Kenny Leitch/Alan Velecky 2nd 73:04 6026 Naked Surprise SHUOC (GBR) 24:28 (4) 23:02 (2) 25:34 (1) Daniel Hartmann/Ashley Ambrose/Nicholas Barber 3rd 77:22 6012 Happy Springbok HH (GBR) 26:47 (10) 22:43 (1) 27:52 (7) Chris Young/Ian Marsden/Kevin Harding 4th 77:44 6039 ERYRI ERYRI (GBR) 23:04 (2) 26:42 (7) 27:58 (8) Ciaran Allen/Andy Allen/Niall Allen 5th 80:55 6032 Bradbury Boys SYO (GBR) 25:08 (8) 28:28 (11) 27:19 (6) Simon Bradbury/Paul Bradbury/Adam Bradbury 6th 84:39 6013 Happy Antelope HH (GBR) 27:42 (16) 24:50 (4=) 32:07 (18) Graham Parkes/Mark Adams/Kevin Fielding 7th 84:42 6001 BAOC Academy BAOC (GBR) 27:39 (15) 28:33 (12) 28:30 (11) Axel Blomquist/Dane Blomquist/Colin Dickson 8th 89:40 6034 WAOC Wizzards WAOC (GBR) 24:41 (5) 24:50 (4=) 40:09 (30) Thomas Louth/William Louth/Graham Louth 9th 91:23 6030 So So SO (GBR) 36:20 (32) 29:17 (13) 25:46 (2) Nick Jarvis/Steve Jarvis/Neil Crickmore 10th 91:24 6021 OVOMALTINE OLV Zug (SUI) 27:00 (12) 37:31 (24) 26:53 (5) Gianreto Schaad/Roland Zahner/P-O Derebrant 11th 92:05 6004 CorkO 3 CorkO (IRL) 32:27 (25) 28:22 (10) 31:16 (16) Sean Horte/Conrad Daly/Brian Flannelly 12th 92:13 6018 Top Gear Måren OK (NO 25:06 (7) 36:48 (22) 30:19 (14) Adrian Opheim/Peter Fure/Arve Opheim 13th 92:18 6028 SLOW cooker SLOW (GBR) 27:01 (13) 37:01 (23) 28:16 (10) Ian Elder/Mike Garvin/Alex Roach 14th 92:58 6025 SBOC Ospreys SBOC (GBR) 35:09 (29) 26:04 (6) 31:45 (17) Charlie Jenkins/Niall Reynolds/Leighton Anthony 15th 94:36 6036 WCOC 7 WCOC (GBR) 32:23 (24) 26:58 (8) 35:15 (24) Roger Thomas/John Taylor/Graham Watson 16th 94:58 6024 SBOC Jacks SBOC (GBR) 26:52 (11) 33:07 (18) 34:59 (21=) Chris Lewis/Philip Jenkins/Margaret Reynolds 17th 95:29 6005 CorkO 4 CorkO (IRL) 32:51 (26) 27:35 (9) 35:03 (23) Alan Lane/Leslie Coughlan/James Griffin 18th 95:48 6040 BOK Thunderbolts BOK (GBR) 28:17 (19) 31:11 (14) 36:20 (27) Alan Honey/John Simmons/Chris Kelsey 19th 97:01 6002 Byåsen IL Byåsen IL (NOR 24:24 (3) 46:37 (32) 26:00 (4) Per Wirehn/Eirik Vefsnmo/Snorre Hansen 20th 97:45 6009 EBOR gusto EBOR (GBR) 29:47 (21) 39:54 (26=) 28:04 (9) Louise Markstedt/Nev Myers/Lova Chechik 21st 102:33 6017 Mr & Mrs LOKi LOK (GBR) 25:28 (9) 41:10 (28) 35:55 (26) Hideo Inaza/Julie Cleary/Ronan Cleary 22nd 105:36 6022 TOBLER-ONE OLV Zug (SUI) 27:54 (18) 44:31 (31) 33:11 (19) Mark Gloor/Guido Bolli/Christoph Schoenenberger 23rd 106:09 6027 Go
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