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Thames Great River Race – Class Winners Thames Great River Race – Class Winners Class Place Finish Time Crew Boat Num Hcap Boat type Classes SchedStart Start Overall 1 15:19:23 02:55:21 Maggie Crew Maggie 13 4 Dinghy 4 T 12:24:00 12:24:02 Overall 2 15:29:51 02:39:47 Coonagh Crew Leaper 118 30 Racing Naomhóg (4hd) Q 12:50:00 12:50:04 Overall 3 15:30:18 03:06:18 Weybridge Sailing Club Aggie 12 4 Dinghy 4 12:24:00 12:24:00 Fastest 1 15:30:26 02:10:48 The Rafters Rio Draco 337 58 Dragonboat 16 P 13:18:00 13:19:38 Fastest 2 15:31:33 02:15:37 OCUK 3 Haku 297 54 Hawaiian Outrigger T P 13:14:00 13:15:56 Fastest 3 15:44:54 02:17:50 Drdraci Legie Pardubice A Time Of Destiny 333 58 Dragonboat 16 P 13:18:00 13:27:04 Women 1 15:40:15 03:07:08 Langstone Ospreys 15 Seconds 25 13 Salter Skiff L 4 V K 12:33:00 12:33:07 Women 2 15:51:50 03:11:37 LTRC 3 Ladies Leigh Ho 45 20 Skiff (Lara) L 4 T K 12:40:00 12:40:13 Women 3 15:52:31 02:37:11 OCUK 4 Maroro 298 54 Hawaiian Outrigger L T P 13:14:00 13:15:20 Fastest Women 1 15:52:31 02:37:11 OCUK 4 Maroro 298 54 Hawaiian Outrigger L T P 13:14:00 13:15:20 Fastest Women 2 15:59:44 02:47:20 Vision Merthen 283 52 Cornish Pilot Gig L V G 13:12:00 13:12:24 Fastest Women 3 16:06:49 02:47:48 The Sisterhood - HOUNSLOW Sisterhood 338 58 Dragonboat 16 L T P R 13:18:00 13:19:01 Veterans over 40 1 15:37:51 02:29:44 Love Is In The Air Maybe Edward Brown 235 48 Scarborough Gig 4 V 13:08:00 13:08:07 Veterans over 40 2 15:39:16 02:44:13 Nestin' Rowin' Club Maddrim 124 35 Shetland Yoal Six-oared V 12:55:00 12:55:03 Veterans over 40 3 15:40:15 03:07:08 Langstone Ospreys 15 Seconds 25 13 Salter Skiff L 4 V K 12:33:00 12:33:07 Veteran Women 1 15:40:15 03:07:08 Langstone Ospreys 15 Seconds 25 13 Salter Skiff L 4 V K 12:33:00 12:33:07 Veteran Women 2 15:59:44 02:47:20 Vision Merthen 283 52 Cornish Pilot Gig L V G 13:12:00 13:12:24 Veteran Women 3 16:07:17 03:02:05 Newport Badger Babes George Eaves 215 45 Celtic Longboat L 4 V E 13:05:00 13:05:12 Veterans over 60 1 15:47:29 03:00:21 Langstone Skuas Gladys 81 27 Felixstowe Clayton Skiff 4 V60 C 12:47:00 12:47:08 Veterans over 60 2 16:02:45 02:53:57 Friendship Over 60s Warrior 241 48 Whitby Gig 4 V60 13:08:00 13:08:48 Veterans over 60 3 16:13:05 03:09:49 Frits De Graaf Dagbreker 160 42 Thames Double Skiff 4 V60 K 13:02:00 13:03:16 Junior under 18 1 16:08:48 03:03:37 Aberystwyth Under 18 Boys Dwynwen 222 45 Celtic Longboat 4 J E 13:05:00 13:05:11 Junior under 18 2 16:11:24 03:30:02 Hamble Sea Scouts U 16 Point Source 50 21 Bursledon Gig 4 J16 O 12:41:00 12:41:22 Junior under 18 3 16:21:53 03:39:34 Essex Sailors TS Hurricane 1 58 22 Trinity 500 4 J 12:42:00 12:42:19 Junior under 16 1 16:11:24 03:30:02 Hamble Sea Scouts U 16 Point Source 50 21 Bursledon Gig 4 J16 O 12:41:00 12:41:22 Junior under 16 2 16:26:07 03:44:40 Hamble Sea Scouts Ladies Schmidt 52 21 Bursledon Gig L 4 J16 O 12:41:00 12:41:27 Junior under 16 3 16:32:35 03:23:55 Shoreham Rowing Club Gecko 237 48 Thames Triple Skiff J16 K 13:08:00 13:08:40 Junior under 14 1 16:40:29 03:51:00 The Young Ones Onrad 98 28 Home Counties Gig 4 T J14 O 12:48:00 12:49:29 Junior under 14 2 16:48:54 04:02:33 Leander Troop Alert 74 26 Gig (4 Oared) 4 T J14 O 12:46:00 12:46:21 Junior under 14 3 17:40:30 04:49:24 4th Streatham Sea Scouts Thames Scout 97 28 Home Counties Gig 4 T J14 O 12:48:00 12:51:06 Mixed 1 15:40:45 03:00:09 2 Old Tarts and Sweaty Rollox O'Bucket 43 20 Skiff X 4 12:40:00 12:40:36 Mixed 2 15:45:09 02:40:09 Broke Backs Melynog Cleddau 210 45 Celtic Longboat X 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:00 Mixed 3 15:45:24 02:59:23 Dartesque Feock 77 26 River Teign Seine Boat X 4 12:46:00 12:46:01 Scout affiliated 1 15:45:49 03:04:33 Hamble Sea Scouts A Exocet 49 21 Bursledon Gig 4 O 12:41:00 12:41:16 Scout affiliated 2 16:11:24 03:30:02 Hamble Sea Scouts U 16 Point Source 50 21 Bursledon Gig 4 J16 O 12:41:00 12:41:22 Scout affiliated 3 16:22:24 03:36:17 Leander Guild Active 73 26 Gig (4 Oared) X 4 T V O 12:46:00 12:46:07 Services 1 15:52:41 02:49:26 Koninklijk Instituut Voor De Marine Pollux 169 43 Lifeboat W S 13:03:00 13:03:15 Services 2 15:55:51 03:07:36 Team XIX Hercules 104 28 Home Counties Gig 4 T S 12:48:00 12:48:15 Services 3 16:03:41 02:51:29 HMS Raleigh Jupiter 263 52 Cornish Pilot Gig G S 13:12:00 13:12:12 Thames based 1 15:19:23 02:55:21 Maggie Crew Maggie 13 4 Dinghy 4 T 12:24:00 12:24:02 Thames based 2 15:31:33 02:15:37 OCUK 3 Haku 297 54 Hawaiian Outrigger T P 13:14:00 13:15:56 Thames based 3 15:37:06 02:56:51 LTRC 4 Mens Renown 46 20 Skiff (Lara) 4 T K 12:40:00 12:40:15 City of London 1 15:47:41 02:32:41 WCSIM Physical Wrecks Gordon Hall 313 55 Thames Waterman Cutter B T U 13:15:00 13:15:00 City of London 2 15:56:54 02:41:36 Class Leader Class Leader 305 55 Thames Waterman Cutter B T U 13:15:00 13:15:18 Page 1 of 3 City of London 3 16:01:03 02:41:25 Reach For The Paddles J P Morgan 339 58 Dragonboat 16 B T P 13:18:00 13:19:38 Thames Waterman Cutter 1 15:47:41 02:32:41 WCSIM Physical Wrecks Gordon Hall 313 55 Thames Waterman Cutter B T U 13:15:00 13:15:00 Thames Waterman Cutter 2 15:50:57 02:35:32 Ahoy Volunteers Jim Swiftfield 306 55 Thames Waterman Cutter X T U 13:15:00 13:15:25 Thames Waterman Cutter 3 15:56:54 02:41:36 Class Leader Class Leader 305 55 Thames Waterman Cutter B T U 13:15:00 13:15:18 Four Oared 1 15:19:23 02:55:21 Maggie Crew Maggie 13 4 Dinghy 4 T 12:24:00 12:24:02 Four Oared 2 15:30:18 03:06:18 Weybridge Sailing Club Aggie 12 4 Dinghy 4 12:24:00 12:24:00 Four Oared 3 15:32:02 02:52:21 Bursledon Blades Yachting Sports 37 19 Bursledon Gig 4 12:39:00 12:39:41 Senior Whaler 1 15:39:37 02:36:37 Shipping & Transport College Rotterdam Anthony Van Hoboke 168 43 Kuikensloep W 13:03:00 13:02:59 Senior Whaler 2 15:40:55 02:36:50 The Frisian Hurricane Flintertwirre 185 44 Spiegel Sloep / Shallop V W 13:04:00 13:04:05 Senior Whaler 3 15:44:46 02:36:24 Friends Of The Yellowfin Yellowfin 238 48 Whaler (10 oared) W 13:08:00 13:08:22 Montagu Whaler 1 16:24:58 03:44:33 Vancouver Vikings Vancouver 41 20 Montagu Whaler (5 oared) N W 12:40:00 12:40:25 Montagu Whaler 2 16:31:41 03:44:19 Team Siemens Collingwood 92 27 Montagu Whaler (10 oared) B T N W 12:47:00 12:47:22 Montagu Whaler 3 17:54:23 05:13:58 2nd Leytonstone Sea Scouts Frank Chapman 40 20 Montagu Whaler (5 oared) T N O 12:40:00 12:40:25 Clayton Skiff 1 15:47:29 03:00:21 Langstone Skuas Gladys 81 27 Felixstowe Clayton Skiff 4 V60 C 12:47:00 12:47:08 Clayton Skiff 2 15:53:38 03:06:30 Manningtree Mixed Muscle Witchoar 82 27 Felixstowe Clayton Skiff X 4 V C 12:47:00 12:47:08 Clayton Skiff 3 16:02:06 03:14:58 Oarsome 4some Magog 91 27 Gravesend Clayton Skiff 4 T C 12:47:00 12:47:08 Thames Skiff 1 15:37:06 02:56:51 LTRC 4 Mens Renown 46 20 Skiff (Lara) 4 T K 12:40:00 12:40:15 Thames Skiff 2 15:40:15 03:07:08 Langstone Ospreys 15 Seconds 25 13 Salter Skiff L 4 V K 12:33:00 12:33:07 Thames Skiff 3 15:49:32 02:45:58 DSPC 1 - ELMBRIDGE Dittons 1 177 43 Thames Racing Skiff 4 T V K R 13:03:00 13:03:34 Currach 1 15:29:51 02:39:47 Coonagh Crew Leaper 118 30 Racing Naomhóg (4hd) Q 12:50:00 12:50:04 Currach 2 15:42:38 02:59:36 The Hardy Boys Ocean To City Cork 63 23 Currach 3 Handed Q 12:43:00 12:43:02 Currach 3 15:50:41 03:07:35 West Clare West Clare 67 23 West Clare Fishing Currach (3 Q 12:43:00 12:43:06 Cornish Pilot Gig 1 15:33:12 02:21:07 Newquay Rowing Club Hope 261 52 Cornish Pilot Gig G 13:12:00 13:12:05 Cornish Pilot Gig 2 15:42:15 02:29:58 Zennor Men's Crew Melusine 268 52 Cornish Pilot Gig G 13:12:00 13:12:17 Cornish Pilot Gig 3 15:44:38 02:32:01 Roets Gig Rowing Team Excalibur 260 52 Cornish Pilot Gig G 13:12:00 13:12:37 Pembrokeshire Longboat 1 15:39:03 02:37:03 Trireme Ynys Mon Men A Y Gogs Eto 149 42 Pembrokeshire Longboat 4 M 13:02:00 13:01:04 Pembrokeshire Longboat 2 15:59:15 02:57:15 Trireme Ynys Mon Mens B Ynys Aur 148 42 Pembrokeshire Longboat 4 M 13:02:00 13:01:06 Pembrokeshire Longboat 3 16:00:12 02:58:12 New Quay UKRS 146 42 Pembrokeshire Longboat 4 M 13:02:00 13:01:01 Celtic Longboat 1 15:42:48 02:37:43 Aberystwyth Men Ceridwen 189 45 Celtic Longboat 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:05 Celtic Longboat 2 15:44:14 02:38:40 Tenby Sharks Blisters Two 190 45 Celtic Longboat 4 V E 13:05:00 13:05:34 Celtic Longboat 3 15:45:09 02:40:09 Broke Backs Melynog Cleddau 210 45 Celtic Longboat X 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:00 Celtic Longboat Women 1 15:56:33 02:51:16 Porthmadog Ladies Madog 214 45 Celtic Longboat L 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:17 Celtic Longboat Women 2 16:02:15 02:57:08 Aberystwyth Ladies Branwen 216 45 Celtic Longboat L 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:07 Celtic Longboat Women 3 16:07:17 03:02:05 Newport Badger Babes George Eaves 215 45 Celtic Longboat L 4 V E 13:05:00 13:05:12 Celtic Longboat Mixed 1 15:45:09 02:40:09 Broke Backs Melynog Cleddau 210 45 Celtic Longboat X 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:00 Celtic Longboat Mixed 2 15:50:47 02:45:47 Trireme Ynys Mon Mixed Bois Bach 209 45 Celtic Longboat X 4 E 13:05:00 13:05:00 Celtic Longboat Mixed 3 15:51:53 02:45:46 Neyland Blacks Orca 198 45 Celtic Longboat X 4 V E 13:05:00 13:06:07 Celtic Longboat Veterans 1 15:44:14 02:38:40 Tenby Sharks Blisters Two 190 45 Celtic Longboat 4 V E 13:05:00 13:05:34 Celtic Longboat Veterans 2 15:51:53 02:45:46 Neyland Blacks Orca 198 45 Celtic Longboat X 4 V E 13:05:00 13:06:07 Celtic Longboat Veterans 3 15:55:37 02:50:34 Newport Men's Vets Tonnau 188 45 Celtic Longboat 4 V E 13:05:00 13:05:03 ASC 1 16:17:43 03:57:36 Old But Steadfast Steadfast 11 0 A.S.C.
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