Nacra 17 Europeans - Iker Martinez and Tara Pacheco out front
by Camille El Beze on 12 Jul 2014
Iker Martinez and Tara Pacheco - 2014 Nacra 17 European Championships Antoine Beysens
At the Nacra 17 European Championships, on the strength of an exceptional run of three second places today in a challenging, shifty Tramontane WNW’ly which peaked at a stamina sapping 26kts, Spain’s Iker Martinez and Tara Pacheco lead going into the final day.
In terms of sheer consistency double Olympic 49er medallist Martinez and Pachecho were on a different level, strong enough in their boat handling to capitalise on their excellent tactical choices over the three races which were contested in La Grande Motte’s gusty, cross offshore breeze which varied in strength and brought regular shifts in direction.
Their six points tally from the only three Finals races to have been completed was head and shoulders above any of their rivals. Until now it looked like France’s world champions Billy Besson and Marie Riou were on target to add the European title to their World Champions title but after winning the first race comfortably, their second was more ragged. They lead to the first windward mark but then ended up on the wrong side of the sequence of big shifts and dropped to fifth at the second windward mark, finishing eighth.
But it was only 400 metres from the finish line of the very breezy third race of the day when Besson and Riou’s European title challenge faltered. Lying fourth they capsized within sight of the line and struggled to get across the line in 27th place. With only three Finals races sailed – and hence no Finals discard or chance of a discard - their error proves expensive.
It was another windy day in La Grande Motte, one which was again punctuated by long periods waiting. For the gold fleet there was a hold ashore into the evening to see if the breeze would abate enough for another Finals race. It proved to be in vain and so Martinez and Pacheco go into Saturday’s ten boat double points medal race with a lead of 13pts ahead of Italy’s young world ranked one pair Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri who won the third race today, again showing their prowess in the really breezy stuff.
But helm Bissaro, who – with Sicouri - won the ISAF World Cup events this year in Miami and Hyeres , confirmed they were very disappointed with their first two races today from which they returned a 14th and 10th, considering they spent too much focus on their rivals rather than sailing their own races:
'Sometimes it is not easy to decide the compromise between tactics and strategy and with this kind of wind it is a lot easier to think about the wind and not the competitors and maybe we paid too much attention to the others and not the wind.'
'Actually we are not very happy because we didn't sail well today. We were not good at picking the right shifts so we are not happy about the way we sailed in the first two races. At least in the final race we were able to win and that helps us a lot in the ranking. Now we are in second and that's good for the medal race.'
With Denmark’s Allen Norregard – sailing with Line Just – lying third, two of the top three helms going into the medal race are 49er Olympic medallists, Norregard wining bronze in Weymouth and Portland in 2012.
'It’s a bit of a surprise we are doing so well. But it’s quite funny to see but I'm actually not that surprised that the 49ers are doing well because I feel that this is very similar to 49er racing so I think the 49er racers have a good way in. I did a bit of sailing on a Tornado as well, and on a 49er, but I think this boat is closer to the 49er than it was to the Tornado.'
'We are still not so good downwind because I am still a bit cautious and don’t want to push it as hard, we need more days like this and to go home and practice more in the big winds.'
'It's really close. Everyone could take over each other so there will be no match-racing from anybody I think, it will be all about getting your own race.'
'With Iker I am good. We have always been fighting against each other so tomorrow we will have another fight.'
Hard galvanised experience over 15 years of Olympic 49er sailing, not to mention a gold and a silver medal as well as three 49er world titles grants the upper hand to Martinez, and Pacheco, going into the short, sharp Medal Race which starts at 1600hrs local time. They are 13pts up on the Italians and at 17pts up on the Danish duo the Spanish pair are almost assured of their first medal in the class. Besson and Riou are 21pts behind Martinez and Pacheco and their European title hopes are all but over.
Martinez, who is looking to maximise their improvements before the ISAF World Championships which are on what more or less ranks on his home waters, Santander:
'We are improving. Here it has mostly been windy and we seem to have been OK, but we are a long way to get to where the Italians and especially Billy and Marie are in all the conditions. We can be competitive in some conditions but not all of them. But a day like this we seem to do OK when some of those guys capsize or things like that. Overall they are still ahead of us, we have to keep improving. Today it looks like we have been better in the breezy stuff, we were good.'
Iker Martinez (ESP): 'I think Tara will sleep well tonight. It was not easy today. It was windy but it was not extremely windy, except in the second upwind it was pretty difficult. We had some good comebacks it was quite shifty. It was one of these days where you can find your way in the shifts. We had a problem on the first day when we had a collision and a big hole. And so I had to fix it and do two very quick races and then a lot of waiting around and then today with three races that is nearly half the regatta.
It is the Europeans and so it is the second to most important regatta of the year for us, the worlds are more important. We are building up to Santander. There worlds are the worlds and so there is always pressure there. I think it will be more busy for us there, but it is a place we know well. Here we like finishing the race and going home, there it will not be so easy.
We are improving. Here is has mostly been windy and we seem to have been OK, but we are a long way to get to where the Italians and especially Billy and Marie are in all the conditions. We can be competitive in some conditions but not all of them. But a day like this we seem to do OK when some of those guys capsize or things like that. Overall they are still ahead of us, we have to keep improving. Today it looks like we have been better in the breezy stuff, we were good.'
Vittorio Bissaro (ITA): 'Actually we are not very happy because we didn't sail well today. We were not good at picking the right shift so we are not happy about the way we sailed in the first two races, at least in the final race we were able to win and that helps us a lot in the ranking, now we are in second and that's good for the medal race.
Sometimes it is not easy to decide the compromise between tactics and strategy and with this kind of wind it is a lot easier to think about the wind and not the competitors and maybe we paid too much attention to the others and not the wind.
We will just go on the water and do our best regatta. Yes we were waiting for another race but the wind actually is really strong so that's good. We will take whatever happens.
We were not happy when we came in because of the way we sailed but we just want to be focused about the championship and keep going. At the end the only things that say if you sailed well or badly is where you finished in the championship.'
Hopefully tomorrow we will get some lighter wind, we haven't really had very much light wind. For the result I think we are probably better off but we like to see where we are in lighter wind too.
Allan Norregaard (DEN): 'We didn't really expect to do this good but we are very happy to be where we are.'
'Today it was difficult. We were doing really good upwind but we struggled down-wind so we still have some way to go.'
'We are afraid of putting it in so we are taking it a little bit more slowly than most of the fast guys are so we are losing a lot downwind compared to the really fast guys so we need to go home and work on that.
I think it's good fun, we did it in Kiel it was actually a really good one. It was a nice short course so really intense racing so that was a nice race. We finished in the middle, I think we were fifth but it was good. A really, really fun race.
It's really close on the standings now. Everyone could take over each other so there will be no match-racing from anybody I think, it will be all about getting your own race.
That's quite funny to see (two of the top three 49er medallists) I'm actually not that surprised that the 49ers are doing well because I feel that this is very similar to 49er racing so I think the 49er racers have a good way in. I did a bit of sailing on a Tornado as well, and on a 49er, but I think this boat is closer to the 49er than it was to the Tornado.
Iker and I are good. We have always been fighting against each other so tomorrow we will have another fight.
Scratch après 8 courses (Inc.1 retrait[s])
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1
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ESP 246
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MARTINEZ Iker
PACHECO Tara
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OR
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21.00
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58.00
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DNF
37.0
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O+D
3.0
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2
2.0
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4
4.0
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6
6.0
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2
2.0
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2
2.0
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2
2.0
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2
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ITA 200
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BISSARO Vittorio
SICOURI Silvia
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OR
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34.00
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38.00
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1
1.0
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4
4.0
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1
1.0
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3
3.0
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4
4.0
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14
14.0
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10
10.0
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1
1.0
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3
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DEN 248
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NORREGAARD Allan
JUST Line
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OR
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39.00
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45.00
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2
2.0
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2
2.0
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4
4.0
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4
4.0
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6
6.0
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3
3.0
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11
11.0
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13
13.0
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4
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FRA 1
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BESSON Billy
RIOU Marie
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OR
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42.00
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47.00
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5
5.0
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1
1.0
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1
1.0
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2
2.0
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2
2.0
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1
1.0
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8
8.0
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27
27.0
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5
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AUS 158
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MC NICOL Euan
WHITTY Lucinda
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OR
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46.00
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54.00
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2
2.0
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8
8.0
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4
4.0
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8
8.0
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1
1.0
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5
5.0
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19
19.0
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7
7.0
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6
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AUS 133
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WATERHOUSE Jason
DARMANIN Lisa
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OR
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48.00
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54.00
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6
6.0
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4
4.0
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6
6.0
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1
1.0
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3
3.0
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10
10.0
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15
15.0
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9
9.0
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7
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NED 243
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GROENEVELD Renee
KROL Steven
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OR
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53.00
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72.00
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7
7.0
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O+D
2.0
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7
7.0
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11
11.0
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19
19.0
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11
11.0
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12
12.0
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3
3.0
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8
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AUT 205
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ZAJAC Thomas
FRANK Tanja
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OR
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60.00
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97.00
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BFD
37.0
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1
1.0
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6
6.0
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25
25.0
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2
2.0
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17
17.0
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3
3.0
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6
6.0
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9
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GBR 076
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WILSON Pipa
GIMSON John
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OR
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61.00
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74.00
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10
10.0
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2
2.0
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8
8.0
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8
8.0
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13
13.0
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27
27.0
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1
1.0
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5
5.0
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10
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SUI 220
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BAHLER Matias
BRUGGER Nathalie
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OR
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61.00
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98.00
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BFD
37.0
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6
6.0
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5
5.0
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7
7.0
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3
3.0
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15
15.0
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13
13.0
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12
12.0
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11
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ARU 212
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VAN DER VELDEN Nicole
VISSER Thijs
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OR
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62.00
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71.00
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8
8.0
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5
5.0
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3
3.0
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5
5.0
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9
9.0
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30
30.0
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7
7.0
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4
4.0
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12
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ARG 226
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LANGE Santiago
CARRANZA SAROLI Cecilia
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OR
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62.00
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78.00
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4
4.0
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16
16.0
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12
12.0
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5
5.0
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7
7.0
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9
9.0
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17
17.0
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8
8.0
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13
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FRA 077
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CAMMAS Franck
DE TURCKHEIM Sophie
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OR
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70.00
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83.00
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13
13.0
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9
9.0
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9
9.0
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1
1.0
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10
10.0
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23
23.0
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4
4.0
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14
14.0
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14
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FRA 225
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VAIREAUX Moana
AUDINET Manon
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OR
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73.00
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110.00
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DSQj
37.0
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7
7.0
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3
3.0
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DPI
7.0
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10
10.0
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13
13.0
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5
5.0
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28
28.0
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15
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GBR 2
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SAXTON Ben
DIAMOND Hannah
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OR
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76.00
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90.00
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14
14.0
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6
6.0
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9
9.0
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2
2.0
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8
8.0
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18
18.0
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23
23.0
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10
10.0
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16
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FRA 085
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OGEREAU Audrey
VANDAME Matthieu
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OR
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82.00
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104.00
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22
22.0
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10
10.0
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2
2.0
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6
6.0
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5
5.0
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19
19.0
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9
9.0
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31
31.0
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17
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ITA 209
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BRESSANI Lorenzo
MICOL Giovanna
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OR
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84.00
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112.00
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11
11.0
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14
14.0
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28
28.0
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10
10.0
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9
9.0
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7
7.0
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16
16.0
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17
17.0
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18
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GBR 042
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MACGREGOR Lucy
WALSH Andrew
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OR
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85.00
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98.00
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3
3.0
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3
3.0
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13
13.0
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11
11.0
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1
1.0
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4
4.0
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22
22.0
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|
DNF
41.0
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19
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NED 244
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MULDER Mandy
DE KONING Coen
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OR
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86.00
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123.00
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3
3.0
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3
3.0
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19
19.0
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BFD
37.0
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7
7.0
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25
25.0
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18
18.0
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11
11.0
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20
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NZL 222
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JONES Gemma
SAUNDERS Jason
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OR
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87.00
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98.00
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1
1.0
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11
11.0
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8
8.0
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9
9.0
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8
8.0
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8
8.0
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24
24.0
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|
29
29.0
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|
21
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GBR 182
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PHIPPS Tom
ROOK Marie
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OR
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96.00
|
119.00
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18
18.0
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13
13.0
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5
5.0
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23
23.0
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5
5.0
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20
20.0
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14
14.0
|
|
21
21.0
|
|
22
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AUS 242
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BUNDOCK Darren
CURTIS Nina
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OR
|
97.00
|
134.00
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BFD
37.0
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12
12.0
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12
12.0
|
3
3.0
|
4
4.0
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21
21.0
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25
25.0
|
|
20
20.0
|
|
23
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GER 211
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KOHLHOFF Paul
WERNER Carolina
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OR
|
113.00
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129.00
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11
11.0
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7
7.0
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13
13.0
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7
7.0
|
16
16.0
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6
6.0
|
37
37.0
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32
32.0
|
|
24
|
AUS 067
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PIETROMONACO Pip
WIERZBOWSKI James
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OR
|
115.00
|
142.00
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15
15.0
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10
10.0
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10
10.0
|
18
18.0
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27
27.0
|
26
26.0
|
20
20.0
|
|
16
16.0
|
|
25
|
ITA 219
|
SALVA Federica
BIANCHI Francesco
|
OR
|
116.50
|
138.50
|
17
17.0
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8
8.0
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RDG
12.5
|
22
22.0
|
12
12.0
|
39
39.0
|
6
6.0
|
|
22
22.0
|
|
26
|
NED 081
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DELNOOZ Elke
VAN LEEUWEN Jeroen
|
OR
|
117.00
|
138.00
|
13
13.0
|
5
5.0
|
10
10.0
|
21
21.0
|
17
17.0
|
12
12.0
|
30
30.0
|
|
30
30.0
|
|
27
|
GBR 120
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WHITE Rupert
NIKKI Boniface
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OR
|
125.00
|
141.00
|
8
8.0
|
9
9.0
|
16
16.0
|
14
14.0
|
13
13.0
|
32
32.0
|
34
34.0
|
|
15
15.0
|
|
28
|
ITA 126
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PORRO Francesco
BANTI Caterina Marian
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OR
|
127.00
|
164.00
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BFD
37.0
|
15
15.0
|
11
11.0
|
12
12.0
|
14
14.0
|
16
16.0
|
35
35.0
|
|
24
24.0
|
|
29
|
DEN 082
|
CHRISTIANSEN Lin Ea
SOREN Kristensen
|
OR
|
132.00
|
155.00
|
5
5.0
|
11
11.0
|
23
23.0
|
19
19.0
|
22
22.0
|
28
28.0
|
29
29.0
|
|
18
18.0
|
|
30
|
AUS 217
|
WALKER Evan
GILBERT Annalise
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OR
|
132.00
|
169.00
|
6
6.0
|
14
14.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
13
13.0
|
21
21.0
|
34
34.0
|
21
21.0
|
|
23
23.0
|
|
31
|
FRA 078
|
LAUGIER Flora
BELLET Valentin
|
OR
|
132.00
|
147.00
|
12
12.0
|
12
12.0
|
11
11.0
|
12
12.0
|
15
15.0
|
33
33.0
|
33
33.0
|
|
19
19.0
|
|
32
|
RUS 227
|
SEMENOV Maksim
SHCHETINKINA Alina
|
OR
|
136.00
|
156.00
|
4
4.0
|
18
18.0
|
20
20.0
|
15
15.0
|
12
12.0
|
24
24.0
|
38
38.0
|
|
25
25.0
|
|
33
|
DEN 187
|
VIBORG ANDREASEN Anette
HJORTLUND Christensen
|
OR
|
149.00
|
180.00
|
9
9.0
|
31
31.0
|
26
26.0
|
9
9.0
|
16
16.0
|
29
29.0
|
27
27.0
|
|
33
33.0
|
|
34
|
RUS 022
|
DZHIENBAEV Sergey
IVANOVA Daria
|
OR
|
152.00
|
174.00
|
9
9.0
|
13
13.0
|
22
22.0
|
17
17.0
|
11
11.0
|
35
35.0
|
26
26.0
|
|
DNC
41.0
|
|
35
|
SWE 153
|
SVENSSON Ida
ROSENGREN Rasmus
|
OR
|
158.00
|
178.00
|
7
7.0
|
20
20.0
|
7
7.0
|
18
18.0
|
14
14.0
|
37
37.0
|
DNS
41.0
|
|
34
34.0
|
|
36
|
BRA 231
|
ALBRECHT Samuel
RODRIGUES DE SILVA Georgia
|
OR
|
160.50
|
197.50
|
RDG
18.5
|
21
21.0
|
16
16.0
|
BFD
37.0
|
11
11.0
|
22
22.0
|
31
31.0
|
|
DNC
41.0
|
|
37
|
URU 147
|
DEFASIO Pablo
FOGLIA Mariana
|
OR
|
163.00
|
200.00
|
12
12.0
|
O+D
12.0
|
15
15.0
|
26
26.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
31
31.0
|
32
32.0
|
|
35
35.0
|
|
38
|
ITA 089
|
BONDI David
ANGELINI Alessandra
|
OR
|
165.00
|
197.00
|
10
10.0
|
32
32.0
|
24
24.0
|
14
14.0
|
17
17.0
|
36
36.0
|
28
28.0
|
|
36
36.0
|
|
39
|
ITA 032
|
SORRENTINO Vincenzo
CATARCI Giorgia
|
OR
|
166.00
|
185.00
|
19
19.0
|
16
16.0
|
14
14.0
|
13
13.0
|
15
15.0
|
DNF
41.0
|
DNF
41.0
|
|
26
26.0
|
|
40
|
GBR 152
|
CLIFFORD Alicia
BRUTON Thomas
|
OR
|
183.00
|
203.00
|
15
15.0
|
19
19.0
|
20
20.0
|
16
16.0
|
18
18.0
|
38
38.0
|
36
36.0
|
|
DNC
41.0
|
|
41
|
ITA 166
|
SABATINI Francesco
MAMUSA Marcella
|
ARGENT
|
71.00
|
91.00
|
14
14.0
|
17
17.0
|
18
18.0
|
20
20.0
|
20
20.0
|
1
1.0
|
1
1.0
|
|
|
|
42
|
JPN 249
|
GOTO Hiroki
TABATA Wakako
|
ARGENT
|
83.00
|
109.00
|
26
26.0
|
18
18.0
|
19
19.0
|
19
19.0
|
21
21.0
|
3
3.0
|
3
3.0
|
|
|
|
43
|
AUS 156
|
DARMANIN Paul
COPELAND Lucy
|
ARGENT
|
84.00
|
108.00
|
24
24.0
|
17
17.0
|
22
22.0
|
15
15.0
|
19
19.0
|
4
4.0
|
7
7.0
|
|
|
|
44
|
GRE 210
|
BEKATOROU Sofia
PASCHALIDIS Iordanis
|
ARGENT
|
85.00
|
109.00
|
18
18.0
|
23
23.0
|
17
17.0
|
21
21.0
|
24
24.0
|
2
2.0
|
4
4.0
|
|
|
|
45
|
FRA 072
|
HAINNEVILLE Charles
DESBORDES Alizee
|
ARGENT
|
93.00
|
125.00
|
32
32.0
|
24
24.0
|
18
18.0
|
24
24.0
|
18
18.0
|
7
7.0
|
2
2.0
|
|
|
|
46
|
CAN 100
|
RAMSAY Luke
CHAFEE Louisa
|
ARGENT
|
102.00
|
130.00
|
25
25.0
|
15
15.0
|
15
15.0
|
23
23.0
|
28
28.0
|
14
14.0
|
10
10.0
|
|
|
|
47
|
USA 123
|
HUDSON Stephanie
ANDREWES Ian
|
ARGENT
|
115.00
|
148.00
|
33
33.0
|
29
29.0
|
25
25.0
|
20
20.0
|
25
25.0
|
8
8.0
|
8
8.0
|
|
|
|
48
|
ESP 198
|
VERDAGUER Marc
LOPEZ CASANOVA Marina
|
ARGENT
|
120.00
|
144.00
|
17
17.0
|
19
19.0
|
RDG
18.0
|
22
22.0
|
24
24.0
|
12
12.0
|
OCS
32.0
|
|
|
|
49
|
GER 092
|
LENZ Jakob
BRECHLIN Susann
|
ARGENT
|
124.00
|
152.00
|
28
28.0
|
26
26.0
|
21
21.0
|
16
16.0
|
23
23.0
|
6
6.0
|
OCS
32.0
|
|
|
|
50
|
GBR 162
|
ANDERSON Maddy
ANDERSON Finbar
|
ARGENT
|
126.00
|
160.00
|
31
31.0
|
34
34.0
|
23
23.0
|
30
30.0
|
27
27.0
|
10
10.0
|
5
5.0
|
|
|
|
51
|
BEL 161
|
GOOD Morgan
HEIJSTEK Charlotte
|
ARGENT
|
127.00
|
164.00
|
19
19.0
|
22
22.0
|
DSQj
37.0
|
25
25.0
|
20
20.0
|
9
9.0
|
DNF
32.0
|
|
|
|
52
|
GER 045
|
KAPHENGST Eckart
KAPHENGST Tine Marie
|
ARGENT
|
128.00
|
159.00
|
29
29.0
|
25
25.0
|
27
27.0
|
31
31.0
|
30
30.0
|
11
11.0
|
6
6.0
|
|
|
|
53
|
RUS 255
|
PANKRATOVA Alena
ARTEMEV Lurii
|
ARGENT
|
131.00
|
159.00
|
25
25.0
|
26
26.0
|
28
28.0
|
27
27.0
|
26
26.0
|
13
13.0
|
14
14.0
|
|
|
|
54
|
HUN 218
|
VIRAG Flora
GECSE Balazs
|
ARGENT
|
132.00
|
161.00
|
23
23.0
|
22
22.0
|
29
29.0
|
28
28.0
|
22
22.0
|
5
5.0
|
OCS
32.0
|
|
|
|
55
|
NOR 196
|
MARTINSEN Nicholas
MORTENSEN Martine Steller
|
ARGENT
|
143.00
|
177.00
|
34
34.0
|
27
27.0
|
30
30.0
|
27
27.0
|
28
28.0
|
20
20.0
|
11
11.0
|
|
|
|
56
|
ITA 165
|
FERRAGLIA Matteo
TOGNELLA Germana
|
ARGENT
|
144.00
|
181.00
|
D+D
28.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
21
21.0
|
17
17.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
32.0
|
9
9.0
|
|
|
|
57
|
FRA 199
|
PETITJEAN Ingrid
BACKES Olivier
|
ARGENT
|
152.00
|
189.00
|
16
16.0
|
21
21.0
|
14
14.0
|
DNC
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
58
|
BRA 230
|
DE FREITAS Clinio
SWAN DE FREITAS Claudia
|
ARGENT
|
152.00
|
180.00
|
16
16.0
|
20
20.0
|
27
27.0
|
28
28.0
|
25
25.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
59
|
GER 221
|
ENZENSPERGER Markus
BRUNNER Katrin
|
ARGENT
|
154.00
|
191.00
|
22
22.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
29
29.0
|
16
16.0
|
13
13.0
|
|
|
|
60
|
ESP 188
|
RIVAS Toni
LLARGUES Eli
|
ARGENT
|
156.00
|
193.00
|
21
21.0
|
30
30.0
|
31
31.0
|
10
10.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
61
|
HKG 216
|
FUNG Tat Choi
CHAN Yu Ting
|
ARGENT
|
156.00
|
193.00
|
27
27.0
|
35
35.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
26
26.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
15
15.0
|
16
16.0
|
|
|
|
62
|
GBR 119
|
CARTER Tim
HEWITT Abbie
|
ARGENT
|
157.00
|
194.00
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
26
26.0
|
24
24.0
|
26
26.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
12
12.0
|
|
|
|
63
|
BUL 048
|
ALEXANDROV Alexander
ALEXANDROVA Maria
|
ARGENT
|
162.00
|
199.00
|
27
27.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
32
32.0
|
32
32.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
19
19.0
|
15
15.0
|
|
|
|
64
|
FRA 083
|
DOMAND Vincent
MERELLE Fanny
|
ARGENT
|
165.00
|
202.00
|
30
30.0
|
33
33.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
29
29.0
|
23
23.0
|
18
18.0
|
OCS
32.0
|
|
|
|
65
|
FRA 203
|
BELLET Romain
SCHOENAHL Milena
|
ARGENT
|
166.00
|
203.00
|
20
20.0
|
28
28.0
|
17
17.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
66
|
GER 010
|
RUMPF Stefan
GOOS Anna Bettina
|
ARGENT
|
168.00
|
199.00
|
26
26.0
|
25
25.0
|
24
24.0
|
31
31.0
|
29
29.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
67
|
ESP 207
|
ROCA DE TOGORES Ascension
CERDAN MING Vernon
|
ARGENT
|
170.00
|
207.00
|
21
21.0
|
24
24.0
|
31
31.0
|
30
30.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
68
|
MON 007
|
MEDECIN RODELATO Blandine
RODELATO Jean
|
ARGENT
|
175.00
|
212.00
|
20
20.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
25
25.0
|
29
29.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
69
|
RUS 013
|
KRYUCHKOVA Anastasia
SHELUDYAKOV Viacheslav
|
ARGENT
|
176.00
|
213.00
|
23
23.0
|
23
23.0
|
29
29.0
|
DNC
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
70
|
POR 020
|
DOMINGOS Afonso
NEVES Diana
|
ARGENT
|
182.00
|
219.00
|
24
24.0
|
27
27.0
|
30
30.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
DNC
32.0
|
|
|
|
71
|
BUL 047
|
PETROVA Yoana
TASHEV Nikolay
|
ARGENT
|
197.00
|
234.00
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
DNC
37.0
|
DNF
37.0
|
17
17.0
|
OCS
32.0
|
|
|
Pénalités et réparations : 81 (6 BFD; 1 D+D; 25 DNC; 34 DNF; 1 DNS; 1 DPI; 2 DSQ; 3 O+D; 5 OCS; 3 RDG; )
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