23rd July 2017 Warwick Photo O Results

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PositionNameMapsClubPointsBonusTotal
1 Benjamin Rauffet / Krati Chaudhary 1 COBOC 80 6 86
2 Adrian Bailey 1 HOC 79 5 84
3 Anne / Max / Nida 1 OD 80 4 84
4 Phil / Tabitha Lunn 1 OD 75 1 76
5 Daniel / Anup / Prasun 1 OD 71 3 74
6 Kimberley / Florence Lunn 1 OD 64 3 67
7 Kevin Gallagher / Maureen Webb 1 LEI 59 1 60
8 Sue Bicknell / Greta 1 OD 58 1 59
9 Roger Edwards 1 LEI 57 0 57
10 Mark / Karen Thomson 1   53 3 56
11 Trevor / Hilary Simpson 2 OD 52 2 54
12 Roger / Diana Hailey 1 OD 43 2 45
13 Barry Elkington 1 OD 42 2 44
14 Mykyta Chubynsky 1 OD 43 1 44
15 John Middler 1 OD 40 0 40
16 John Bowman 1 OD 36 4 40
17 Sue Hallett / Nick Wright 1 OD 37 0 37
18 Octavia Wisbey 1 OD 32 4 36
19 Pete / Sheila Carey & White Family 1 OD 30 4 34
20 Barry McGowan 1 HOC 32 0 32
21 Sue Bowman 1 OD 18 3 21
22 Graeme Mulvaney / Christian Cliffe 2 OD ?   ?

Organiser's Comments:

Thanks to all who turned up.

The weather on the day gradually improved & most seemed to really enjoy the challenge judging by the lively discussions when everyone had finished. The level of enjoyment and a competitive edge led to quite a number attempting almost all the controls (at least 12.5km) and taking the full allowed time with a subsequent rush of finishers at 12:30.  

Many appreciated urban O without the usual time pressure and a chance to properly look at the scenery.... from a planners perspective it was nice to do an urban event with nothing to put out or collect in and no worry about vandalism of control sites!

 

Bruce

Thanks to all who turned up.
 
The weather on the day gradually improved & most seemed to really enjoy the challenge judging by the lively discussions when everyone had finished. The level of enjoyment and a competitive edge led to quite a number attempting almost all the controls (at least 12.5km) and taking the full allowed time with a subsequent rush of finishers at 12:30.  Many appreciated urban O without the usual time pressure and a chance to properly look at the scenery.... from a planners perspective it was nice to do an urban event with nothing to put out or collect in and no worry about vandalism of control sites!
 
Bruce