Paralympics Finals Day Live

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In the last final of the day and the regatta, Great Britain finish 3rd taking their third medal of the regatta.

1	Italy	3:33.13
2	United States	3:37.61
3	Great Britain	3:38.37
4	Germany	3:41.71
5	China	3:44.15
6	Canada	3:45.66

LTA4+

Onto the final race of this inaugural Paralympic Regatta.  It's the legs, trunks and arms coxed four made up of Vicky Hansford, Naomi Riches, Alastair Mckean, James Morgan and coxed by Alan Sherman.  Yesterday the four sorted out what problems they had had in Tuesday's heat and went off hard taking the lead by 250m and staying there to win their rep. They rowed well and with conviction.  Let's hope they can do the same today.

Lane	Country
1	Canada
2	Great Britain
3	China
4	Italy
5	United States
6	Germany

TA2x

Roberts and Cromie finish in 5th place.  China take the gold, Australia get the silver and Brazil finish with bronze.

1	China	4:20.69
2	Australia	4:21.58
3	Brazil	4:28.36
4	Italy	4:32.30
5	Great Britain	4:32.52
6	Poland	4:35.08

TA2x

Next up for GB it's Karen Cromie and James Roberts in the trunks and arms mixed double.  Yesterday, the 2x raised their game and despite a slow start (3rd at 250m?) they pushed through and delivered a second place finish to secure a place in the final.  How will they get on today?

Lane	Country
1	Great Britain
2	Italy
3	China
4	Brazil
5	Australia
6	Poland

AM1x

ln the second final of the day, Tom Aggar takes gold medal number two for GB.

1	Great Britain	5:22.09
2	Ukraine	5:26.03
3	Israel	5:39.11
4	China	5:42.25
5	United States	5:46.32
6	Australia	5:59.92

AM1x

So onto the start of the men's single sculls.  Tom Aggar, world champion and again world record holder goes for Great Britain in lane 4.

Lane	Country
1	Australia
2	Israel
3	Ukraine
4	Great Britain
5	China
6	United States

AW1x

A good start for the GB team with Helene Raynsford taking the Gold medal!

1	Great Britain	6:12.93
2	Belarus	6:25.44
3	United States	6:35.07
4	Ukraine	6:40.04
5	China	6:40.81
6	Brazil	6:54.76

 AW1x

So we move onto the A Finals and we've got GB crews going in every final.  We'll be starting with the women's sculls with Helene Raynsford rowing for GB.  She qualified straight to the final from the heat, beating the world record in the process.  Here's the start order for the race.

Lane	Country
1	Ukraine
2	Belarus
3	United States
4	Great Britain
5	China
6	Brazil

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B Final

In the final B final it's Brazil who win with South Africa in second.

1	Brazil	3:50.37
2	South Africa	3:51.91
3	Russia	3:52.20
4	Netherlands	3:56.06
5	Denmark	3:59.73
6	Israel	4:15.43

TA2x

B Final

In the TA2x it's the USA who win the B Final.

1	United States	4:30.33
2	Ukraine	4:37.78
3	Germany	4:49.05
4	Israel	4:50.43
5	Canada	4:54.08
6	Japan	5:01.30

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B Final

In the second race of the day it's Laureau of France who wins with Miramonti of Italy in second.

1	France	5:44.29
2	Italy	5:45.86
3	Brazil	5:52.23
4	Hungary	5:53.84
5	Canada	5:56.48
6	Spain	6:15.29

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B Final

We start with the first race of the day from Shunyi, the women's arms only single sculls B final. Italy take the win here with Israel in second.

1	Italy	7:01.24
2	Israel	7:02.43
3	South Korea	7:11.48
4	Hong Kong	7:41.06
5	Portugal	8:04.89
6	Poland	DNS