World Championships Brighton 2nd - 5th August 2001

• Rob English given due credit in the Open Class for his 200m sprint performance in the K2
• Sense made out of Dennis Adcock's use of two machines in the criterium
• Ymte Sijbrandij's time for the 1km amended to a hand-timed 1:25 - much more reasonable than the original
• John Olson's name spelt correctly
• some missing people in the Open Class results found hiding in the Excel sheet - thanks to Paul London for this one
• Chris Dodman's lap count at Goodwood was way out.  Changed according to Chris' testimony that he was a lap ahead of Rainer Moosman.
• Dries Callebaut tells me that Wouter Moerman (who I now find to be Belgian, not Dutch - sorry Wouter) did not finish the race at Goodwood, and that the Mystery Number 111 is most likely himself.  This therefore makes it likely that the results originally credited to Dries were those of Jean-Charles Gosselin.  So that's what I've put in...
• Hand timings for Barbara van Overhagen and Edwin van Vugt have now been obtained.  Thanks to David Verbroekken for these, and sorry for the delay in getting them up, but I've been on me hols...

Major thanks are due, in no particular order, to Anne Tweddle, Fiona Grove, Geoff Bird, gNick Green, Phil Wray, Jon Coulson, Anne Coulson, Iain "Bread" James, Mike Burrows, Dave Moreno, Stuart Dennison, Richard Ballantine, Carolyn Lowing, Steve Donaldson, Sherri Donaldson, Tina Larrington, Rob Harris, Charlotte who helped with the number spotting during the sprints, Martin Le Voi, the PA People, the Timing Trio, Pete Cox, Andy Harrington, Nigel Sleigh, the entire Sidwell family for making us all laugh like idiots during Saturday's dinner, the medium-sized army of marshals, fence shifters and bike (un)loaders, anyone else who helped out in any way and /or those whose names I may have forgotten.

Even vaster quantities of thanks are due to Jonathan Woolrich.  And last, but by no means least, big hugs from the Author to Hannah Tweddle, who proved that children have a gut-level and instinctive grasp of technology in demonstrating that she could run the printer much better than an IT professional of more than fifteen years standing.

Not thanks and b******* to Michael Fish for being right about Thursday's weather and to Kees Bakker and Corinne van Noordenne for being too fast for me in the first semi-final of the criterium...  Can I get off this wretched computer now?