Scott Wintle - Adaptive Water Skier

Scott Wintle - Adaptive Water SkierScott Wintle - Adaptive Water SkierScott Wintle - Adaptive Water Skier

Scott Wintle - Adaptive Water Skier

Scott Wintle - Adaptive Water SkierScott Wintle - Adaptive Water SkierScott Wintle - Adaptive Water Skier

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2005 World Disabled Water Ski Championships

In Brief

2005 - The seventh world championships were held in Schoten, Belgium, in September with 60 athletes from 17 countries, the latter a record with two new countries participating, Brazil and South Africa. There were 10 world records, and the team title was won by Great Britain, ahead of the USA and Australia.

Results

Click here to download the results in PDF format.

2005 World Disabled Water Ski Championships Results (pdf)Download

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