A quick note that the highly informal competition to find the quickest time for the 100 metres and the lowest split it's possible to pull will be open until next newsletter. We also hope to bring a secret weapon into play�One star the challenge has thrown up is Anna Bailey. 49 year old Anna only took up indoor rowing in January having got bored of the treadmills and bikes. Since then she's managed to do 41:19.7 for the 10,000 metres and 7:28.4 for the 2,000, both extraordinary times. For the 100 metres however, she's in pole position amongst the women at the moment with a best time of 18.4 and a best split of 1.27 � which if you have a crack at the distance you'll realise is definitely going some.Anyway, next newsletter we'll bring you the best scores for both men and women, so if you haven't entered yet, get moving. You can either send your time into [email protected] or you can enter on-line at http://www.therowingcompany.com/v4/index.html__________________________________________________F E E D B A C KWe're eager to hear what you think of this newsletter and we're even more eager for your stories, tales and anecdotes.E-mail us at [email protected]______________________________________________________________________________________________________________S U B S C R I P T I O NIf you're on this mailing list by accident, reply to this e-mail with unsubscribe as the subject header. If you're receiving multiple copies of this e-mail, reply with multiple as the header