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Richard Hounslow
Key Facts
Country
Competed in
Date of birth
19 Dec 1981
Height
1.83m
Weight
76kg
Medals
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|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
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Italy's Molmenti wins kayak gold
Italian powerhouse Daniele Molmenti claims gold in the men's K1 kayak canoe slalom as Team GB's Richard Hounslow fails to reach final.
1 Aug 12
GB's Neave into kayak slalom semi
30 Jul 12
Britain's slalom canoeist Lizzie Neave books her place in the kayak semi-finals with the second fastest time in the heats.
Florence wins double slalom gold
10 Jun 12
Great Britain's David Florence makes history by winning the C2 World Cup event in Cardiff with Richard Hounslow, to add to his individual C1 gold.
Hounslow holds no fear for trials
12 Apr 12
Harrow's Richard Hounslow says he has no fear as the battle for canoe slalom selection reaches its climax.
More Richard Hounslow stories (2)
| Date | Event | Rank | Mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Aug | Men's Canoe Double Final | 2 | 106.77 pts |
| 2 Aug | Men's Canoe Double Semi-finals, Heat 1 | 1 | 108.93 pts |
| 1 Aug | Men's Kayak Semi-finals, Heat 1 | 12 | 104.30 pts |
| 30 Jul | Men's Canoe Double Heats, 2nd Run | 4 | 101.08 pts |
| 30 Jul | Men's Canoe Double Heats, 1st Run | 10 | 108.23 pts |
| 29 Jul | Men's Kayak Heats, 2nd Run | 9 | 89.12 pts |
| 29 Jul | Men's Kayak Heats, 1st Run | 14 | 94.40 pts |
Head to Head
Richard Hounslow vs Scott Parsons
Richard Hounslow
London 2012 medals
1
London 2012 appearances
7
London 2012 results (pts)
104.30 Men's Kayak Single (K1)
Height
1.83m (6'0")
Weight
76kg
Age
31
Scott Parsons
London 2012 medals
0
London 2012 appearances
2
London 2012 results (pts)
141.72 Men's Kayak Single (K1)
Height
1.78m (5'10")
Weight
73kg
Age
34
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