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Race Result Details |
| Racer | Guruvedhanth (guruvedhanth) |
| Race Number | 3 |
| Date | Fri, 1 Mar 2024 10:39:29 +0000 |
| Speed |
23 WPM
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| Accuracy | 92.1% |
| Rank | 32nd place (out of 22) |
| Opponents | __hari__ (4th place) abiharinesh (13th place) ahamedfarhan48 (28th place) anish123_ (14th place) arunn03 (16th place) balahari (22nd place) daniel_raj (36th place) dhamo_dharan (37th place) dineshk2005 (31st place) harikrishnan437 (23rd place) harshan22 (17th place) ibstunner (25th place) ivixhal (5th place) jegan_k (38th place) kandasamy (26th place) kaushikun (15th place) kavin0m (12th place) keerthana_d (21st place) keerthikav (30th place) kskishorekumar_16 (19th place) lingesh_r (24th place) lokesh_gnanam (1st place) nithin_2005 (18th place) parithi_krishnan (7th place) prasanth_a (9th place) preethi_ (34th place) raman_2004 (35th place) rasitha_begam_7 (29th place) ridhess_j (20th place) rithika_l (10th place) sentamil (33rd place) silverowl (3rd place) sriramt384 (2nd place) tineshsakthir123 (6th place) triggery_ghost (11th place) viswavijithc (8th place) |
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