As we predicted last newsletter (hah, get you Nostradamus), we didn't have to wait too long before Anna Bailey rebroke her newly set world record for the 50-59 Hwt Women's event. Competing in the last race of the day at the Nuneaton and Bedworth IRC and urged on by a crowd of 150 people, she came home in 7:08.3, over a second quicker than her time at the Birmingham IRC a week earlier.That wasn't the only effort this fortnight which had us tap-dancing around the office singing 'Dedication'. Canterbury's Jessie Welsh, already the 70-79 Lwt record holder for 2,000 metres, took advantage of having turned 80 years young by breaking the record for the 80-89 category as well. Her time of 10:05.5 takes just over 15 seconds of Wrexham's Barbara Burgham Davies who held with 10:20.9.Moving into the world of long-distance, Siobhan Norman has set a new marathon record for the 30-39 Lwt category, with 2:59:23, 24 minutes quicker than the previous record. In fact, we reckon that Siobhan's time is the second fastest time ever by a British woman, only a couple of minutes outside Fran Kerr's 30-39 Hwt record of 2:54:20.A full list of all records can be found at http://www.therowingcompany.com/v4/brit_world_records.htm