World class rowing returns to Eton Dorney next month - June 21st to 23rd - when the GB Rowing Team takes on the rest of the world at the second Samsung World Rowing Cup 2013.
The event will provide a great opportunity for rowing and sports fans alike to tune up their voices and to get behind Team GB once more at one of the most iconic venues of the London Olympic Games. A number of teams have already indicated that they will stay on in England after the World Cup in order to compete at Henley Royal Regatta.
Tickets are now on sale to see Oympic gold medalists like Andrew Triggs Hodge, Pete Reed, Alex Gregory and Helen Glover, amongst others. There are daily tickets, three-day passes and family tickets.
However, do not delay, the number of spectators has been capped on each of the three days - Sunday is almost sold out. There will be spectator enclosures and an entertainment and catering area to enjoy, as well as the rowing.
You can find out more information by visiting http://www.wrcupetondorney2013.com/
You can also purchase tickets over the phone by calling 01753 743900.
Henley Royal Regatta attracts over 300,000 spectators each year and is one of the most prestigious sporting and social occasions in the world. We recruit a number of temporary staff each year in a wide variety of roles to help stage the Regatta. Please note we are now only recruiting staff aged 18 or over.
The Regatta's Official Caterers are seeking temporary staff to work in the Stewards' Enclosure.
Please note: They will not be contacting/reviewing applicants until after the 1st week in April.
For further details please see their recruitment website at www.compasseventjobs.co.uk/henley
Enquiries: Henley.recruitment@compass-group.co.uk
Amendments to the Qualification & General Rules for 2013
In order to improve the standard of the crews competing in this event it has been decided to remove Rule 1(f) which barred oarsmen who had won a medal at a World Under 23 Championships, at a World University Rowing Championships or at a European Championships. In addition, previous winners of The Prince Albert Challenge Cup will now be allowed to compete in The Temple Challenge Cup.
It is now clear that the standard of medal winning crews is much higher in the World Under 23 Championships and in the European Championships than in the World University Rowing Championships. It has, therefore, been decided that winners of medals at the World University Rowing Championships should be allowed to race in these four Henley events.
In 2010 the rules of The Fawley Challenge Cup were changed to restrict entries to single clubs or schools – composite crews were banned. In 2012 the Junior Women’s Quadruple Sculls was held for the first time with the same rules as The Fawley Challenge Cup. In order to reinforce the single club / school stance the following new Rule has been introduced for 2013 for both these events:-
“Any sculler who has represented his club or secondary school boat club at the National Schools’ Regatta, or at an analogous national event elsewhere, shall compete only for that club or secondary school.”
5th December, 2012
For further information contact: D. G. M. Grist,
The Secretary, Henley Royal Regatta,
Regatta Headquarters, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 2LY
Telephone 01491-572153
1. Amendments to the Qualification & General Rules for 2013
2. Election of Steward - Neil Chugani
3. Election of Steward - Andrew Crawford
4. Election of Steward - Sarah Winckless
5. Election of Steward - David Wootton
Neil Chugani has been elected a Steward of the Regatta.
Neil was educated at Hampton School before studying Geography at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford. He coxed Isis in 1990 and the winning Oxford crew in the 1991 Boat Race. He was a gold medallist at the World Rowing Championships in 2001 when he coxed Matthew Pinsent and James Cracknell in the Coxed Pair. At Henley Neil has coxed one winning Ladies’ Plate crew and three winning Prince Philip fours.
He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. Neil has held senior financial and strategic roles in BSkyB, Goldman Sachs International, BBC Worldwide Limited, the Shine Group and now Point Four Two Consulting.
Neil has served as a Non-Executive Director of the Boat Race Company. He is a British Rowing Umpire and he has been appointed as the Treasurer of the 2013 World Cup which will take place at Eton Dorney next May.
5th December, 2012
For further information contact: D. G. M. Grist,
The Secretary, Henley Royal Regatta,
Regatta Headquarters, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 2LY
Telephone 01491-572153
1. Amendments to the Qualification & General Rules for 2013
2. Election of Steward - Neil Chugani
3. Election of Steward - Andrew Crawford
4. Election of Steward - Sarah Winckless
5. Election of Steward - David Wootton
Andrew Crawford has been elected a Steward of the Regatta.
Andrew was educated at Strodes Grammar School and at Kingston University. He is a member of both Staines Rowing Club and Hampton School Boat Club. He is an independent Chartered Surveyor.
Andrew is a Multi-Lane Umpire and a member of the Thames Regional Rowing Council, representing the Juniors’ Rowing Commission. Andrew was the Deputy Chairman for the 2011 World Junior Championships at Dorney which was also the Olympic Test event. At the Olympics Andrew was one of the National Technical Officials. He is on the Organising Committee for the World Cup which will be held at Eton Dorney in May 2013.
Andrew was a member of the old British Rowing Council as the Divisional Representative for Staines and Molesey. He is now a member of the new British Rowing Council as the Deputy Chairman of the Sport Committee.
5th December, 2012
For further information contact: D. G. M. Grist,
The Secretary, Henley Royal Regatta,
Regatta Headquarters, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 2LY
Telephone 01491-572153