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F Our Th Head of the Charles © 2008 Carlos Ridruejo|Caridossa.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ALLRIGHTS © 2008CarlosRidruejo|Caridossa.com Cambridge Boat Club, 2 Gerry’s Landing Road, Cambridge, MA Cambridge, LandingRoad, 2Gerry’s Club, Cambridge Boat FORTY-FOURTH HEAD OF THE CHARLES® REGATTA OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH, TWO THOUSAND AND EIGHT · OFFICIAL PROGRAM B:8.75" T:7.75" S:7" NAUTICA is a proud sponsor of the HEAD OF THE CHARLES® REGATTA Are you sure you’ve been fantasizing about the right German sport sedan? B:11.375" S:9.75" T:10.5" The entirely new Audi A4. Progress is beautiful. This A4 is bigger, faster and more fuel-efficient* than the nearest German-engineered competition – including those driving around in your head. Reassess things today at an Audi dealer near you with a test drive of the new Audi A4. Audi. 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NTA-08-0420-HEAD OF THE CHARLES.indd 1 9/10/08 5:30:50 PM 01 002079_0022_AUDI_A_A4_Program.indd Studio Mechanical 9-19-2008 9:59:37 AM DPA Jesse di Franco Released 09-19-2008 Laser 100% Job info Approvals Production notes Fonts & Images VB&P Job 002079_0022 Art Director Crystal English • Photographic art is FPO; vendor to insert hi- Fonts AudiSans (Bold, Roman) Client AUDI Copywriter Alex Russell res 4C art and extend image to cover bleed AudiSansExt (Bold) Mats close 09-19-2008 • All other art is actual art Designer Patrick Nistler Images A4070034_black_FPO_V1.psd (RGB; 226 ppi) 1st insert September • Headline and body K/O Audi_4C_S.eps Title A4 Program Ad Creative Dir Erich Pfeifer • URL is 100M 70Y Color/B&W 4C Account Mgr Mitra Pai • Tag and legal print 85K Live 7" x 9.75" Print Prod James Sablan • Orange keyline on trim does not print Trim 7.75" x 10.5" Project Mgr Noelle O'Brien Bleed 8.75" x 11.375" Gutter None Scale 1" = 1" Studio Mgr Pubs Charles Regatta Head Buddy Check Proofreader VenABLeS BeLL & PARTneRS 201 Post Street San Francisco CA 94108 415-288-3300 www.venablesbell.com 18132 VB&P na 133 M18132_Audi_A4_ChasHead bt 09.19.08 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black contents 2008 OFFICIAL PROGRAM PHOTOGRAPH: CARLOS RIDRUEJO CARLOS PHOTOGRAPH: 11 EVENT SCHEDULE 15 ROWING TERMINOLOGY 16 EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS 22 MAP AND VENUES 23 VENDOR LOCATOR Welcome to the Forty-fourth Regatta 7 A letter from the Managing Director Olympic Homecoming 21 From the Games to the Head Of The Charles Rowing for Charity 29 Rowing for Everyone Reunion Village 33 The Hippest Picnic on the river Last Ten Strokes 41 A Message from the Executive Director FORTY-FOURTH HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA INSIDE 2008 race viewing guide forty-f Head Ofourth TH e CH ® PULLOUT arles r egaTTa RACE VIEWING GUIDE RIG AND RACE 4 FORTY-FOURTH HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA FORTY-FOURTH HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA5 welcome FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR PHOTOGRAPH: CARLOS RIDRUEJO CARLOS PHOTOGRAPH: EDWARD J. SMITH, JR elcome to the 44th edition of the Head Of The Charles Regatta! On behalf Wof the Regatta’s five Managing Directors, Katherine Kirk, John Lambert, Chuck Pieper, Roger Borggaard, and myself, as well as CFO Tom Martin, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Boston. Without the loyalty and support of all of the Regatta’s keen spectators and a record high 8,500 athletes, the event would not be the iconic autumn destina- tion that it has become. This year we have crews and scullers competing from 19 countries. In addition to our many friends from our northern border, Cana- da, we have representation from Australia, Brazil, China, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, , New Zealand, Norway, Mexico, Pakistan, Spain and Turkey. Since the last event, our Race Com- mittee has met year-round to review the Regatta’s future direction and to develop strategies for implementing needed changes. Thanks to the hard work of Co- Race Directors Mary Farrell and Cindy Ryder-Matthes, several enhancements have been made to improve the experi- ence for rowers and spectators alike. The Race Committee, combined with the Operation Staff, a core of about OVERHEADS FORTY-FOURTH HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA7 organization Head Up 75 stalwarts who meet weekly during fabric of the Regatta truly is the steady HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA the months of September and October, commitment of thousands of volunteers. BOARD OF DIRECTORS William R. Becklean have engineered many enhancements Many have signed up before, and new Roger Borrgaard Blair Crawford behind the scenes. River Control and faces are welcome as we encourage anyone David Fialkow Wycliffe Grousbeck Safety, always top of mind, worked with who is interested to check our web site Marcia Hooper Katherine R. Kirk Vern Shrauger, to take steps to improve next summer and look for a position that John M. Lambert Edward G. MacMahon the experience for all those racing. Matt would be of interest to them. Mary C. Mazzio Charles Pieper Wagner, with Computer Timing, the I would also like to take this op- Jim Pierce Christopher Richards backbone for all official results, have also portunity to point out the Head Of The Richard Sampson met regularly to train and advance the Charles Endowment Fund card—after Edward J. Smith, Jr. [CHAIR] EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR way in which times are taken, recorded this page—in today’s program. For the Frederick V. Schoch and displayed. Umpires, under the watch- first time, we are publicly reaching out to ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ful eye of Chief Referee, Pete Peterson, the rowing community, soliciting long- J. Ryan Horan DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS have spent long hours producing new term financial support. The task of raising Elizabeth M. Diamond training guides and Web-based instruc- the annual funds to host this significant CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER tional materials to help the coxswains and Boston event require that we begin to Thomas H. Martin crews row more safely. A dedicated group build up our permanent endowment to PUBLICITY TEAM Elevate Communications ensure its longevity. We hope you will Keith Gainsboro Jim Connelly Look for color- consider making a gift by filling out Bill Fleming the card or simply by calling Execu- HOCR INTERNS Kate Broderick coded race bow tive Director, Fred Schoch, to learn Mason Cox more about how you can participate Head Of The Charles® is a registered trademark of the Cambridge Boat Club, 2 Gerry’s Landing markers to help you in this effort. Road, Cambridge, MA. As the Regatta forges ahead in identify which race its fourth decade, we are conscious of maintaining the many traditions is under way. 2008 REGATTA RACE COMMITTEE that have made it so popular, while RACE DIRECTORS Mary Farrell at the same time seeking new ways to Cindy Ryder-Matthes of bow placard specialists, led by John improve and remain current with other RACE COMMITTEE Romain, labored mightily to completely events. Alan Day Ed Englander overhaul the bow number system in 2008. We listen carefully to the feedback Nigel Gallaher Dennis Hickey Look for color-coded race division bow we receive and hope that you will engage Steve James Maureen Keefe markers to help you identify which race is a volunteer or Race Committee member Vern Shrauger Kate Sullivan underway. These are just a few examples with comments during your visit. For us, Matt Wagner of the 35 sub-committees which make up the core values of the Regatta remain fair The 2009 Head Of The Charles Regatta will take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 17-18, Race Operations; there are many more and safe racing for every rower, and a fun 2009. For more information call the Head Of The Charles general information number, 617 868-6200, innovative and generous volunteers who and an exciting experience for spectators visit www.hocr.org or email [email protected] serve the Regatta and dedicate long hours and athletes alike. to help run the largest rowing event in the Thanks again for being a part of world. America’s Fall Rowing Festival. We look 2008 PROGRAM PRODUCTION As always, we owe a huge debt of forward to seeing you again next year! DESIGN gratitude to our talented and energetic Row well, Carlos Ridruejo|Caridossa.com Hammer Down PHOTOGRAPHY rank and file volunteers who make the Carlos Ridruejo Igor Meijer event a success. Over 1,300 volunteers row2k.com sign up for half and full day shifts to cover important operation areas of the Regatta. EDWARD J. SMITH, JR. IS A LONGTIME REGATTA VI- There are countless moving parts involved SIONARY, CURRENT SECRETARY, AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND FERVENT © Copyright 2008 by Head Of The Charles in the execution of the event; the very MASTER SCULLER. No part of this publication may be reproduced without written permission from the Regatta staff. www.hudsonboatworks.com 519-473-9864 Photo by: Shivani Parmar 8 FORTY-FOURTH HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA Gold Boat Builder schedule EVENT AND START TIMES PHOTOGRAPH: CARLOS RIDRUEJO CARLOS PHOTOGRAPH:
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