P. K. Reed (l) & A.Triggs Hodge (r) Henley Royal Regatta in zona tenda barca con la parrocchia di Henley con Remenham chiesa dietro a Henley sul Tamigi
4980 x 3427 px | 42,2 x 29 cm | 16,6 x 11,4 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
3 luglio 2011
Ubicazione:
Henley Royal Regatta in boat tent area Henley on Thames, with church behind
Altre informazioni:
P.K. Reed & A. Triggs Hodge (Leander Club and Molesey Boat Club) 2 L. Carboncini & N. Mornati (Centro Nazionale di Canottaggio Piediluco, Italy) Easily 2.03 3.25 6.56‡ Bio Pete Reed MBE http://www.britishrowing.org/gb/biographies/pete-reed Pete, a former Oxford Blue, is the reigning Olympic Champion in the men’s four, winning gold in Beijing in a thrilling race over Australia and France. He was awarded an MBE in the 2009 New Year’s Honours list in recognition of his achievement. In Munich at the first World Cup of 2011 Pete with crewmate Andrew Triggs Hodge in the men's pair won their first World Cup gold medal since early 2009. Silver and bronze went to Italy and Greece respectively. At the 2011 GB Rowing Team Senior Trials held on 16-17 April at Eton/Dorney, Pete won his seventh successive title, winning the men's pair with Andrew Triggs Hodge in a time of 6:37.50. End Andrew Triggs Hodge MBE http://www.britishrowing.org/gb/biographies/andrew-triggs-hodge Andrew, a former Oxford Blue, is the reigning Olympic Champion in the men's four, winning gold in Beijing in a thrilling race over Australia and France. He was awarded an MBE in the 2009 New Year's Honours list in recognition of his achievement. In Munich at the first World Cup of 2011 Andrew with crewmate Pete Reed in the men's pair won their first World Cup gold medal since early 2009. Silver and bronze went to Italy and Greece respectively. At the 2011 GB Rowing Team Senior Trials held on 16-17 April at Eton/Dorney, Andrew won the men's pair with Pete Reed in a time of 6:37.50 - his seventh pairs' title. NOTE In October 2019, Reed announced via Instagram that he had suffered a spinal stroke, which has left him paralysed from the chest down.
