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The 168th Boat Race. Rowing crews from Oxford and Cambridge Universities race along the River Thames. The 167th Boat Race.. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.
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The 2021 Boat Race takes place on Sunday and you can watch it live on BBC One, iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. The men's and women's races have been moved from the Thames to the Great Ouse at.
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The BBC will continue to broadcast the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge universities for a further four years. Next year will see the 76th women's and the 167th men's Race return to.
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The annual staple on the British sporting calendar was cancelled in 2020, but it makes a welcome return this year with the staging of the 166th men's race and 75th women's race.
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The Men's Boat Race record is held by the 1998 Cambridge crew who completed the course in 16 mins 19 secs. The Women's Boat Race record of 18 mins 33 secs was established by the 2017 Cambridge crew. The times however mean little when considered against the result of the day; won or lost.
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Watch live BBC One coverage of the men's and women's races as the crews return to the River Thames.. The 2022 Boat Race - Cambridge & Oxford return to River Thames. 3 April 2022 3 April 2022.
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The BBC will bring you live coverage of the Boat Races across BBC One, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. The 77th women's race starts at 16:00 and the 168th men's at 17:00.
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The 2023 Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge takes place in London on Sunday - and you can watch live coverage of both races on the BBC. Oxford triumphed in the men's race last year for the.
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The Boat Race Partners. Gemini BBC T. Rowe Price Hydrow Chapel Down Rival Kit Official Supporters. Fixtures - Watch Live: Online or In-Person. Enjoy live invitational rowing racing ahead of The Gemini Boat Race 2024. Each year Oxford and Cambridge select top opponents from the UK and beyond for a series of short match races along the Boat.
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The BBC are The Boat Race broadcaster and have over a 90-year-long involvement in broadcasting this unique national sporting event. The Boat Race.. The Boat Race 2022 will take place on Sunday 3 April with the Women's Boat Race scheduled to start at 14.23 and the Men's Boat Race will begin at 15.23. FIND OUT MORE.
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The 2021 Boat Race will be a landmark day in the event's history - and not only because the event will be staged outside London!. 15:00-17:30 - BBC One, BBC iPlayer & BBC Sport wesbite and.
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On the near collision, Dempsey added: "That is the nature of the boat race. It makes it so exciting." Cambridge lead the rivalry 47-30 in the women's event, while Cambridge men have won 86 times.
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The Boat Race is a major London event between the UK's two greatest universities - Oxford and Cambridge. Contested over 4.25 miles of tidal Thames between Putney and Chiswick Bridges, the Race.
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The Boat Race Coverage from the River Thames as rowing crews from Oxford and Cambridge universities race each other over four and a quarter miles from Putney to Mortlake. On iPlayer
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Clips from every era of BBC TV coverage of the Boat Race. First Radio coverage. The first radio coverage was on 2 April 1927. The launch Magician cast off that April afternoon with four engineers.
Boat Race 2017 crews, start time and everything you need to know
The Boat Race is an annual set of rowing races between the Cambridge University Boat Club and the Oxford University Boat Club,. Actor and comedian Matt Berry wrote and narrated an irreverent, alternative history of the Boat Race for the BBC in 2015. Statistics. Oxford in 1890 (winner) Cambridge in 1890.