In rowing, "catching a crab" is when an oar gets stuck in the water, stopping the boat's momentum. Progress toward gender ...

The iconic boat race between Cambridge and Oxford first took place in 1829. Since then, the race has become one of the most ...

An ultra-prestigious rowing event staged on the River Thames between Mortlake and Putney, here's how to watch 2025 Boat Race ...

A whopping 300,000 are estimated to be in attendance for the oar off, with the banks of the Thames likely to be lined with ...

The 2025 Boat Race takes place on Sunday and once again all the talk in the build-up has been about the water quality rather than the quality of the teams.

In the 'veins' of these universities flows the same blood, outside, the same water of the River Thames. Thinking of one ...

THE world-famous Oxford vs Cambridge boat race has been an annual event since 1856 and is back again THIS WEEKEND Only two ...

The 170th edition of the historic rowing race will see Cambridge and Oxford take to the Thames - here is everything you need ...

TV channel: In the UK, the races are being broadcast live and free-to-air on the BBC. Coverage begins on BBC One at 12:20pm ...

THE Boat Race is almost here as Oxford and Cambridge lock horns once again on the River Thames. Cambridge have been dominant ...

Oxford clashed oars with Cambridge in a tangle that forced the women's Boat Race 2025 to be restarted on Sunday (April 13).

The University Boat Race is back in 2025, and we've got all the details you'll need to watch this century-old event between Oxford and Cambridge.