Oxford celebrate end of decade of women’s Boat Race hurt as men share honours in feisty encounter
Read our Privacy notice Ten years since their last win on the Championship Course there were hoots and cheers of relief and delight as Oxford brought an end to a bruising Boat Race drought. But although the Light Blues were overwhelming favourites in the men’s race, that party boat looked premature when Oxford got off to a lightning-quick start in the women’s. All credit to Oxford, all credit to the eight rowers.” As the Boat Race nears two historic anniversaries - a century of women’s racing...
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Types: Slippery Slope • Severity: Low