The build-up to today’s Boat Race has been beset by controversy. Oxford insisted that Tom Ford, a gold-medal winner from last year’s Paris Olympics, was ineligible to row for Cambridge because he ...

Fathers, mothers, daughters, sons and even twin brothers have tackled this race together, saying it’s an exciting bonding ...

The vibrant history of Fitted Dinghy racing in Bermuda will be showcased in a documentary to be screened at Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute on Tuesday. Bermuda Fitted Dinghies are one of the ...

The respective crews for the 2025 Boat Race have been announced. Oxford and Cambridge will go head-to-head on April 13 over the traditional four-mile course from Putney to Mortlake on the River Thames ...

The top 10 boats in each division qualified for the finale after 12 grueling races over the past four days. The race committee set a course just off the marina sea wall so a large crowd of spectators ...

If you’ve ever driven across the Ross Island Bridge and looked south, you might’ve seen them — a fleet of tiny white triangle-shaped sailboats zigzagging back and forth like someone lit their sails on ...

The Boat Race between England’s most prestigious universities returns on Sunday 13 April, to the River Thames for the 170th men’s and 79th women’s races with the tantalising prospect of redemption, ...

The ClubSwan 28 is the smallest offering in ClubSwan one-design lineup, and is Sailing World's 2025 Boat of the Year.

At the water’s edge on a ­bayside beach in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, a vibrant orange Windmill sits in its dolly. Crisp white sails hang limp from the spars, but invisible puffs excite ...

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The build-up to this year’s Boat Race has been beset by controversy. Oxford insisted that Tom Ford, a gold-medal winner from last year’s Paris Olympics, was ineligible to row for Cambridge because he ...