Every year, one of the most iconic and oldest rivalries in sports takes place on the River Thames. All the fans are thrill to experience this historic event. There are many questions regarding the event. Here’s everything you need to know about The Boat Race 2025: Oxford vs. Cambridge—date, time & how to watch live, route map, prediction, coaches, prize money, and much more about racing.
Oxford and Cambridge face off against each other in an extraordinary competition. This race showcases the power of teamwork, endurance, and excellence of the team. The race brings all the states together to witness the absolutely thrilling game.
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The Boat Race 2025: Oxford vs Cambridge – Date, Venue & Route
The iconic Boat Race 2025 between the most famous rivals, Oxford and Cambridge. It is going to take place on 13 April 2025. The venue will be the River Thames. The course of the race is a 4.25-mile stretch of the river winding from Putney to Mortlake in southwest London. The Boat Race Day schedule (BBC Coverage) is given below:
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 12:20 | BBC coverage starts |
| 13:21 | 79th Women’s Boat Race |
| 13:36 | Women’s Reserve Race: Osiris vs Blondie |
| 13:51 | Men’s Reserve Race: Isis vs Goldie |
| 14:21 | 170th Men’s Boat Race |
| 14:45 | Women’s Presentation (Mortlake) |
| 14:55 | Men’s Presentation (Mortlake) |
| 15:10 | BBC coverage finishes |
Pize Money
When it comes to this race, it is surprising that organizers do not include prize money. The race is all about pride, legacy, and the honor of wearing your university’s jersey in one of the world’s most historic sporting rivalries. The rowers undergo months of training and pushing their limits just to see their university win at the end of the race.
Where to Watch the Race Live
If you are in London and want to watch the iconic boat race, you can catch a glimpse at the popular spots. Fans can head down to the riverbanks between Putney and Mortlake, at popular spots like Putney Bridge, Hammersmith Bridge, and Duke’s Meadow, which offer a good view.
To experience the thrill from home fans, BBC One usually broadcasts the race live. It is also streamed on BBC iPlayer. For international fans, the race is streamed online on the official Boat Race YouTube Channel or their website.
