Cambridge University Boat Club
Boat Dealer in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Established in 1828, the Cambridge University Boat Club has just celebrated its 181st birthday. Crews are established to race Oxford in the University Boat Race over what has become famous as the Championship Course on the River Thames in London: Putney to Mortlake, 4 1/4 miles. Of the 154 Boat Races, Cambridge have won 79 including ten of the last fifteen. This website goals and to supply a glimpse of life at CUBC. Kinds of the routine of the Club have not changed since its formation. Winning the Boat Race against Oxford, a private match, but the most famous rowing event in the world.
Contact Details
From Website
About Us
read moreThe history of the events explains why there were separate clubs. The Cambridge University Boat Club was founded in 1828. It issued a challenge in early 1829 to Oxford University to row a boat race and the first Boat Race was duly held that year. The first women's Boat Race was almost 100 years later, after which CUWBC was formed. A new club, CULRC, was founded in 1974 to provide a lightweight men's crew to race Oxford. When a lightweight women's event was established in 1984, the new squad of lightweight women joined CUWBC.