The Gemini Boat Race 2022
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- čas přidán 2. 04. 2022
- The 167th Men's Boat Race and the 76th Women's Boat Race - 3 April 2022
The Gemini Boat Race returned to London after two long years away. Watch all the action here:
14:23 76th WOMEN'S BOAT RACE - Cambridge WON by 2 ¼ lengths - Winning Time - 18:22
14:38 OSIRIS v BLONDIE BOAT RACE - Blondie WON by 2 ¾ lengths - Winning Time - 19:09
14:53 ISIS v GOLDIE BOAT RACE - Isis WON by 3 ½ lengths - Winning Time 17:04
15:23 167th MEN'S BOAT RACE - Oxford WON by 2 ¼ - Winning Time 16:42
More info www.theboatrace.org/
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Good to see the Wallingford to Goring stretch of the Thames served the Oxford Crew well. It is a lovely stretch of river, which I in my 61 years, have put myself through the mill on, albeit a hell of a lot slower.
Takes a HELL of a lot to even get close to the boat to win the boat race is simply the greatest, it doesn’t get any easier
As an expat living in California, but born in Key Flats near Hammersmith Bridge, this was an excellent race and brought back many great memories. Just like I remember but even better. Next year it will be Cambridge! Congratulations everybody.
Or not. 2022 was a great race though.
Aged well
Great coverage, thanks! John Garrett, how did it feel to be ignored for 6.8 kms? Congratulations to the crews,
tremendous efforts!
Watched from the States (it’s a stretch to call us United right about now). Great coverage! Glad I didn’t fall for the *many* bootleg CZcams channels purporting free live stream.
What an event ! Congratulations to all the rowers.
Ya Oxford 🤩
women 49:00 men 1:50:46 (to be precise!)
thanks
Hands up if you didn’t even know it was on.
I agree, so annoying to know I have missed it once more. At one time it would have been on the radio and the newspapers would be full of it. Such a shame as very much a part of the UK calendar.
How good Cambridge women to get the record?
has anyone ever come back from being behind?
Oxford in 2003 - the closest race
@@thomashutton1963 Oh thanks - just watched - quite exciting! I don't think Oxford ever got more than 1/2 boat behind. It seems to me that once a boat is a full boat length behind then it's almost an insoluble problem for them to overtake as the lead boat can always block them - irrespective of the umpire's instructions!
@@adrianwright8685 watch the 2002 race as well, it was also quite close until the end!
@@Samester48 Yes that was close. But they were neck and neck all the way. My original question was a whether any team had ever got a full boat length behind and then come back and won. I don't think that is likely as once the lead boat is in front it would be next to impossible to overtake.
Where's John Snagge?
Or indeed the much-missed Brian Johnston, when he amusingly commentated "He's the only overseas blue rowing in both boats!".
@@VickersDoorter 🤣
A race that is historic and very old English. Enjoyed by people all over the world. Why do the bbc have to ruin it with metric crap. It was born in miles yards feet and inches. Please keep it that way.
Because we race internationally and everything in the rowing rule book is metric from weight restrictions to distances. Nothing to do with the BBC.
miles, yards and inches are crap - no sense to them at all!
@@rachaeldixon5547 the Boat race is not an international event. If you look into it, the BBC tells the staff that report on stuff and even documentaries.
@@adrianwright8685 Do you find it hard to add up and do fractions. You need to use your brain.
@@robertrichardson813 I prefer to use my brain to do more interesting stuff - like quantum mechanics, engineering and computer physics. But, if it's what you like, you stick to adding up fractions.