Oxford won the Boat Race in 1982.
The 1982 Boat Race: A Historic Victory
The 128th Boat Race was a significant event in the long-standing rivalry between the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. This annual side-by-side rowing race, held along the River Thames, saw Oxford emerge victorious, marking a notable achievement in their rowing history.
The race took place on March 27, 1982, attracting considerable attention as both crews battled for supremacy on the historic waterway.
Key Details of the 1982 Boat Race
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Event | 128th Boat Race |
| Date | March 27, 1982 |
| Location | River Thames, London |
| Competitors | University of Oxford vs. University of Cambridge |
| Winner | Oxford |
| Winning Margin | 3 1/4 lengths |
Oxford's Dominance
The 1982 victory was particularly impressive for Oxford as it secured their seventh consecutive win in the Boat Race. This extended winning streak showcased a period of significant dominance for the Oxford crew against their Cambridge rivals. Their commanding performance saw them cross the finish line with a clear lead of 3 1/4 lengths, further solidifying their position in the race's illustrious history.
