Oxford City Royal Regatta

The Oxford City Royal Regatta is a historic and popular regatta held on the Isis - a beautiful stretch of the River Thames, and the scene of centuries of rowing history.

The Regatta is organized annually by the City of Oxford Rowing Club. Racing is over a 1000m course on Saturday and a 500m sprint on Sunday. Several hundred competitors take part in a range of events including ARA Events (for Juniors, Novices, Seniors and Veterans) Adaptive Sculls and Mixed Crew Events.

Please note the change of dates for 2010 which have been put back by one week.

REGATTA FEATURES: Bar & disco; hot breakfasts; barbecue and weekend camping.

PRIZES: Distinctive pewter tankards will be presented to the winners of all ARA Open events. A set of four Concept Smoothie Blades will be presented to the wining club of the ‘Mixed Medley’! Winners of the Sprint Eights will receive quart pewter tankards.

The weather in Oxford Updated 31 July 2010 23:00 Clear 15°C High: 21°C Low: 14°C Wind: 4 kph Humidity: 78% Sunday 20° / 12° Monday 20° / 13° Tuesday 21° / 15° Wednesday 20° / 11° MSN Weather Data provided by Foreca

 Download the official Regatta Poster as a PDF here

Banner photography by Oxford Photographer, David Fisher.