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Formula One’s controversial 2026 regulations
Formula One – F1 – is widely regarded as the pinnacle of motorsport, 22 feats of technical excellence racing around the world as drivers push their cars to the...
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Gabriella Bedford
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The Roger Bannister mile and its modern legacy
The legacy of Roger Bannister and his famous sub-four-minute mile is etched all over...
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Tim Herd
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Oxford Competition Dance dazzles in first place
"Going into Loughborough, OUCD’s Varsity loss on 21st February still stung fresh."
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DnB On The Bike travelling rave returns to Oxford
Hundreds gathered on Broad Street in the afternoon of Sunday 10th April for the...
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6 ways to get involved in sport at Oxford
With Freshers' week on the horizon, Anna Murphy runs through her top tips on getting involved in the sporting scene amongst the spires
Women’s boxing: Knocking prejudice out for good
Summer Taylor provides an insight into female boxing and the prejudices it has to strive to overcome
What can we learn from the Commonwealth Games?
Ruth Akinradewo looks back and analyses how the athletics panned out after an intriguing competition
It’s back already: A Premiership football preview
With the big kick-off (no disrespect to the lower leagues) almost upon us, Jacob Rabinowitz takes a look at what the coming season may have in store
In defence of the Commonwealth Games
Anna Murphy argues that, despite many early jokes at its expense, Glasgow's sporting festival was an exciting and worthwhile event
Seven sporting disasters
After Brazil's calamitous World Cup 'choke', Jamie Farmer had a go at compiling a list of some other sporting disasters...
Oxford cricket team draw 4-day game but sneak series victory
Cherwell Sport looks back on a tight but ultimately successful conclusion to this year's varsity cricket series
Wimbledon and the Male Gaze
Mary Reader discusses the media's treatment of women in Wimbledon, both on and off the pitch
Archers shoot for the stars
Kirstie Smith talks BUCS victory for Oxford's archers
Oxford cricket side take "impossible" Varsity victory
Andrew Lindsay talks us through the action from the Varsity cricket match at Lords
Tignes announced as destination for Varsity Ski Trip 2014
The trip will be returning to the world-famous Espace Killy ski area for the second year in a row
Memories of 1966: How should we treat the legends?
With the World Cup now begun, Joel Nelson questions how the heroes of ‘66 are celebrated
Sporting Rock Stars: Maria Sharapova
This week Jamie Farmer takes a look at one of tennis' fiercest yet sparkliest modern competitors
2013-2014: The year of watery victories
With the academic year drawing to a close, Samuele Volpe reviews some of the sporting highlights
Conflict of interest: Supporting England and Man United
Sam Rabinowitz discusses the difficulty of solving the club versus country dilemma during the World Cup
College cricket scene set for an exciting finale
Jonny Turnbull takes a look into the inter college cricket leagues and cricket Cuppers
Oxford dominates the Varsity punt race
William Tomsett reviews the Varsity punt race, which took place in Cambridge this week
World Cup Special: Confessions of a Fantasy Footballer
Tom Calver discusses his fantasy footballing dilemmas this summer
Sporting Rock Stars: Muhammad Ali
This week, Jamie Farmer takes a look at one of Boxing's biggest names
In-form cricketers looking to Lord’s
Eleanor Ingram discusses women’s cricket in Oxford ahead of the Varsity match at Lord’s
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