Tuesday 26th May 2026

Sport

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...

The Roger Bannister mile and its modern legacy

The legacy of Roger Bannister and his famous sub-four-minute mile is etched all over...

Oxford Competition Dance dazzles in first place

"Going into Loughborough, OUCD’s Varsity loss on 21st February still stung fresh."

DnB On The Bike travelling rave returns to Oxford

Hundreds gathered on Broad Street in the afternoon of Sunday 10th April for the...

Manchester City FC take the Premier League title again

Jacob Rabinowitz reviews the 2014 Barclays Premier League after a thoroughly entertaining last day of the season

Sporting Rock Stars: Mark Cavendish

This week Jamie Farmer takes a look at one of Britain’s most famous cyclists

Ballroom Cuppers: perhaps the most elegant Cuppers sport?

Joel Nelson takes a look at the upcoming ballroom dancing Cuppers tournament

Exploring the magic world of University quidditch

Jack Lennard gives us an overview of one of Oxford’s fastest growing new sports

Pistol Cuppers set to go off with a bang this Trinity

Gil-Ad Schwartz previews the upcoming Pistol Cuppers tournament

Tennis in Oxford: Summer sports dominate Trinity

Matthew Morrow reflects on a successful season so far and previews the upcoming tennis Varsity match

Lincoln take Cuppers Plate victory

Tom Eastell recounts Jesus' third straight Rugby Cuppers plate defeat. This time Turl St. rivals Lincoln came out on top in the second tier competition

Teddy Hall storm to victory in netball Cuppers final

Lydia Cooper reviews last week’s netball Cuppers and takes a look at the sport in Oxford

Saints stun Teddy Hall in last gasp Cuppers victory

Jonny Inglis reports on the Anne’s/John’s 14-12 victory over Teddy Hall in rugby Cuppers final

Patball: Oxford’s youngest street sport uncovered

Cherwell Sport investigates the fastest growing, and fastest-paced, street sport in Oxford

Oxford University Amateur Boxing Club in brief

Jack Prescott looks at the history of boxing at Oxford and at some famous alumni

Sporting Rock Stars: Alan Pardew

This week Tom Calver discusses one of the Premier League's more lively managers

Balliol men and women triumph in Korfball cuppers

Jacob Rabinowitz reviews the Korfball cuppers tournament as part of our investigation into the more unsual sports

Oxonians ready for World Orienteering challenge

Cherwell Sport looks ahead as two Oxonians are selected to represent GB in this summer's World Universities Orienteering Championships

Sporting Rockstars: Alex Higgins

This week Samuele Volpe pays tribute to one of snooker's early stars

Toulon and Saracens are finalists for a reason

Oli Johnson-Munday discusses the consequences of last weekend’s Heineken Cup semi-finals

We need to talk about footballing violence

Jamie Farmer wonders why footballers get away with criminal acts on the pitch

Oxford croquet preview

Jon Hubbert explains the attractions of the soon to begin Oxford croquet extravaganza

Oxford race to victory in Karting varsity

Antony Houghton summarises Oxford University Motor Drivers Club’s victory over the Tabs

Debate: Should Moyes have been sacked?

Jacob Rabinowitz and Robin Masters debate whether David Moyes should have been sacked as manager of Manchester United

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