Cambridge extended their winning streak to seven straight women’s Boat Races after beating Oxford in the 78th edition.

It leaves the overall record 48-30 in the favour of Cambridge women’s.

The men’s race takes place at 3.46pm in the 169th edition with the the overall record as 86-81 in favour of Cambridge Men’s.

Cambridge’s light blues won each of the four races (men’s, women’s, men’s reserves and women’s reserves) in 2023.

Each year the universities battle it out to be named the champions in a tradition.

The race follows the same route every year starting at Putney near Putney Bridge and The Duke's Head pub. 

Along the way, the race goes under Hammersmith Bridge and past Chiswick Eyot as well as many pubs that will be filled with spectators. 

The last leg of the race goes through Corney Beach and under Barnes Bridge with the finish line at Chiswick Bridge. 

The race itself was first held in 1829 and has been an annual fixture since 1856.

Every year thousands take to the banks of the Thames in London hoping to catch a glimpse of the two going head to head in both the men's and women's races.