Dear all,
The results of Lent Bumps 2026 so far can be found
here. The notes and fines for Tuesday can be found below, and
here.
Those going out in this morning fog are reminded they must have lights on as long as it remains foggy.
Notes from the Umpires
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Welcome back and thank you for a successful first day of racing and here are some reminders:
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Concessions must be a clear raise of the hand. Keep your hand nice and high, hold it as high above your head as possible.
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The finishes for the O4/W4 division
are as follows: bottom finish is the railings and top finish is the
railway bridge. Crews 1-9 in the W4 division are racing until the
railway bridge, crew 10 gets the choice and crews 11-12 are racing until
the railings. All crews in the O4 division are racing until the
railings.
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Handheld filming at any time is unacceptable. Cameras mounted to bikes, people and boats are ok.
Fines
- Churchill W2 - excellent steering around first post with bumped out crews - commendation
- Churchill W3 - handheld filming - £75
- Corpus O1 - excellent clearing - commendation
- Girton W1 - Failure to hold it up upon bumping - £15
- Hughes Hall O1 - excellent clearing - commendation
- Hughes W1 - Excess bankparty - £30
- Hughes W1 - Handheld filming - £75
- Kings W2 - very sensible coxing - commendation.
- Peterhouse W1 - Slow to push off when asked - warning
- Peterhouse W2 - Foul language - £25
- Queens coaches - removing a massive log from the river - commendation
- Sidney Sussex O1 - Rowing into a stationary crew - £75, penalty
bump awarded against the crew and cox disqualified for the remainder of
racing.
- Sidney Sussex O2 - dropped bump no advantage - £15
- Selwyn W2 - Handheld filming - £75
- Trinity Hall O2 - foul language - £25
- Wolfson W1 - Foul Language - £25
Fines can be appealed by e-mailing Dr Dan Wilkins, CUCBC Senior Treasurer (fines[at]
cucbc.org) within 48 hours of receipt of this email.
Best wishes,
Andrew