- of
Torpids) in
these years. Women's
divisions in
Torpids have
existed since 1978. This was dela**** from 1977 when the
river was
flooded and
Torpids was...
-
undefeated in
Torpids, the
longest run of any
college by far.[citation needed] In 2006
Oriel claimed the
first ever
double headship in
Torpids,
rowing over...
-
racing until 1878 and six days thereafter). However, a
rapid ascent in the
Torpids chart from
footship in 1875 to
headship in 1882
indicated the club's changing...
-
metabolic rate
allows the
prolonged survival of
animals capable of
entering torpid states. In 2020,
scientists reported evidence of the
torpor in Lystrosaurus...
-
Summer Torpids,
which was held
instead because the 2021
Torpids races were also
cancelled due to the
pandemic response. Both
Summer Eights and
Torpids resumed...
-
Cambridge University (February–March) May Bumps,
Cambridge University (June)
Torpids,
Oxford University (March) Head race Head of the
River Amstel (the Netherlands)...
- to the
termly intercollegiate rowing regattas:
Christ Church Regatta,
Torpids, and
Summer Eights. In addition,
there are
higher standard university wide...
-
River in
Torpids and 4th in
Summer Eights, and the
women held 3rd and 2nd for
Torpids and
Summer Eights respectively.
Pembroke Men's 2nd
Torpids also bumped...
- 1827.[citation needed] At Oxford, an
additional bumping regatta,
known as
Torpids, was
begun in 1838. This
regatta was
originally for men who had not rowed...
- the
southern bank of The Isis (River Thames). The Boat Club
competes in
Torpids and
Summer Eights bumps races in Oxford.
Notable St Peter's
oarsmen include...
