One of the world’s largest duathlons is returning to London this September and general entry is now open for anyone who would like to take part – including an option for people to sign up as a relay team with friends and family. The London Duathlon is the leading run, bike, run race in the
ASICS London 10k has officially sold out – but runners can still sign up for charity places and support a good cause This year’s ASICS London 10k has officially sold out of general entry places – but runners can still sign up for a charity place and help raise vital funds for a host of
Thousands of triathletes descended on Oxfordshire for the UK’s most picturesque triathlon this weekend, the Blenheim Palace Triathlon. The 19th edition of the triathlon event saw nearly 5,000 people sign up to take part across Saturday 3 June and Sunday 4 June, alongside household names including BBC Radio 2 presenter Jo Whiley, who competed in
Partnership with LimeLight and Challenge Family sees rebranded event named as Challenge London First time a Challenge Family event has ever been held in London Middle distance ‘blue riband’ event to be added The world’s biggest city centre triathlon, the London Triathlon, has become part of the Challenge Family. The event, which takes place in
Here’s how you can experience the buzz of running on the streets of the capital this July. With tens of thousands of runners taking to the streets of London for last weekend’s marathon, many of us will be eyeing our running shoes and feeling inspired to do similar. And the good news for those looking
Following the success of Bath-based triathletes at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympic Games, British Triathlon and the University of Bath have enhanced their partnership to deliver a British Triathlon Pathway Centre. The University of Bath has a rich history of triathlon, with it being the location of the UK’s first National Governing Body (NGB)
Jessica Ennis-Hill has called on the world of sport to radically improve the support female athletes receive through pregnancy. Ennis-Hill became pregnant with her first child in 2014, two years after winning heptathlon gold at the London Olympics and she has described how she felt there was no roadmap within professional sport for athletes in
This was the game you refuse Christmas pudding for – or should that be ‘a second helping of…’? It formed the first half of a double-header with the men’s teams at a sold-out Stoop. For the first time Wayne Barnes refereed a Prem 15s game. This was a worryingly one-sided contest for Bristol, Quns’ running in
University of Bath-based Sophie Kamlish and Polly Maton won silver and bronze respectively at the IPC World Para Athletics European Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Double Paralympian Kamlish teamed up with Zac Shaw, Sophie Hahn and Nathan Maguire to claim a superb second spot behind Russia in a thrilling Universal 4x100m mixed relay final in 48.20.
Hurdler Eilidh Doyle, who won Olympic, World, Commonwealth and European medals while training at the University of Bath, has announced her retirement from competitive athletics after an outstanding career. Doyle is Scotland’s most decorated athlete of all time having won 19 major championship medals, the vast majority of them – including a 4x400m relay bronze
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