The iconic Blenheim Palace Triathlon returned for its 20th edition, with thousands of triathletes running, cycling and swimming their way around the UK’s most picturesque triathlon route from 1-2 June. Across the first weekend of June, over six thousand participants took part, an increase on last year’s entries, including British professional marathon runner Anya Culling
General entries for the 2024 Oxford Half have sold out in record time, with around 11,000 runners already registered to take to the iconic streets of Oxford this October. However, those who haven’t yet secured their place need not worry, as there are still charity places available for the event, which is expected to see
Organisers have issued a last chance warning to triathletes hoping to take part in this year’s milestone edition of the Blenheim Palace Triathlon. Entries for the 20th edition of the iconic event, renowned for being accessible for all abilities, close at 23:59 on Friday 24 May, with entries selling fast. Blenheim Palace Triathlon is the
University of Bath sporting scholar Aleeya Sibbons anchored Great Britain & Northern Ireland to a brilliant bronze in the women’s 4x100m at the World Athletics Relays Bahamas 24. The Architecture student produced a storming last leg to bring the quartet – also featuring Alyson Bell, Amy Hunt and Bianca Williams – home in third in
Olympic Champion and Health and Wellbeing advocate, Sally Gunnell OBE has announced that she will be supporting national cancer charity Cancer Support UK. Gunnell’s work with Cancer Support UK will focus on helping the charity achieve its mission to help those impacted by cancer in the workplace. “Since my introduction to the excellent work being
Around 2,000 people took to Richmond Park on Sunday 3 September for the London Duathlon. Hosted by LimeLight Sports Club, the annual event saw participants run, cycle and run through the stunning sights of Richmond Park. Now in its 17th year, the London Duathlon is regarded as one of the world’s biggest and most popular
University of Bath sporting scholar Aleeya Sibbons anchored Great Britain & Northern Ireland to women’s 4x100m relay gold at the European Athletics U23 Championships in Espoo, Finland. The Architecture student, supported by a Santander Scholarship and coached by Colin Bovell in the University’s high-performance athletics squad, took the baton in the lead and finished with
Royal Bank of Canada enters partnership with Challenge London and unveils RBC Community Challenge Community Challenge aimed at breaking down barriers to participation Three new challenges to be on offer at Challenge London, for free LimeLight Sports Club has partnered with Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) ahead of this year’s Challenge London, with the aim
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
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