The 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon will take place on Sunday, April 28 and it will be the 39th race in the UK capital, part of the World Marathon Majors. How to enter the 2019 London Marathon ballot The ballot entry opened on Monday, April 30, 2018 and those wanting to run can only enter once.
What TV channel is the London Marathon on?
The BBC will be showing coverage of the London Marathon throughout the day.
It will be on BBC1, BBC Sport Online and red button with different cameras available.
The red button will give commentary on the elite races and then will offer finish line coverage.
What time does the race start?
What time does the race start?
The 2019 London Marathon will take place on on Sunday, April 28.
The races take place at:
9.05am - Elite Wheelchair Races
9.10am - World Para Athletics Marathon World Cup ambulant races
9.25am - The Elite Women's Race
10.10am - The Elite Men's Race, British Athletics and England Athletics Marathon Championships
9.10am - World Para Athletics Marathon World Cup ambulant races
9.25am - The Elite Women's Race
10.10am - The Elite Men's Race, British Athletics and England Athletics Marathon Championships
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What TV channel is is on and can I live stream it?
The BBC will be showing coverage of the London Marathon throughout the day.
It will be on BBC1, BBC Sport Online and red button with different cameras available.
The red button will give commentary on the elite races and then will offer finish line coverage.
Who are the hopefuls in the elite races?
Last year's winner of the men's elite marathon Eliud Kipchoge is back aiming for a fourth win in the capital.
Kipchoge, 24, is the current marathon world record holder and holds the London marathon course record.
Mo Farah is back for his second London marathon after finishing third in 2018.
Eight time winner David Weir will be competing in the men's wheelchair race.
The BBC will be showing coverage of the London Marathon throughout the day.
It will be on BBC1, BBC Sport Online and red button with different cameras available.
The red button will give commentary on the elite races and then will offer finish line coverage.
Who are the hopefuls in the elite races?
Last year's winner of the men's elite marathon Eliud Kipchoge is back aiming for a fourth win in the capital.
Kipchoge, 24, is the current marathon world record holder and holds the London marathon course record.
Mo Farah is back for his second London marathon after finishing third in 2018.
Eight time winner David Weir will be competing in the men's wheelchair race.
