We’re committed to supporting distance running from playground to podium – which is why we're thrilled to host the TCS Mini London Marathon championships.

Details for the 2024 event will be shared here soon, so watch this space!

Over the years the Mini London Marathon has launched the careers of international athletics stars including Laura Muir, Keely Hodgkinson and Josh Kerr – not to mention Sir Mo Farah, who won the Mini Marathon three times.

Paralympic medallists Hannah Cockroft and Kare Adenegan are also both former winners of the Mini Marathon, along with Paralympic gold medallist David Weir – who has won the London Marathon a record eight times – and two-time London Marathon winner Shelly Woods.

Each London borough, region and home nation has a Team Manager who is responsible for selecting a team to take part in the TCS Mini London Marathon championships. Please get in touch with the relevant Team Manager via the details below to find out more about qualifying. Some teams have information about their trials available now – click on the links in the Team column to find out more.

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_{* Please note there is no trial race. The team will primarily be selected on performances in Northern, National, Inter Counties (U13, U15, U17) and English Schools (Junior, Inter, Senior) Cross Country Championships and Northern 5K Road Championships (U15, U17 only). However, consideration will also be given to outstanding performances in other licensed events.}

Young athletes who use wheelchairs or have a physical or sensory impairment can take part in the TCS Mini London Marathon championships in the following categories:

• Under-14 Boys and Girls Wheelchair
• Under-17 Men and Women Wheelchair
• Under-14 Boys and Girls Ambulant
• Under-17 Men and Women Ambulant
  
  

Event criteria

• All wheelchair participants must be able to self-propel themselves over 2.6K within the time limit of 45 minutes
• Participants must wear a helmet and gloves and can either use a standard, sports or racing chair
• There will be opportunities for athletes to be fully classified before the race, which we would encourage you to do before you apply
  
  

How to enter

For further details on taking part in these categories, please contact Michelle Weltman, the TCS Mini London Marathon Wheelchair and Ambulant/Para Athlete Coordinator, at paraathletes@londonmarathonevents.co.uk.