The London Marathon arguably takes centre stage for endurance sport this weekend, and will no doubt attract a lot of triathletes taking part. Jade Jones-Hall is lining up having just returned from her medal winning success on the Gold Coast. There’s an age group qualification event this weekend, as well as Challenge Mogán-Gran Canaria 70.3.

London Marathon

The Elite Wheelchair Races, which include Jade Jones-Hall start at 8:55am, elite women at 9:15am, followed by the elite men at 10am. Jones-Hall has only just returned from the Gold Coast, where she won T54 marathon bronze. Sir Mo Farah is targeting the British record of 2:07:13, set in 1985. Coverage starts at 8:30am on BBC One.

2019 ETU Standard Distance Duathlon Qualifier (Draft Illegal)

Sunday gives Age Group athletes a second chance to qualify for the 2019 ETU Standard Distance Duathlon. Competitors will be in Stockton as they take on the fast and flat town centre course.

To learn more about championships and qualifying, please visit here.

Challenge Mogán Gran Canaria

This race grabbed headlines last year as Alistair Brownlee made a winning middle-distance debut and Emma Pallant scored a victory of just six seconds over Lucy Charles. There’s a good quality field again this year, but just one Brit, Tom Davies, taking part. Davies, who competes for Race Hub, has competed in ETU Cup events and won over this distance in Bala last season and in 2016. He goes up against 2017 IRONMAN World Champion, Patrick Lange (GER).

Elite athletes: Thomas Davis

Full start lists can be found here.