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Press Release - London Marathon - 12/16/24

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    Olympic triathlon champion Alex Yee making TCS London Marathon debut

Joining you on the Start Line will be Olympic triathlon gold medallist Alex 
Yee, who is making his 26.2-mile debut at the 2025 TCS London Marathon on 
Sunday 27 April. 

The 26-year-old Brit, who has won four Olympic Games medals for triathlon, 
is no stranger to competing in elite athletics, after racing for Great 
Britain on both the track and cross-country. 

But the TCS London Marathon will be his most high-profile athletics race to 
date and the born-and-bred Londoner cannot wait to experience an event that 
has always been high on his to-do list. 

Yee, who raced the Mini London Marathon five times during his junior 
career, said: "Committing to the TCS London Marathon for me was a 
no-brainer. It is an event that has given me so many memories. London 
Marathon day has been such a big part of my life growing up. I remember 
racing the Mini London Marathon multiple times as a young athlete and it 
was one of my biggest and most exciting races of the year. Taking part in a 
full marathon has always been an itch I've wanted to scratch and there 
isn't any another place than London that I would want to start that 
journey. 

"I will be focusing my training over the coming months on the marathon and 
am looking forward to seeing what I can do over the 26.2 miles. I am sure 
that once again the TCS London Marathon will include the best marathon 
runners from around the world and across the UK and I'm just looking 
forward to seeing how I fare in their company." 

Yee won the individual Olympic gold medal at last summer's Paris Games in 
memorable fashion, closing a 12-second gap on Hayden Wilde of New Zealand 
in the final 3K to take a famous victory. It meant he went one better than 
the Tokyo Olympic Games where he finished with the silver medal. He was 
part of the gold medal-winning Great Britain triathlon team in Tokyo and 
the bronze medal-winning team in Paris. 

The full elite field will be announced in the new year. 

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