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Please check your local listings for more detailed information. National and regional variations have been included in this list where possible. Sunday, 4 OctoberĠ7:00-10:00 - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and mobile appĠ7:15-15:20 - Connected TVs, BBC Sport website and mobile app (uninterrupted coverage)ġ0:00-13:00 - BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and mobile appġ2:45-13:15 - BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and mobile app - A Wright Marathon Workout with Mark Wrightġ3:00-15:20 - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and mobile appĢ3:35-00:35 - BBC Two (00:00-01:00 in Northern Ireland)Ġ3:00-12:00 - BBC Red Button (repeat) National and regional variations Times are subject to change at short notice.

Five stories of virtual London Marathon runnersĪll times BST.

If you are taking part in the virtual London Marathon, send us your pictures and stories using the hashtag #bbcmarathon on Twitter external-link or Instagram. In the wheelchair races, which start on BBC Two from 13:00 BST, British Paralympic great David Weir will be aiming for a record ninth win in the men's event, with course record holder Manuela Schar attempting to follow up her 2019 success in the women's race.īBC Sport's live text commentary page will cover all of the day's events and we want you to get involved across social media. Over on BBC One from 10:00 BST, world record holder Eliud Kipchoge aims for a fifth title, while Mo Farah will help with the pacemaking in the men's race. Cricket Wireless is powered by AT&T's National 4G LTE. AT&T is powered by AT&T's National 4G LTE Network. With no contract you can get some of the cheapest cell phone plans shopping for a deal with MVNO's like AT&T and Cricket Wireless. Gabby Logan hosts eight hours of live coverage, with commentary from Steve Cram and Andrew Cotter.Ĭoverage of the elite women's race gets under way on BBC Two at 07:00 BST, with defending champion and world record holder Brigid Kosgei of Kenya hoping to set a new world's best time. AT&T plans start at 75 and Cricket Wireless plans start as low as 30. For 45,000 non-elite runners from around the world, a '24-hour virtual London Marathon' will also be held so participants can still take part in the day.

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