WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

You can stake your claim for the London Classics if you have completed all three events in any order over any time period. So if you ran the London Marathon back in the Nineties and only got into long-distance cycling at RideLondon 100 recently, you’d still qualify for the London Classics if you took the plunge and swam two miles at Swim Serpentine this year.

You must also be aged 18 or over to take part in any of the events.

Whichever order you conquer your Classics in, the third event you complete will be extra special, as London Classics participants are awarded their medals in a special area after the finish of their final event.

HOW TO ENTER

There is no separate London Classics entry system, to earn a medal you will need to gain a place in each event separately. Full details of each entry process are available on the event websites.

• • The 2023 TCS London Marathon took place on Sunday 23 April and the deadline to apply to receive your London Classics medal at the event was midnight on Friday 14 April 2023. If you missed this deadline, you can apply for your London Classics medal now via the button below.

• • The 2023 Ford RideLondon-Essex 100 took place on Sunday 28 May and the deadline to apply to receive your London Classics medal at the event was midnight on Monday 8 May 2023. If you missed this deadline, you can apply for your London Classics medal now via the button below.

• • The 2023 Swim Serpentine two-mile events take place on Saturday 16 September and the deadline to apply to receive your medal at the event will be confirmed nearer the time. If you miss the deadline, you can apply for your London Classics medal after the 2023 Swim Serpentine via the button below.

When you have completed two of the three events that make up the London Classics, and have a confirmed entry for the third event, you are ready take the next step by applying for your London Classics medal and filling in your results for the first two events. Please get started via the button below.