Eliud Kipchoge defeated returning champion Wilson Kipsang as well as world record holder Dennis Kimetto at the 2015 London Marathon. All three return in 2016, but who will take the top spot on the podium this year?

Eliud Kipchoge backed up his London Marathon victory with a win at the 2015 Berlin Marathon. He looks to extend his winning streak to the 2016 London Marathon.

A look into the training and determination of the world record holder, Wilson Kipsang.

Kenenisa Bekele wins the Paris Marathon in his debut marathon in a new Paris Marathon record of 2:05:02.

Kipsang discusses his world record run in Berlin and what motivates him still

Ghirmay Ghebreslassie, 19 years old from Eritrea, won the 2015 IAAF World Championships Marathon under extreme heat and humidity.

Kebede returns looking to defend his title, and earn his 3rd career London Marathon win

Dennis Kimetto runs a world record 2:02:57 to win the 2014 Berlin Marathon. Emmanual Mutai finishes runner-up in 2:03:13.

Kipsang won in 61:02.

Kipsang sets a new world record of 2:03:23 in Berlin. He looks to add to his achievements with a second London Marathon win.

Wilson Kipsang and his coach Renato Canovo share insights into the training and mindset that keep Kipsang at the top.

Highlights of the 2012 race, with saw Kipsang bests the most elite field ever for the win.

Footage of Wilson Kipsang and a large group of Kenyan athletes running a fartlek workout in Iten, Kenya.

In April of 2014, Eliud Kipchoge won the Rotterdam Marathon. This April, Kipchoge looks to add a London Marathon victory to his resume.

One athlete dominated two events, the 10,000M and the 5,000M at the 2008 Olympic Games. This athlete, Kenenisa Bekele has moved up to the marathon and looks to win the 2016 London Marathon.

Stanley Biwott discusses his win at the 2015 NYC Marathon and his goal to come back and win again.

Kenenisa Bekele competes against Haile Gebreselasie and Mo Farah at the half marathon distance with Bekele claiming the victory.

Craig Mottram once defeated Kenenisa Bekele, can Mottram return to glory at the 2016 London Marathon

Coverage and interviews on KTN Kenya of the Kenyan athletes returning home after a Kenyan sweep at the 2011 London Marathon for the men and a strong showing from the women.

In six years, Dennis Kimetto went from being a farmer to being a marathon world record holder. He hopes to retain his view from the top of the marathon world by winning the 2015 London Marathon.

Dennis Kimetto and Wilson Kipsang travel together to South Africa to speak to multiple teams and clubs about competing in the marathon at a world class level.

Mutai bests an impressive field and sets a new course record at the 2011 London Marathon, 2:04:40

Mutai’s 2:03:02 set a course record, but the downhill course and tailwind disqualifies the time as a world record

Highlights of the 2011 NYC Marathon, won by Geoffrey Mutai in 2:05:06

The footage also includes the rest of the elite Kenyan marathon team

Highlights of the 2011 London Marathoners life and career.

This video reviews Mutai’s humbling life in Kenya, his training regimen, and rise to the top of the distance running world.

Mutai adds Berlin to his list of conquered courses.

At only 19 years old, Tsegaye Mekonnen is the marathonw world junior record holder and a contender at the 2015 London Marathon.

Geoffrey Mutai shares what it is like to train without a coach on the dirt roads at high altitude.

Tigist Tufa won the 2015 London Marathon and returns to defend her title in 2016

Mary Keitany won the 2012 London Marathon and joins the elite field in chase of victory in 2016

Both 2015 NYC Marathon winners, Mary Keitany and Stanley Biwott, will look to remain marathon champions at the 2016 London maraton/

Florence Kiplagat showed fine form in winning the 2015 NYC Marathon in 2:23:33.

It took Mare Dibaba until the final 200 meters to pull away from her competitors to win the 2015 IAAF World Marathon Championships.

Mare Dibaba interview through a translater about her close victory at the 2015 IAAF World Championships Marathon.

Kiplaglat is one of only 4 women in the field with a sub-2:20 personal best. She is one to watch.

The 2011 Berlin Marathon champ is a favorite for 2013 London

Florence Kiplagat of Kenya wins the 2011 Berlin Marathon over Irina Mikitenko and Paula Radcliffe in 2:19:44.

Jeptoo details what makes a title defense different – and how’s prepared for Sunday’s race

Keny’as Edna Kiplagat outperforms an impressive roster of elite athletes to win the women’s race at the 2010 NYC marathon.

Race highlights of Edna Kiplagat of Kenya winning the gold medal at the 2011 World Championhips on a hot day in Daegu with a finishing time of 2:28:43.

Kenya’s Edna Kiplagat continues her run of strong performances by winning the 2011 Marathan World Championship

Footage of the 2010 Los Angeles Marathon. Edna Kiplagat dominated the women’s race to win in 2:35:38.

Intimate footage of accomplished distance runner Edna Kiplagat training in Kenya.

Edna Kiplagat prevails at the 2010 NYC Marathon, winning her first NYC marathon titles.

Burundian Olympian Diane Nukuri prepares for a podium finish at the 2015 London Marathon while training in Kenya.

The men’s race at the 2016 London Marathon has many of the best guys in the world. Listen to Dave Bedford’s thoughts on who are the men that stand a chance to earn the top spot on the podium.

The women’s race at the 2016 London Marathon includes returning champions and some of the fastest runners in history. Dave Bedford shares his insight on the elite women’s field.

Includes an interview with the elite Kenyan runner.

Kipsang reviews his historic performance and says he can do even better

Kipsang discusses how his preparation has paid off.

Eliud Kipchoge and Tigist Tufa are interviewed following their 2015 London Marathon victories. Both athletes return in 2016 to defend their title.

Tigist Tufa is interviewed and describes the crowd support in her 2015 London Marathon victory.

The race inside the race: who will be selected to represent Great Britain at this summer’s Olympic Games Marathon?

Olympic Silver Medalist in the marathon, Priscah Jeptoo, describes what she learns at the 2012 London Olympics and what her goals are for the 2013 London Marathon

Interview with Mary Keitany, Edna Kiplagat and Priscah Jeptoo – the latter two return for 2013.

Samuel Tsegay, or Eritrea, is interviewed after a silver medal at the 2014 IAAF World Half Marathon championships.

Ghirmay Ghebreslassie is interviewed after winning the 2015 IAAF World Championships Marathon under extreme heat and humidity.

Scott Overall is interviewed about what it was like to compete in “home field” of London at the 2012 Olympic Games.

Sonia Samuels enters the London Marathon as one of the fastest British women runners. Hear her story leading into last year’s London Marathon.

Scott Overall is interviewed about what his preparation for the 2016 London Marathon, which will serve as a selection for the 2016 RIO Olympic Games where he needs to finish among the top two British athletes.

The race within the race – the race for the 2016 RIO Olympic team for British athletes – is where Chris Thompson has the opportunity to make the Olympic Team. Listen to his interview prior to last year’s London Marathon.

Despite being able to compete in the Under 23 race, Callum Hawkins stepped up to the senior men’s race and claimed victory. Callum stepped up to the marathon distance with a successful 2:12 debut at the Berlin Marathon this fall and looks to qualify for the British Olympic team.

Defending champion and course record holder Emmanuel Mutai talks about Olympic selection, race strategy and preparation leading up to the 2012 London Marathon.

Emmanueal Mutai talks about his record-setting 2011 London Marathon title and future race plans.

Reigning NYC Marathon women’s champion Edna Kiplagat discusses her preparation for the 2011 London Marathon

Edna Kiplagat details her 2011 World Championship marathon win.

Priscah Jeptoo showed incredible composure in reeling in Edna Kiplagat and winning the 2013 London Marathon

The 2015 London Marathon highlights, including a farewell to Paula Radcliffe.

David Bedford has been involved with the London Marathon arguably more than anyone in history and he shares his top moments in London Marathon history.

Wakiihuri discusses his victory and how things have changed since he became the first Kenyan champ at the London Marathon

Video from the BBC archives of Paula Radcliffe’s 2002 London Marathon win, where she ran just 8 second off the world record in her debut marathon.

Martin Lel of Kenya sprinted to victory in the London Marathon in 2:07:41 to recapture the men’s title he won in 2005.

Sammy Wanjiru interviewed prior to the 2008 London Marathon discusses his determination to win, despite his lack of experience, and what he plans to do with his winnings.

The Elite men’s and women’s finishes at the 2009 London Marathon. Many of the same elite marathoners will be returning in 2012.

Kebede wins the 2010 London Marathon in 2:05:20

Coverage of 2011 London marathon, which saw Emmanuel Mutai set a new course record (2:04:40) and Mary Keitany outlast Liliya Shobukhova and Edna Kiplagat to post an impressive 2:19:19.

Video montage of the many sights and sounds of the 2011 London Marathon.

Wilson Kipsang bested a stellar field of runners in the 2014 London Marathon. He returns in 2015 to defend his title.

Wilson Kipsang and Edna Kiplagat won the 2014 London Marathon and they both return to defend their titles in 2015.

Interview with London Marathon Chief Executive Nick Bitel, who talks about the history of the charitable trust and the current programs benefitting the the greater London community.

Interview with Steve Cram where he discusses his preparation for covering the London Marathon.

Outrageous costumes (superheroes, look-a-likes, historical figures) worn during the London Marathon, for fun and/or charity.

The manager of the Hung, Drawn, and Quartered Pub talks about their preparation for the London Marathon and the annual Pub Competition.

Profile of the thirty-five World Records set at the 2011 London Marathon – including the most Rubik’s Cubes solved while running a marathon, among others.

The London Marathon Expo in pictures.

Race Director David Bedford describes the London Marathon course, in detail, with footage, illustrations, and notes about the race and London.

A detailed view, using Google Street View of the entire London Marathon course, with notations of locations and times.

Fast Forward Tour of the London Marathon course in 5 minutes.

View the London Marathon from above, in this detailed replication of the course, turn by turn.

A GoPro attached to the front of the women’s lead vehicle gives insight into the London Marathon course.

The 2009 Flora London Marathon from a runner’s vantage point. Experience the race!

Haile Gebreselassie shares advice on running the London Marathon in an interview from his home of Addis Ababa.

Promotional video of the London Marathon from race organizers, showcasing the many inspiring sights along the course on race day.

Dame Kelly Holmes discusses her reasons for running the 2016 London Marathon and her charitable fundraising efforts.

Tim Peake will run the digital version of the London Marathon from space.

One fans video tribute to the 35,000+ runners in the 2011 London Marathon.

British soldier wounded in Iran and told he would never walk again takes part in the London Marathon.

Interview with World Record Holder Paula Radcliffe, where she shares her London Marathon race day tips.

Racing tips for the London Marathon from British athletes and celebrities.

From Guiness Record holders to local celebrities, this video includes helpful (and playful) tips for the big day.

Reporter Alex Hyndman gets ready for the London Marathon. Footage of the previous race and video of runners prepping for the big day.