London Marathon will wait for guidance on trans athletes before making changes
- The London Marathon will wait for guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission and Sport England regarding transgender athletes after a Supreme Court ruling clarified definitions of 'woman' and 'sex' under equality laws.
- Race director Hugh Brasher stated that the current rules allow self-identification for mass race participants, while elite and championship entries are restricted to females at birth.
- Over 56,000 participants are expected in the 2025 London Marathon, aiming to raise millions for charity, while the organization considers potential policy changes regarding transgender athletes.
- Brasher described the issue as 'complex,' emphasizing the importance of both inclusivity and protecting women's rights in competition.
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