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An in-depth look-back at the TCS London Marathon including leading results and masters achievements.
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At the Drake Relays, the pole vault was held in a shopping mall π₯
KC Lightfoot won the competition, clearing a height of 5.90m πΊπΈ
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Will we see more world record-breaking performances at the adizero Road to Records event in Germany this weekend? adidas Running
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Can Emile Cairess or Mahamed Mahamed emulate Eamonn Martin by winning the TCS London Marathon?
Plus, the remarkable David Picksley, rise of podium 5k road race and the confusion surrounding the marathon world record-holder's name.
Weekly blog via Jason Henderson
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A truly inspirational story π
At this past weekend's TCS London Marathon, 19-year-old Lloyd Martin became the youngest known person with Down's syndrome to complete it π¬π§
With his mum as his aide, the teenager finished the 26.2 mile course in 6:46:10 π«
πΈ TCS London Marathon
The fastest ever 800m by a British female 15-year-old athlete π₯
Over the weekend, Shaikira King ran an impressive 2:02.60 at British Milers' Club in Gillingham π₯
Only Phoebe Gill (2:01.50) and Jo White (2:02.0) are now ahead of King on the UK U17 800m all-time list π¬π§
πΈ Paul
Mary Keitany's women-only marathon world record had stood for seven years.
That was until Peres Jepchirchir smashed it in London, with the Olympic champion laying down a marker ahead of Paris 2024.
βοΈ Euan Crumley
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Swiss sensations Marcel Hug and Catherine Debrunner claimed the wheelchair titles at the London Marathon.
In his 25th consecutive year of the race, David Weir finished on the podium.
βοΈ Jasmine Collett
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Emile Cairess and Mahamed Mahamed finished third and fourth at the London Marathon.
It was one of the finest days for British male marathon running in a generation.
βοΈ Euan Crumley
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βThis is the biggest in my career.β
TCS London Marathon champion Alexander Mutiso Munyao reflects on a great win in London π₯
The Kenyan clocked 2:04:01 as he ran away from Bekele in the last 5km, who finished in 2:04:15 π°πͺ
ποΈ Euan Crumley