Marcel Hug the unstoppable Silver Bullet makes it five in a row
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View the media library| Field | First | Second | Third |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elite Men's Wheelchair | Marcel Hug SUI (1:25:25) | Tomoki Suzuki JPN (1:26:09) | Jetze Plat NED (01:26:49) |
| Elite Women's Wheelchair | Catherine Debrunner SUI (1:34:18) | Susannah Scaroni USA (1:38:08) | Manuela Schär SUI (1:41:06) |
| Elite Men | Sabastian Sawe KEN (02:02:27) | Jacob Kiplimo UGA (02:03:37) | Alexander Mutiso Munyao KEN (2:04:20) |
| Elite Women | Tigst Assefa ETH (2:15:50) | Joyciline Jepkosgei KEN (2:18:43) | Sifan Hassan NED (2:18:59) |
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The London Marathon was first held on 29 March 1981.
More than 1.3 million people have taken part since 1981 with the millionth finisher in the history of the event crossed the line in 2016. Since 1981, the event has raised more than £1.3 billion for charity. This year's Official Charity of the Year is Pancreatic Cancer UK.
London Marathon Events passes its surplus each year through corporate Gift Aid its parent charity, the London Marathon Foundation. Since 1981, the London Marathon Foundation has awarded £110 million to more than 1,700 projects that inspire activity across the UK.
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