Brighton has been transformed into a festival of running today (Sunday 6 April) as thousands of people take part in the Brighton Marathon and Brighton & Hove 10K while thousands more have lined the streets to cheer them on.
Sabastian Sawe soared away from the greatest ever men’s marathon field to keep the coveted TCS London Marathon elite men’s crown in Kenyan hands with a commanding display of road running reminiscent of compatriot Eliud Kipchoge in his masterful prime.
The Bath Half and CoppaFeel! are really excited to have Dermot O’Leary back running the Bath Half for Team Boobs after taking part with pal & fellow patron of the charity, Greg James back in 2013 and for the first time in 2012.
In 2025 the Vitality London 10,000 will showcase the rise in the number of female runners in the UK. Here we will tell some of the stories of those who have been inspired to take on the challenge of running 10K.
Paul Pollock is a well-established and extremely experienced long-distance runner who has competed on the highest stage in sport, the 2016 Rio Olympics. The 33-year-old balances his running career with his other life as an emergency medicine doctor in the NHS.
Just ten months after their wedding, Sean Scanlon’s wife, Zoe, was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer at the age of 30. Now Sean is running for Zoe, for Prevent Breast Cancer, and for every young woman whose life might one day be saved by earlier breast cancer detection.