Stars become for the 40th edition of young athletes because the next generation shows with Tom Webb and Isla McGowan
TCS Mini London Marathon is always an opportunity to remember, but this year’s performance is the 40th edition of the event, which helped to launch so many elite athletes.
Past winners – Paralympic Stars Hannah Cocker and David Wayir, 1500 m Medalist of Armenia Hunter-Bell and European 1500m Champion CIARA MAGAN enters the next generation and will hold many tears.
The element of mass participation has occurred since 2022, but, as always, there have been British road roads that take titles to the sharp end of fields as athletes. represented either their London neighborhoods or British regions.
The majority of the competitions of the 2.6 km course, which starts next to the horse’s parade and ends at the end of the Mall’s marathon, has been proven to be fierce competitive.
Before 17-year-old winners (LM Events)
The men’s races under 17, Joseph and Evan Girim, the first and second, after dramatic shock, in the age age group last year’s races.
This time, however, honors left for Tom Webb, Southwest athlete, 7. On the 19th house, the Hot’s Alistayr Street (7:20), while the scans were to reside this time for the bromlyee.
Like Olympic gold medalist Alex Yi, who is going to resolve his maiden marathon, Webb is a three-year-old champion of 3,000 m.
“When we walked around the final hair, he took it,” said Wales’ city athlete. “Two more people were able to leave a little skip, and I just managed to tube the other ladies.
“I’m really tangled. Last year I spent a good season, and it seems that it only climbs. I (mini marathon) did two years ago and reached the fourth to be disappointed, but now we have a victory. “
Katie Pye and Isla McGowan (LM Events)
Southeast Isla McGoyan won the women’s race with a new return with his friend and competitor with a lifetime training camp, and London defends mini-marathon champion Katie Pay.
The end of the European School Championships last year saw its end, last year the European Under-18 Championship is 1500 m silver medalist.
“I just came here to try my best,” McGoyan said. “I won these two years ago, and it was really close, so I’m happy because I won it again with the speedy finish.”
Freddie Gibson (LM Events)
The result of the races of the upturn to the 15-year-olds, Freddie Gibson, the Southern East, reached the pain, when he hit the line (7:40).
Medway and Maidstone judged the athlete in perfection and, just when Holmes could start passing the past, Gibson was very strong.
“It was brilliant for winning,” he said. “It simply came to our notice then. Each part of your feet hurts, and when I was so close to me, I’m more happy. “
Tulip Guest (LM Events)
The third time was successful for the guest of the winner of the southeast of the southeast, his time. At the time of 13.
“It’s my favorite race of the year,” said the guest of Aldersoth, Farnham and the district. “This is my third time in Mini. I came to the third last year and then I think he’s a really good coach.
Thomas Hastings (LM Events)
Resurrection areas are remembered for meetings meetings He conveyed the form of his good cross season, which included the challenge of the crossroads of Yorkshire and Leeds to win the roads.
YORKSHIRE AND HUMBERSIDE ATHLETE, running on Weisfield Region, were more than satisfied with a work done after the race in which he received a watch to Wales Do Phillips (8:18).
Hasting performance was strongly contrast 12 months ago, when he finished the 108th place.
“Last year I didn’t do it very well, so I just trained and trained and finally got my reward,” he said. “This week I really had stiffness in my calves, so I’m really relieved and I’ve ever done it.
Jessica Hide (LM Events)
The winning bigger margin came in the race of the final world championships, up to 13 girls, Jessica Hide, Yorkshire and have been improved since the last year at 8:42 winning time. Roni Kohoring of Western Midlands (8:58) completed the top three.
Harry CORNESS (LM Events)
Wheelchairs started the operation of the day and the boys and girls under the age of 14, who have 44-year-old boys and girls, who went to Tob’s silenc (8:55), respectively.
The 5th T54/54 tribes defeated Toby Richardson (7:25) and Niam. (9:59).
In the ambulance mini marathon, Josh Koghen (T61-64, 10:45) and Ella Richards (T20, 9:36) are over.
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