Cooperation 10,000 Meemth breaks Scottish record in London, and Rose Harvey also provides top 10th place
There was a mixture of help, frustration, pain and excitement for Jelush McColgan after he won the British Women’s Marathon title and broke the Scottish record in London (April 27). However, the predominant emotion was the satisfaction that he finally managed to compete 26.2 miles away.
In 2023, competing in London, the injury made the cooperation to stop the plan to stop that plan, and it had taken it so far so that he could walk to the starting line.
Race Day has not completely gone as planned, and McColgan admitted that the price will pay for a very fast installation, while the battle was also in battle. However, he used the encouragement of a huge crowd at the end of the end of the finish line, the clock 2:24:25A number
This meant that the 34-year-old had reached two targets of his pre-election race.
(LM Events)
“It was a lot, very hard run,” said McKolgan, who was half70. 44. “I got a little hot and I paid the price for that. There is a lot to learn, but I can call me a marathon runner, so I’m really proud.
“It’s planned two years later. We intended to be here in 2023, and I started a starting line.
“I came a little hidden, but I was just desperate that I was in the beginner’s line, and I didn’t want to make the same mistake again, then not to do.
ROSE HARVEY (LM Events)
McKolgan hopes that this will be the first to be the first of many marathons, now the focus is now on the roads, not on the path, and this debut gave him a very clear idea.
“I know that there are many more work to do, and my quarters have been confiscated very early today,” he added. “I think there are much more air conditioning and longer answers in my future, but it’s a good step.
“I was a little disappointed how I feel through half. I felt quite rough, even through the first 10 km, which surprised about 20 miles away.
“There were some outline moments when I was not sure I would get (a Scottish record), but I’m a little disappointed in terms of time. bad for my first effort. “
Phily Bowden (LM Events)
Rose Harvin was behind McColgan at the British Battle, which was the second fastest time of the clock, with the ninth 2:25:01. The Philli’s bowel was the 11th 2. 30 o’clock at 2 o’clock. 30 o’clock at 2 o’clock. 39 o’clock at 2 o’clock. 39 in his marathon debut. After injuries, when he was forced to skip the Olympics in Paris, this time the calf problem forced Charlotot’s sweat to halfway beyond the one who had reached 1. In 38.
To the question whether he influenced the hot conditions, McColgan added. “I’m used to training. thought. “
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