Charlotte Purdue, Jess Warner-Judd and Samantha Harrison will also take place on September 7
Jack Roor will have a goal of combat books with Mo Farah, winning the large marathon of the Prime Minister of London on Sunday and Sunday on September 7.
Farah currently keeps a large number of victories for non-disabled men, three victories of which have chased in 2018, 2019 and 2022.
David Wayir, who also has the trio of the large half of his named after (2019, 2022 and 2023), is led by the wheelchairs of the elite men, where he will play the champion Johnboy Smith.
There is an accumulated field in the elite women’s race, including Charlotte pouch, which, like Vair and Farah, is three times the champion (2018, 2019, 2021), plus half of the world’s world and Samantha Harrison.
Warner-Judd, Britain, has introduced the 2021 Olympic Games, is the fourth fastest Brito, located at a distance of a marathon with the best personalities of 67. 06.
For Warner-Judd, the race will heat up on November 2 for the New York City Marathon of 2025, where he will make his marathon debut.
Although a large half of the great northern case in connection with the big northern case, the event attracted good records.
Other leading names in the elite women’s race include Rose Harvey and Clara Evans-Graham, which competed for the British for Great Britain and Abby Donelle, who was sixth in the sixth marathon.
In 2024, in 2024, Boston Marathon Champion Eden Reinbo-Cooper will face a strong internal field, which includes Jade Jones-Hall, which was sixth in this year’s London marathon.
The elite tribes make up a part of the large half community working festival, which has 25,000 people registered to participate in three measures of mass participation. The biggest half of the largest half of the United Kingdom, which allows you to increase the large mirage of children and families.
2025 Big half-elite fields (all GBR)
Elite Men’s notes
- Jack Rowe (Aldershot, Farnham & District AC, PB 61:08)
- Paulos Surafel (Thames Valley Harriers, WB 61:21)
- Dewi Griffiths (Swansea Harriers AC, PB 61:33)
- Adam Clarke (Aldershot, Farnham & District AC, PB 61:54)
- Mohamud Aadan (Thames Valley Harriers, WB 62:28)
- Ollie Lockley (Leeds City, PB 63:01)
- Green Ghebresilasie (Shetteston, PB 63:39)
- Jonathan Davis (Reading AC, PB 63:44)
- Tewelde Menges (Medway & Maidstone, PB 63:49)
- Alex Miln (Hercules Wimbledon, WB 64:51)
- Cole Gibbens (Tonbridge AC, PB 65:00)
- Jonathan Kornan (Hercules Wimbledon, WB 65:05)
Elite Women’s notes
- Jessica Warner-Judd (Blackburn, PB 67:06)
- Samantha Harrison (Mansfield, PB 67:08)
- Charlotte Purdue (Aldershot, Farnham & District AC, PB 68:02)
- Clara Evans-Graham (PONTYPRIDD, PB 69:00)
- Abbie Donnelly (Lincoln Wellington, WB 69:05)
- Rose Hard (Clapham Chasers, PB 70:02)
- Tessa McCormick (Vale Royal, PB 72:13)
- Heather Townsend (Leeds City, WB 73:21)
Elite Men’s Wheelchair Posts:
- David Way
- Johnboy Smith:
- Michael McCabe
- Josh Hikeybothom
- Xander Foster:
- Collection of same
- Liam alever
Elite Women’s Wheelchair Posts:
- Claudia Borro
- Jade Jones-Hall
- Joanna Robertson
- Eden rainbow-cooper
- LAUREN ROWLES
- Rosie Delap:
- Shanua bocquet
