2022 The world’s closed 3000 m Bronze medalist INSTAGRAM said that last year he will not be able to compete with his 26.2 miles.
Mark Scott has been forced to leave in 2025 due to the London Marathon due to knee injury.
The British athlete, who finished eleventh times in the last year, was injured during training and did not feel that he was ready to compete with this year’s event.
It is continuous in his knees, Scott decided to focus on a full recovery to compete during the summer.
Scott at his Instagram said: “The course was going well.
“Weeks later, it was still worried about, regardless of the fact that the intervention did not solve our skipped course.
“I know I’m capable of fast marathon, somewhere there and I hope I can prove this for this summer.
Scott was its debut in the 2024 marathon of 26.2 miles at 2:11 19. 19, putting him as a third British, Email Cores and Mahhamed Mahhamed. Since then, he has not competed in another marathon.
During the debut, he had his sights at the Olympic qualifying round 2:08:10 But how did he say? Time Last yearIt was a performance “forget and move on.”
Scott presented the UK at the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo as both 5,000 m and 10,000 m. Next year, he crumbled the European closed European post in Boston. 57.08 Clock clock and demand bronze medal in 3000 m in the world closed world championships.
MARC SCOTT (DAVID Hewitson)
At the beginning of this season, Scott appeared in excellent shape, which operated at 61:00 in Barcelona, just shy from his best personal best.
The calling with him is a similar decision of Catire, which overall completed the third in the 20244 marathon in London and passed the fourth at the distance of the Paris Olympics. He went out in February due to the injury to the continuous ankle.
The card made his own marathon debut in the 2023 marathon of London, where he finished the sixth of the sixth. 08. 07, setting a new record for the Debut of the Fastest British Marathon.
EMILE CAIRESS (LM Events)
The 27-year-old children continued to make the chair in London’s Marathon at 2:06:46, forcing him to the fastest British British marathon in history.
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