Wigfield Clocks 3: 59.77 When Holly Dixon 4. 30 won women miles, a miles running in London.
Joe Wigfield ran to a sub-mile for the second year in a row, Wittenz Miles for Saturday (September 27).
25-year-old arrived 3. 59.77 in the BMC Bannister MILE, which completed the Westminster Mile Program of the Tribes.
Sam Erig was running in third place before Jan Crow, as well as 4:01.
Next to women Holly Dixon 4. On the 30th, he was in the entire line, ending Khaissa Mhlanga (4:35) and Lucy Armitage (4:35).
Wigfield said: “Yes, it was good to feel so fast with the trail.
Dickson said: “It was good.
“It’s going much faster (run central London course) I really prefer doing the way.”
In total, the 6535 finals of the Westminster Mile races have been the most since 2019, as families have entered into force on some recognizable names of partnership, film and television.
The wave of the head coach of the body was headed by the body coach, Joe Gix, because he finished one mile with his family. Sir Alastown Cook, Captain of the Former English Cricket, ran with the Ruth Straye Foundation, while TV person Rachel Rily ran with his children with children of cancer with the British children.
Elaine Rayner, Elaine Raynity Westminster Mile Vitymential Vity.
“Positive vibrations, which have been taken to the Green Park Viability Festival, where participants and passers-by joined such celebrations.
On Sunday, 10,000 London will see about 20,000 people from the Central London roads, enjoying the beautiful surroundings of St. Paul’s Temple, Westminser Abbey, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace.
London 2012 Olympic champion Jess Ennis-Hill will take place at 9 am. From 30, Jelsh McLugan, who is going to record a record third victory.
