The London Marathon set a new record this year with 56,000 participants tackling the 26.2-mile route. Noteworthy moments included Mahamed Mahamed as the first Brit to finish, expressing gratitude for the crowd's support. Celebrity competitors like Alexandra Burke shared emotional experiences, running in memory of loved ones. Despite challenges, such as Joel Dommett fainting mid-race, the overall atmosphere was celebratory. Organisers praised the community spirit, encouraging participants to consider joining in future races, with registration for 2026 now open. The event cemented its status as a beloved London tradition brimming with inspiring stories.
The London Marathon showcased a record 56,000 participants, highlighting inspiring stories, such as Mahamed Mahamed finishing first among Brits, and emotional moments from celebrity runners.
It’s tough out there, I was really enjoying it after halfway but then it got tougher... the crowd really pushed me on a lot. - Mahamed Mahamed
It's very emotional running here. We were running for our mum... All that training and hard work feels like it was worth it. - Alexandra Burke
Whether you crossed that Finish Line or helped friends and family along the way, you all helped make our 45th edition one to remember. - Organiser
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