Kenya's Joyciline Jepkosgei wins LondonMarathon women's race while Ethiopia's Sisay Lemma wins the men's race
The London Marathon returned to normality for the first time since 2019 after being held without amateur runners or spectators last year due to Covid-19 restrictions.
But this year more than 40,000 amateur runners joined the elite athletes in covering the traditional 26.2-mile course from Blackheath, southeast London, to The Mall, which leads to Buckingham Palace. The elite women set a ferocious early pace, completing the first 10 miles in 52min 10sec and threatening the women-only world record set in London in 2017 by Kenya's Mary Keitany.
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