Many celebrities enjoyed their time on the London Marathon course, and DJ Adele Roberts set a course record.
Celebrities have crossed the finish line at the 2024 London Marathon, some of whom have set records for the course.
Radio 1's DJ Adele Roberts had a remarkable race, finishing in 3 hours 30 minutes 22 seconds, becoming the fastest woman in London Marathon history to complete the course wearing an ostomy bag. Just 18 months ago, Adele underwent life-saving surgery for her bowel cancer and spoke about her accomplishments today: When I was diagnosed with bowel cancer a few months ago, the NHS removed it and now I have a stoma.
“And after 12 months of chemotherapy, I am a testament to the NHS, friends and family who got me through this. I never imagined I would be a London Marathon finisher. I'm so proud of “I Called Stoma'' Audrey, and she ran so fast today that she set a personal record! ”
Former TOWIE star Mark Wright also set a new personal best, finishing in 3 hours 36 minutes 53 seconds. The former footballer was overjoyed with the goal and said of his own achievement: “This is my second time running the London Marathon and I've been trying to get a better time, but to be honest today was much harder than the last time. You should do that.” Paula Radcliffe's advice on sticking to your pace But I'm still here to encourage people to make healthy lifestyle choices. Take the kids for a walk, take the stairs instead of the elevator, or run an extra 1K. ”
BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin is used to starting her day early, and by running with her daughter and finishing in an incredible time of 5:35:05, she was once again reminded that mornings are best. I showed it. The 55-year-old said from the finish line. “The London Marathon is really tough, but it was a great experience. I ran it with my daughter to the end. It was her first marathon and I'm so happy to be able to run it with her.” We did it every step of the way. I ran to It brought tears to my eyes, but I am running for Move, which helps people get back to exercise after cancer. Thank you to everyone who sponsored us. ”
Waking up early to host BBC Breakfast is no easy task, but running the London Marathon is even harder. In an amazing bonding experience following knee surgery, the presenter ran alongside his beloved daughter, clocking an incredible time of 5:34:05.
Afterwards she said: “The London Marathon is really tough, but it was an incredible experience. I ran it with my daughter every step of the way. It was her first marathon and I am so happy that I was able to run it with her every step of the way. There were tears, but we're standing for a movement that helps people get back to exercise after cancer, and we'd like to thank everyone who sponsored us.”
Virgin Radio DJ Chris Evans completed his ninth London Marathon and although he was in high spirits at the finish line, he admits there's still plenty of room in the tank. He finished in 4 hours, 43 minutes, 51 seconds, and said afterwards: “I think we should do this twice a year, but it's great to be able to do it again in the spring.I had a little bit left in the end, but it felt good.'' ” he said. wonderful. “
Newsreader Sophie Roworth completed the London Marathon in an incredible time of 3 hours, 41 minutes and 39 seconds. This was despite the fact that she suffered an injury and was unable to train for five weeks in the run-up to her race. She was pleased with her efforts afterwards and said: “It was really tough. It never gets easier. It's my 11th London and 19th marathon. I had some calf problems and pushed myself a little too hard.”But I'm so glad I got through it. ”
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