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Virgin London Marathon 2010: Narrow StreetGot some race-day photos you'd like to share on runnersworld.co.uk? Then drop us a line at editor@runnersworld.co.uk and we'll add them to our Virgin London Marathon 2010 galleries.
Virgin London Marathon 2010: Mile 21Got some race-day photos you'd like to share on runnersworld.co.uk? Then drop us a line at editor@runnersworld.co.uk and we'll add them to our Virgin London Marathon 2010 galleries.
You've followed Triathlete's World Editor Alison's Marathon des Sables blog over the last week, and now she's back with some stunning pictures which show off the dramatic backdrop to this epic week-long desert race (and her bandaged feet...).
The RW forumites set up their annual Support Groups at Mile 17 (Mudchute). Piles of jelly babies are bagged to give marathon runners a boost, led by forumite Bouncing Barlist
The Runner's World Pace Team once again took to the streets of London in their quest to help you hit your marathon targets. Now find out if we snapped you en route. Many thanks to Kevin McGarry (www.kmcgarry.com) for supplying the images.
Before the main action gets underway, 39 club runners test the London 2012 Olympic marathon route at a 3:00 pace.
Every year the RW forumites gather at Mile 17 to cheer runners, provide encouragement and pass on chosen nibbles.Flick through the gallery of this year's support crew. Email us at editor@runnersworld.co.uk if you have any more snaps from the 2012 Virgin London Marathon.(Above) Th...
Torres del Paine, ChileA marathon journey, but Chilean Patagonia rewards with a runners’ paradise of granite spires, glaciers, lakes and possibly the occasional puma to motivate your speedwork.
Location: Carreg Cadno, WalesPhoto: Ian AldermanRunner: Damien ThomasThe experience: On the southern edge of Brecon Beacon National Park and at an altitude of 538m, the peak of Carreg Cadno sits above the once industrious brick-manufacturing village of Penwyllt in Powys. Carreg C...
