Time not givenBrilliant, Amazing - just the very best marathon in the world for sure.   I can say that because this was my 11th London Marathon and compared to other big city marathons that I've also run (including New York) this race wins hands

16 to ease off and enjoy the last 10 and I definitely did that... I can't wait to do the New York Marathon now!!Index of all quotesNext quote

can do it then anyone (apart from my dear Nana!) can. It was so good that I've entered New York in November and plan to do Paris next April. All three in a year!Simonlala, 4:52 -->What concerned me about the first three miles was my heart rate. I

running all that way and no medal at the end... at least I had mine before lost it!!Keep on running Harry, 4:07This was my second FLM and I beat last year's time by 19 minutes - and a six-minute improvement on New York as well. It was an utterly fantastic

would lose. I had anticipated that the crowds would thin out but they didn't seem to at all. My three goals were to achieve 3:50, finish strongly and to run the whole thing without hitting the wall. Two out of three ain't bad. New York, anyone? Ian

of last year. At the finish I vowed ‘never again’ but New York sounds great fun and my charity, the Myasthenia Gravis Association have just informed me that they have reserved a place for me for the 2006 FLM. Perhaps their enthusiasm has something

I was forced out with a knee injury. 'No worries,' I thought, 'I'll do New York instead.' Again I had to withdraw - the physio had failed to diagnose periostial tugging, and my left shin was "one middle distance run from breaking".So my early winter