Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
1
2:27:59
Ryan Hogan
M34
2
2:29:20
Shane Boxall
M30
3
2:30:12
Michael Sandiford
M29 FORDY RUNS
4
2:39:01
Brad Balaban
M46 Sarah Bishop
5
2:42:45
Chris Ingram
M36
6
2:42:53
Paul Gabie
M44 Pardon Ndhlovu
7
2:44:07
Will Boardman
M38 Tom Black
8
2:45:34
Fyra Tracer
M38
9
2:49:12
Lee Taylor
M47 PW Performance Coaching
10
2:49:26
Adam Revill
M43 Adaptive Trainer
12
2:51:04
Jeremy Yen
M29
13
2:53:42
David Barton
M43 Adaptive Trainer
14
2:54:57
Mark Tomkinson
M51
15
2:57:35
Oscar Herrero
M43 Sebastián Castro, Adrian Romero
16
2:58:00
Ross Ramsay
M36
17
2:58:56
Kat Mayer
W24
18
2:59:34
Tom Spooner
M41
19
3:02:32
Addie Ryan
W32
20
3:03:59
Ken Kwong
M49
21
3:06:45
Linda Atri
W36
22
3:09:39
Cedrick Mampuru
M47
23
3:09:51
Taylor Abrams
W36 Stefanie Flippin
24
3:09:59
Billy Chow
M44
25
3:10:53
Dani K.
W34
28
3:14:47
Robby Trosan
M30
29
3:14:51
Lee Brotherhood
M38
30
3:15:12
David Leibowitz
M50 Adaptive TrainerRace Details
London, United Kingdom
Distance Marathon
252 Running
Avg. VDOT finish times 3:53:53
The TCS London Marathon is one of the world's most prestigious marathons, held annually in London, United Kingdom. It attracts elite athletes, charity runners, and amateurs from all over the globe, following a route through iconic London landmarks including Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, and the River Thames.
Course Terrain 
The course is mostly flat and paved, traversing central London streets and passing through well-known areas such as Greenwich, Canary Wharf, and the City. The terrain is ideal for both elite competition and mass participation.
Elevation Changes
The elevation profile is considered very flat with minimal elevation changes, making it a fast course suitable for personal bests.
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