London Marathon 2023: Mahamed Mahamed First Brit Over the Line in Hot Capital Run
London Marathon 2023: Mahamed Mahamed First Brit Over the Line in Hot Capital Run
A record-breaking 56,000 runners took to the streets of London for the 2023 London Marathon on a hot Sunday, with Great Britain’s Mahamed Mahamed becoming the first British athlete to cross the finish line.
Mahamed Mahamed’s Historic Run
“It’s tough out there, I was really enjoying it after halfway but then it got tougher. I did really enjoy it, though, it’s definitely a dream for me to be the first Brit home in the London Marathon, the crowd really pushed me,” Mahamed said.
Mahamed Mahamed, who finished the race with a time of 2:11:32
Alexandra Burke Among Celebrities Participating
Singer Alexandra Burke, who said she was running for her mum, completed the marathon. “It’s very emotional running here. All that training and hard work feels like it was worth it. The highlight for me was crossing the line,” she shared.
Challenging Day for Joel Dommett
Presenter Joel Dommett faced a tough time during the marathon, but he still finished the race despite fainting on route.
London Marathon Organizers Praise Participants
“Whether you crossed that Finish Line or helped friends and family along the way with your support, you all helped make our 45th edition one to remember. There is nowhere like London,” an organiser said.
Best Moments from the London Marathon 2023
Elite Women’s Megertu Alemu reaches halfway mark
Runners reach the Cutty Sark
Masses cross Tower Bridge
Sabastian Sawe claims victory
Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa wins women’s race
London Marathon 2023: Key Facts
- The London Marathon 2023 took place on a hot day in the capital city with a record 56,000 runners participating.
- Mahamed Mahamed became the first British athlete to cross the finish line, with a time of 2:11:32.
- Singer Alexandra Burke also completed the marathon, running for her mum.
- Presenter Joel Dommett faced a tough time during the event but still finished the race.
- Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa was the winning woman, and Sabastian Sawe was the first man home.
What’s Next for the London Marathon?
Organizers and officials are already looking ahead to the next edition of the London Marathon, with plans underway to make the event even more memorable and inclusive. Stay tuned for more updates!
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