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London Marathon 2026: Record breakers and proposals in pictures
The 2026 London Marathon has seen records shattered and a record number of runners.
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theguardian.com
59,000 runners, 93,024 energy gels and £100m for charity: the London Marathon is booming
The prodigious growth of running clubs, fuelled by young women, has seen the popularity of the event sky-rocket
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bbc.com
London Marathon 2026 results: Sabastian Sawe makes history with first competitive sub-two-hour marathon
Sabastian Sawe makes history at the London Marathon as the first person to run a sub-two-hour marathon in a competitive race.
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tass.com
Kenya’s Sawe sets world marathon record, becoming first to break two-hour barrier
He completed the 42.195 km distance in 1 hour 59 minutes and 30 seconds
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huffpost.com
Spectators Stunned As Runner Shatters World Record: ‘The Goalposts Have Literally Just Moved’
Sabastian Sawe of Kenya has become the first person to break the fabled 2-hour barrier in the marathon in a huge moment in sports history.
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Sabastian Sawe Breaks Fabled 2-Hour Barrier In The Marathon To Shatter World Record By 65 Seconds
Sabastian Sawe of Kenya has become the first person to break the fabled 2-hour barrier in the marathon in a huge moment in sports history.
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London Marathon 2026: Record breakers and proposals in pictures
The 2026 London Marathon has seen records shattered and a record number of runners.
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World records, Daddy Pig and a proposal: London Marathon 2026 – in pictures
The London Marathon is run around the River Thames, over a flat course that starts in Blackheath and finishes on the Mall
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London Marathon hails ‘greatest day’ as Sawe breaks two hours and records tumble
The London Marathon’s organisers have hailed the “greatest day” in the event’s 45-year history after huge crowds watched Sabastian Sawe become the first man to shatter the…
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The two-hour marathon is done – but other records remain to be broken
World-firsts still up for grabs include swimming the Pacific, leaping 9 metres and holding your breath for 30 minutes