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I can explain that slip up! :smile: I was working on a 2:10:00 finish time but the winner came in at 2:29:07 which is a normal time for Brighton. Better early than late.

it's mile 16 and a 5" mile pace will get them there at 11:05, so be by the Foghorn by 11. I reckon 11:07 but you wouldn't want to miss them.

Looks like @Triggaar protested in London with the Marathon Contractors. Shouting abuse at the official pacer. Could do a job at BM 2020? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-48125731

My club Arena80 runners are saying there was up to 30 seconds added to some of their actual watch times. They have a contact to have their times amended. For your friend he should just accept the sub 4. From the Arena site Yes, complain about it here...

PTSD can hit you any time. I know.

Bad luck that but good she crossed the line. I always try to avoid the camber and follow the most level part of a course. It could be that or more likely the mileage accumulation from training suddenly tiring the legs. I’ll be wincing around Harvey’s pubs in Lewes all afternoon. I’ll need a few...

You’re walking on glass here, Trig, or running on glass as you may prefer. I was running it until thighs started to go and walked 7 miles from the King Alfred. I’m not old or unfit. I finished in under 5 hours. Maybe you should get on the Prom next year and counteract all the positive vocal...

I finished again but I didn’t run it but 8 marathons done now. You need to do one.. ...to understand.

Where is your station in New Church Road Marshall? Well done to you and all other volunteers. Wrap up warm.

Better channel that adrenaline or it will be another 40” for the first 5 miles. �� Hard to think dazzer6666 is still running after starting at 8pm last night!.

Best to know what you’re wearing in advance. See you all there!

Enjoy the day Steve Foster and everyone else. Will be my 6th one. Ran for the Martlets Hospice the first time and once again this year. Each year it coincides with the anniversary of my Mum seeing out her last days under their wonderful care in 2011. Raised £900 this year thanks to a NSC...