The man, who has not been named, was given medical attention
immediately after finishing the race, but was pronounced dead at hospital. It
came after Olympic hero Mo Farah (top right), who made no secret this race was
the toughest test of his career, finished eighth.
He suffered in the last quarter as the step up to 26.2 miles
told. Kenyan world record holder Wilson Kipsang took the Virgin Money London
Marathon title in two hours, four minutes and 29 seconds. That was a course
record, with Farah, 31 - who could be persuaded that his future remains on
track rather than road - coming home four minutes back. Also pictured (bottom
right) is the ‘Wolverhampton Bobsled Team’.
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