Hannah and Rich look back at a busy weekend of marathons - including a second successive win for Hawi Feysa and a statement victory for Amos Kipruto, after Jacob Kiplimo looked to ignite the men’s race.
There’s discussion on Catherine Debrunner’s wheelchair world record, and we look back at a win for Eliud Kipchoge - his first in three years - after the 41-year-old greatest of all time broke the course record in Melbourne.
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Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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