London Marathon 2026 (scroll down for the answers)
Today’s London Marathon was not just another sporting event; it was a piece of athletics history unfolding in the heart of the capital. Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe won the men’s race in _________ astonishing 1:59:30, becoming the first athlete ________ run an official marathon in under two hours. In the women’s race, Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa _________ another remarkable performance, winning in 2:15:41 and setting a new women-only world record.
But the London Marathon is never just _________ elite runners. From Greenwich to The Mall, the streets were packed with cheering crowds, homemade signs, brass bands and excited families shouting encouragement. The atmosphere was electric: part world-class race, part street festival.
_________always, fancy dress gave the day its wonderfully British sense of humour. Among the serious club runners were people dressed as animals, superheroes, giant food items and charity mascots, __________ determined to complete 26.2 miles while raising money for good causes. Time Out had predicted huge crowds and hundreds of fancy-dress fundraisers, and London _________ not disappoint.
By the finish line, the event felt both historic and very emotional: a celebration of endurance, generosity and London’s unmatched ability to turn a race _________ a city-wide party.
Today’s London Marathon was not just another sporting event; it was a piece of athletics history unfolding in the heart of the capital. Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe won the men’s race in ___AN____ astonishing 1:59:30, becoming the first athlete __TO____ run an official marathon in under two hours. In the women’s race, Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa __GAVE___ another remarkable performance, winning in 2:15:41 and setting a new women-only world record.
But the London Marathon is never just _ABOUT___ elite runners. From Greenwich to The Mall, the streets were packed with cheering crowds, homemade signs, brass bands and excited families shouting encouragement. The atmosphere was electric: part world-class race, part street festival.
__AS__always, fancy dress gave the day its wonderfully British sense of humour. Among the serious club runners were people dressed as animals, superheroes, giant food items and charity mascots, _ALL_____ determined to complete 26.2 miles while raising money for good causes. Time Out had predicted huge crowds and hundreds of fancy-dress fundraisers, and London _DID__ not disappoint.
By the finish line, the event felt both historic and very emotional: a celebration of endurance, generosity and London’s unmatched ability to turn a race _INTO__ a city-wide party.
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