Nzama first Manx man & Nikki Arthur first Manx woman
Close to 30 took on the infamous London Marathon.
Out of the Manxies, Nhlanhla Nzama came in first in 2 hours 44 minutes 17 seconds, with Nikki Arthur finishing first of the women in a time of 3 hours 7 minutes 37 seconds.
A full list of results can be found below:
London Marathon Results
Nhlanhla Nzama 02:44:17
Shaun McEntee 02:45:21
John Quaye 02:51:25
Eamonn Farrell 02:55:25
Ste Quayle 03:07:32
Nikki Arthur 03:07:37
Becci Pate 03:14:33
Megan Thomas 03:14:47
Simon Bradley 03:14:54
Paul Sayle 03:20:29
Greeba Heard 03:50:50
Angela McCutcheon 03:53:02
Karen Smith 03:53:02
Andrew Bell 03:56:30
Nicola Bowker 04:03:40
Mike Garrett 04:07:31
Darren Hughes 04:07:48
Kathy Garrett 04:11:33
Sarah Vereker 04:29:24
Ian Hughes 04:40:40
James McDonald 04:52:59
Roisin Bolton (Cummins) 05:09:03
Edward Anderson 05:09:55
Beverley Broderick 05:19:15
Sally-Anne Wilson 05:42:55
Simon Gray 05:45:43
Charlotte Tucker 05:45:44
Michael Eaton 8:06:10
At the opposite end of the country another athlete successfully represented the Isle of Man in the Loch Ness Marathon.
Julian Corlett clocked a finish time of 4:10:47.
And in Germany, a number of Manxies competed in the German Centurion Walk.
Noel Ash and Chris Burn both achieved Centurion status on what was reported to be a tough and hilly multi-lap course at Bochum in the west of Germany.
Noel finished second, just over an hour down on the winner from the Netherlands Edwin Wijngaarden.
Chris was 13th man and 15th overall, just under 13 minutes inside the 24-hour cut-off for the event.
May Hooper, Mike Bonney and Stew Jones all gave it everything but were forced to retire.
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