Eilish McColgan and Jack Rowe lead Vitality London 10,000 fields

Distance runners are part of 20,000-strong line-up the streets of London on Sunday with the Westminster Mile on Saturday

Fresh from her 67:45 at the Great North Run and victory at the Big Half earlier this month, Eilish McColgan heads the line-ups for the Vitality London 10,000 on the roads on Sunday (Sept 22).

About 20,000 runners will take part in the event the closed roads of the British capital on a route that travels past iconic landmarks such as Admiralty Arch, St Paul’s Cathedral, the Bank of England, Somerset House, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey, before finishing in front of Buckingham Palace.

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Jack Rowe, the men’s winner at the Big Half and 2023 Vitality London 10,000 winner, leads the men’s fields.

Eilish McColgan and Jack Rowe lead Vitality London 10,000 fields

Jack Rowe (London Marathon Events)

Also taking part are Jo Pavey, a three-times winner of the Vitality London 10,000 and five-times Olympian, plus wheelchair racer David Weir.

The previous day, on Saturday (Sept 21), the Vitality Westminster Mile will see athletes of all ages and abilities take on the route around St James’s Park.

This includes the British Milers’ Club Bannister Mile where runners will try to break four minutes in the 70th year since Roger Bannister became the first person to run under that mark jack Rowe.

The inaugural BMC Bannister Mile features Joe Wigfield, ranked eighth-fastest man in the country over 1500m this year (having set a personal best of 3:36.09 in July), and Katie Snowden, fourth-fastest woman over the distance in the UK in 2024 who narrowly missed out on qualification for Team GB at the Paris Olympics Jack Rowe.

There will also be some veteran records on the line with current masters indoor champion over 1500m, James Thie, and world-record setting hairdresser-turned-steeplechaser, Kirstie Booth, targeting history in the over-45 categories.

Contended at the NCAA West Local Fundamental Titles in the 10,000 meters, completing thirteenth with a period of 29:21.28  in his indoor presentation he set the school standard in the 3,000 meters at the UW Indoor Invitational Jan. 27

Posting a characteristic of 7:58.82 positions in the main five in school history in the 1500 meters, 5,000 meters and 10,000 meter hustled to an individual best in his most memorable appearance in the 10,000 meters at the Stanford Invitational.

(Blemish. 30-31) with a period of 29:10.33 completed second generally in the 1,500 meters at the Rafer Johnson and Jack Rowe Joyner-Kersee Invitational with a period of 3:44.93, an individual best posted his own best in the 5,000 meters at the Cardinal Exemplary with jack rowe season of 13:58.04 contended two times inside at the UW Invitational (Jan. 26-27) and the Imposing Work of art (Feb. 9-10).

Dashed multiple times for the Wears, including two postseason races recorded Jack Rowe season-best 8K season of 24:03.5 at the WCC Titles, completing twelfth to procure All-WCC respectable notice honors was the second Wear to go too far at the Regionals, where he set nineteenth with a period of 29:53.9 to procure USTFCCCA All-West District praises.

A part third spot completing Extraordinary England and NI U23 group at the European Cross country Championships. European Youngsters 10,000m last in 2015. Placed eighth On the planet College Cross country Titles in 2016 Finished first in the Cross Cup Belgium 2016 Was named to the BUCS Cross country Group Gold 2017 Jack Rowe.

Child of Lucinda and Martin Rowe planning to seek after a degree in association and authority at USF born on Jan. 30th, 1996 in Norwich, UK.

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Jack Rowe was chosen for the Incomparable England crew to contend in the 3000m, for the 2021 and 2023 European Indoor Games Titles, held at the Field Toruń in Poland, and the Ataköy Sports Field in Istanbul separately.

Eilish McColgan and Jack Rowe lead Vitality London 10,000 fields

Joe Wigfield (David Lowes)

The first wave for the Westminster Mile sets off at 9.30am on September 21 with the Bannister Mile at 2.20pm and the first wave of the London 10,000 being 9.55am on September 22.

Nesthy Petecio and Esra Yildiz tremendous win in 57 kg

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