- Eilish McColgan returns to top spot in Vitality London 10,000 after triumph in 2022, running 31:36
- Jack Rowe storms to defence of his 2023 crown in 29:14
- David Weir is the first man across the line in the men’s wheelchair race, with Martyna Snopek taking women’s wheelchair crown
Eilish McColgan returned to the streets of London in triumphant fashion as she added a second Vitality London 10,000 title to her resume.
The Scot, who is the British record holder for the 10K distance, raced home to win in 31:36, ahead of Lucy Reid (32:17) and Lily Partridge (32:37).
In the men’s race, Jack Rowe defended his title in 29:14. Seyfu Jamaal was second (29:42) and Tewelde Menges was third (29:55).
In the wheelchair races, David Weir marked his first race since announcing his retirement from Great Britain competition by winning in 22:13. Michael McCabe was second (25:32) and Illias Zghoundi was third (30:03).
In the women’s wheelchair race, Martyna Snopek took victory in 38:37 ahead of Erin O’Flaherty (39:50).