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She beat last year’s winner Jessica Warner-Judd by one minute 19 seconds, finishing in a time of 1hr 10mins 54secs.<\/p>\n
It was more than three minutes outside her best time for the course and well outside her British record for the distance of 1:05:43.<\/p>\n
But McColgan added: “I came into this race in a different place from previous years, coming back into training for the last four weeks, so fitness was always going to be my biggest concern.<\/p>\n
“I had fear over the broken toe, [so] I eased into it because of nerves and could really attack in the second half.”<\/p>\n
Britain’s Jack Rowe missed out on a record fourth consecutive victory in the men’s race, finishing in second place, 14 seconds behind Birchfield Harriers’ Kadar Omar Abdullahi, who won in a time of 1:01:51.<\/p>\n
Britain’s David Weir defended his title in the men’s wheelchair event, winning the race for the fifth time in its nine-year history in a new record time. <\/p>\n
The 47-year-old, who retired from Paralympic competition in 2024, knocked 45 seconds off his own record for the course, which he set last year, winning in 46:13. <\/p>\n
Eden Rainbow Cooper won the women’s event in 52:47 to defend her title. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n