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Weynay Ghebresilasie on the UK Champs podium in London<\/strong> (photo by Thomas Lovelock for London Marathon Events)<\/strong><\/p>\n London Marathon Results<\/a><\/p>\n The Scottish Record was broken and precious British medals claimed, too, at the TCS London Marathon<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Weynay Ghebresilasie<\/strong> went sub 2:07 to clock 2:06.59 and set a new mark for Scottish men.<\/p>\n The Shettleston Harriers athlete, who is supported by Joma, was 13th<\/sup> in the Elite Men\u2019s race and took third in the British race to land a UK Championships bronze medal as well as Lindsays Scottish Championship gold.<\/p>\n Eilish McColgan<\/strong> took the British and Scottish gold medals with her run of 2:24.51. That was just outside her Scottish Record last year but one place better as Eilish finished in seventh in the Elite women\u2019s race.<\/p>\n In the Elite Men\u2019s Wheelchair Race, there was a 15th<\/sup> place finish for Sean Frame<\/strong> in 1:37.07. That made Sean the third British athlete in that race.<\/p>\n It really was a remarkable occasion in London with ideal conditions leading to Records and PB performances from elite athletes to the mass race with 59,000 people lined up to start.<\/p>\n Sebastian Sawe<\/strong> headed them all and broke the magical two hour mark for the first time with World Record 1:59.30.<\/p>\n The Kenyan thus repeated his TCS London Marathon win from last year \u2013 read more about the Scottish connection to Sebastian via well-known coach, Colin Thomas.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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