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Story summary
- Sabastian Sawe ran 2:00:11, beating Kelvin Kiptum's 2023 record by ten seconds and eclipsing Eliud Kipchoge's unofficial sub-two-hour mark.
- Sawe's 2:00:11 victory and Tigst Assefa's 2:15:41 win in London await ratification.
- Ideal weather helped leaders maintain world-record pace through the 10-kilometre point.
- Mahamed Mahamed became the first British man to finish, placing tenth in 2:06:14.
- Marcel Hug and Catherine Debrunner each won their wheelchair divisions, finishing in 1:23:13 and 1:38:29.
