This year we have seen more women aged over 70 collect their Six Star medal than ever before. Whether they are superwomen like Denise Amaral who collected her third Six Star medal in London or Gina Little who completed her Six Star journey on her way towards completing her 602nd marathon. (She’s probably done more since, we need to check in with her and get an update!)
It shows that age is no barrier to achieving something you set out to do. The drive and determination that these women and many others like them show is an inspiration to all of us whether we are striving to get a place at that last race or just looking back on completing your first marathon.
Other news
Insights from a Six Star Finisher: Your guide to the TCS London Marathon
Running London? Six Star Finisher and running coach Kristyn R. Smith has some advice on how to get the best out of your weekend in the English capital.
Episode 86: How To Get Into Every Major
The question everyone wants to know: just how do I get a bib for any of the Majors? We’re joined by a Majors veteran, Rob Dalto, to talk us through all the ways you can earn your place at one of the Abbott World Marathon Majors.
Shanghai Marathon passes stage one of candidate assessment
Shanghai Marathon will now proceed to the second stage of the candidacy process in its attempt to join the series.
