Track me!

Download the app and you'll see my progress during London Marathon on Sunday 3rd October:

Available for Android or iPhone from: https://www.virginmoneylondonmarathon.com/the-event/the-official-app

You can search via my name or Bib no. 3458. Exciting! You may also need to know:

  • My Start colour: BLUE (there will be 3 start funnels - colour coded)
  • My Start wave: 17
  • My Start Assembly Area arrival time: 09:56
  • My Start wave opens: 10:31 - 10:46 
  • My Start time: 10:49 - 10:52
  • I'm aiming to complete within 5 hours 30 so hope to finish between 4:15 & 4:30
  • The app gives a map of the route and mile markers

Thanks to all the sponsorships so far.

If you would still like to sponsor me please see my 4 charities and why I chose them here: https://keepcraigrunning.blogspot.com/2021/02/keep-craig-running-announcement.html


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