Everything about these guys for me (I was 12/13 when this happened) epitomises being a British person. They’re just so so awesome and I still watch the race and the documentaries about it. It was so special and to this day I still love it so much!

Quite hard to hear the interviews with the athletes

Congratulations to Rory, incredible achievement, literally the best of British. Take a bow sunbeam

I loved watching Crammy as a kid at his peak in the 80's and was also a big fan of Steve Ovett. I didn't warm to Coe to quite the same degrees though he was a brilliant athlete. Now a real pleasure to listen to Steve's commentary.

Alfred vc é inspiradora.

I would love for Molly to get 5.0 meters this year.

Congratulations to Rory, a really great performance, he’s a superb ambassador for the sport and clearly worked very hard to achieve his goals and the record. Looking forward to see him race in 2025. 🇬🇧

Is it okay to take with caffeine?

Stop hating in flo jo she's the best female sprinter of all all time

Jakob is better

My god marry me Molly🙏🙏🙏

Keely is a great inspiration to us all.

How on earth can a chanel with 10k subscribers have such poor sound quality? Sure there was great interview in amongst the background noise somewhere

Well done Paula Keep doing what your Great at Doing. Best of luck in the Marathon.Start Slow and Finish Faster 🙂👍

Well done Polly. Safe walk yourself and keep the faith. You are a good man And be careful Bye for now No she's doing not too bad now and it's great to see her still walking past all the men after so all

I’m sure running a SUB3 is still easy for her at 51

You get the chance to interview a legend, with worse than amateur video production.

The bloody backgound noise...........

Hello

❤❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Awesome!

Fantastic athlete who did Britain proud. A true champion. She looks great at 51.👏

Paula is not just a wonderful person and athlete, she is a top notch race commentator. I am thankful for the countless hours I have enjoyed, listening to Paula and Steve Cram.

There are 7 Marathon Majors now though...

57 year old Brit, getting my 6th star at Tokyo in 46 days……great to share the roads with a great of the sport! Good Luck Paula, you running the London marathon inspired me (eventually) to run at all, then run the (my 1st) London Marathon in 2011 aged 43….- 50lbs later, first Boston done last year my 16th in Tokyo soon…..you really inspired me to live better and longer…and have great friends ….!

See you in Boston Paula! I’ll be a little (actually a long) way behind you. Aged 55!

I can't hear anything Paula is saying. Did you not give her a microphone?

Its not easy to hear, but if you are actually interested in the interview, then put up with the poor sound rather than moaning about it! Sometimes conditions aren't the best but you've just got to get on with it, just like running really

Background noise ruined it for me. Surely you could have found a better place to interview Paula. Great to ,(just about) hear she is running a marathon again. I expect she will break the womens over 50 record!

Difficult to hear due to microphones picking up background not voice. Sorry

Ooh, I did the Dubai marathon this week. Second time. Slowly. Age 59.. 😊

Very, very hard to hear Paula over the background noise. I'm looking forward to seeing her back running.

Iconic! What an inspiration to runners of all levels, everywhere. How wonderful to see. And a really positive message about how you can only control your own expectations, not the expectations of others. I've run for 20 years, run 31 marathons and had my worst year of racing last year. I've got a coach now and can't wait to get back to where I was. But it's for ME, not anyone else. Fantastic message!

Wendy! Loved you back in the day. You were great.

Great - wishing Paula all the very, very best. As they say "age is just a number". Keep on going...

I'd like to have watched but have to switch off after 1 minute because the sound isn’t good enough.. 😢

I do hope to cross path with Paula in Boston. Watch her run for many years.A legend

About 20 years ago, I read Paula's autobiography: Paula Radcliffe: My Story So Far. A humble title by a woman at the peak of her career and the top of the rankings. In it, she was humble, and it was so refreshing. A great read. And now, at 51, she is the same humble, appreciative, personable woman. What a role model for us all. Good luck in Tokyo and Boston!

I am so happy that at 51 years old, she will still be running major marathons. I am 51 years old and also run marathon. People should continue to be active well into their later years, and she is an inspiration. Masters (40+) and Grant Master (50+) running (and running for all ages) is a great direction for societal health.

Faster than the first 5 Brits in Valencia.

It's 2025 and AW don't have a Lapel Mic 🤔

Was this the best place you could find to net review Paula? Very loud background noise drowning out the interview.

Super inspiring Paula. Wish you all the best ❤

Wendy's lookin' nice

Good going Paula 👏 ❤

PR was a phenomenal athlete. Physio Gerry Hartmann said that out of all his clients PR is by far the toughest sportsperson who he worked with. Her pain threshold is off the charts. Wishing PR the best of luck with her career encore.

Pardon?

Brilliant! As a fellow 51 year old runnerhasbeen I applaud you, go Paula!

Congratulations 🎉

Great news. See you in Tokyo Paula!