London split times

The first few miles in the London Marathon and predominantly downhill and so I reckon that a perfect split time would be about a minute to a minute and half slower in the second half at my pace. Some runners, however may get held up in the first half and so they may lose time there.

So here are the runners (since 2002) who have run the second half less than three minutes slower:


Tony Duncan 2006 00:00:02
Jason Cochrane 2008 00:00:08
Wendy Ross 2002 00:00:37
Mike Garrett 2007 00:00:47
Catriona Farrant 2003 00:00:48
Jan Cooil 2006 00:00:58
Dave Crowe 2002 00:00:59
Alan Postlethwaite 2004 00:01:07
Steve Cain 2005 00:01:13
Dave Looker 2004 00:01:27
Murray Lambden 2007 00:01:37
Simon Lowe 2006 00:01:38
Janine Cringle 2004 00:01:39
Emma Rogan 2009 00:01:45
Mark Redmayne 2004 00:01:49
Murray Lambden 2009 00:01:55
Paul Dickinson 2002 00:01:58
Nigel Armstrong 2008 00:02:03
Mark Clague 2008 00:02:05
Megan Kipps 2002 00:02:06
Christian Varley 2009 00:02:13
Michael George 2006 00:02:16
Frank Dunne 2006 00:02:21
Daniel Quinn 2007 00:02:24
Ingrid Hatton 2006 00:02:24
Edith Genuchten 2008 00:02:24
Peter Hughes 2002 00:02:38
Moira Hall 2006 00:02:47
Andy Gosnell 2005 00:02:57