00:00I don't lie. Mile 10. Mile 16. Less than 1% of the world's population has ever run a marathon,
00:07but this year I got to be among them thanks to an invite from Westin London City. Running the
00:12London Marathon lets you sprint by some of its best sights. On the 26.2 mile course,
00:17you'll pass icons like Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge, and Big Ben. And this year, a record-breaking
00:2356,000 runners were there to see it all. While the course is mostly flat, the energy is anything
00:28but. Fans lined every single inch of this course, cheering on the runners, making the entire place
00:33feel electric. But the race is just one part of the weekend. Before the run even starts,
00:38there are hotel parties to attend, and you have to pick up your bib at the expo, where runners can
00:42check out participating charities, including the British Heart Foundation, which I raised money for
00:46this year too. If you want to run this course, you better expect moments of pure joy in a few tough
00:50miles around Canary Wharf and an unforgettable finish on the mall. Want in on 2026? Ballot entries are
00:56now open. So come on, let's go running.
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