London Marathon

A mixed Men's and Women's Marathon would help Paula Radcliffe set a new record in London next year, and race organizers are giving serious consideration to asking her opinion in the matter. Catherine Ndereba, Derartu Tulu, and Joyce Chepchumba among others will be competing against Radcliffe, and will also be questioned as to the "mixed" option for next year's race.

BBC Sport

Dec 18, 2002

Australia's track distance runner Susan Power has declared her decision to enter the London marathon in 2003. She claims this will be an experiment that may grow into victory in Athens Olympics 2004.

The Daily Telegraph

Dec 16, 2002

Fresh from his win in the Fukuoka Marathon, Olympic and world champion Gezahegne Abera announced that he will be among the elite challengers in next spring's London Marathon to face world record holder Khalid Khannouchi in the London Marathon next spring. On Sunday, Abera sprinted away from the field to win the Fukuoka Marathon for the third time.

Fox Sports

Dec 03, 2002

After his victory in Japan's Fukuoko Marathon last weekend, Ethiopia's Gezahegne Abera claimed that he is sure to run in next year's London Marathon. Others whom have confirmed themselves to run the race are Kenya's Paul Tergat, Morocco's Abdelkader El Mouaziz and three time champion Antonio Pinto of Portugal.

Nando Sportserver

Dec 04, 2002