The RG’s Ross Clarke caught up with four-time Olympian and former world marathon record holder Paula Radcliffe ahead of her Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge Marathon run. They spoke about her journey in long-distance running, how her passion for the sport evolved from a hobby into a full-time competitive career, and how she has rediscovered the freedom and social side of running. Here’s a snippet from their conversation. Watch the full interview and read the full story on royalgazette.com. #berm

Running the London Marathon this weekend? Three-time winner of the race Paula Radcliffe was in Sussex to pass on these top tips for all those taking part: | BBC Kent

#OTD in 2003 - Perfection from Paula ⚡️ A historic day for British marathon running as Paula Radcliffe set a phenomenal world record time of 2:15:25 in her home marathon, becoming the first woman to run under 2:16:00. 👏 Radcliffe's women's marathon world record time stood for an incredible 16 YEARS, until it was finally broken by Brigid Kosgei in Chicago in 2019. What's even more impressive is that her 2:15:25 STILL STANDS as the course record for the elite women's race in London. 🤯 Alongside

"One of the privileges of the marathon is that for a couple of miles you know you're going to set it [world record]." Paula Radcliffe on her amazing 2:15:25 at the London Marathon, 20 years to the day since she made history 💥 🎙️ Euan Crumley / 📸 Mark Shearman | Athletics Weekly