First Isle of Man wheelchair finisher among those to complete race
Nearly 40 Isle of Man competitors went on to complete the impressive accolade of finishing the iconic London Marathon for 2026.
With no fewer than 38 Island representatives going on to complete the race on Sunday, 26 April, Paul Jennings put in the fastest time for Isle of Man participants of two hours, 51 minutes and 12 seconds.
He was one of four to manage a sub three-hour time along with Lewis Crowe (two hours, 51 minutes and 26 seconds), David Williams (two hours, 54 minutes and six seconds) and Mai Kakehi (two hours, 56 minutes and six seconds).
Elsewhere, history was made as Michael Ryan became the first Isle of Man wheelchair competitor to complete the marathon, crossing the line in six hours, three minutes and 42 seconds.
You can view the full list of finishers below:
2026 London Marathon Isle of Man finishers
Lewis Crowe 2:51:26
David Williams 2:54:06
Mai Kakehi 2:56:06
Ryan Downey 3:01:58
Andy McKnight 3:03:18
Kirsty Barber 3:05:31
Mike Garrett 3:06:21
Eamon Farrell 3:06:37
Joanne Schade 3:13:35
Emily Mylchreest 3:17:46
Chloe Corrigan 3:17:51
Tiegan Doyle 3:19:22
Kathy Garrett 3:34:10
Jess Bryan 3:39:16
Alex Lace 3:41:01
Hattie Killey 3:41:14
Max Edwards 3:51:53
Kate Dowling 3:53:22
Paul McGilvray 3:55:34
Aaron Schade 3:55:41
Paul Sayle 4:00:55
Alan Gelling 4:03:25
Rebecca Kelly 4:08:12
Dino Mazzone 4:15:45
Sid Batty 4:23:15
Jo Hamilton 4:36:37
Gemma Downey 4:40:21
Jennifer England 4:41:23
Hannah Duke 4:48:32
Nicola Quaye 4:55:40
James McDonald 5:02:14
Pete Corkhill 5:15:05
Amanda Ansermoz 5:23:31
Denise Bridson 5:55:13
Michael Ryan (wheelchair) 6:03:42
Emily Heaton 6:19:03
Pete William (TBC)
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