UPDATE!!  Race completed on a beautiful Sunday morning through the central London parks. 

Frustratingly, my timing chip was either misplaced or not working on the day. 

But I have now been given an official race timing which is the photo finish time of 1h43m. 

Given that I crossed the start line 4 minutes into the race, the best estimate for my actual race time is 1h39m.  That gives me an estimated race position of 630 out of 7650.
So I'm really pleased as it's even better than I thought! 

Thanks to all those who've supported my fundraising efforts, and remember it's still not too late, if you haven't already, to add to the fundraising total.

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