It's set to be an epic race.
’s career – with the 40-year-old aiming to put up a good show in a race he has won six times in the past.‘I think towards the end it’s going to be very emotional; it always is in South Shields. It’s always packed the last couple of miles, but I think whatever happens whether I’m leading or winning, it will be very emotional.’
If you want to cheer on Sir Mo and the other runners, what time does it start – and will the race be on TV?There are different start times for the race depending on which category runners are in. The Elite Wheelchair race begins at 10.30am, the Elite Women’s race begins at 10.35am and the visually impared race gets underway at 10.37am.
The Elite Men and the first masses wave will begin at 11am – while other waves will begin the race after this according to the time they have been allotted.More:
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