Athletics: 'I want to race London Marathon again' says Paula Radcliffe
Paula Radcliffe is hoping to have another crack at the London Marathon but accepts her rehabilitation following a broken foot remains ‘a work in progress.’
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- Paula Radcliffe has been active in 2025–2026 media, including coverage of her return to marathon racing and pursuit of the Six Star Medal by completing all six original Marathon Majors (Tokyo and Boston in 2025). This suggests she documented or discussed her comeback plans around that period.[3][5]
- A feature film/documentary project titled “Chasing Stars” has been released on YouTube, following her attempt to complete Tokyo and Boston within six weeks as part of her late-career marathon journey, highlighting her pursuit of the Six Star Medal.[2]
- Reporting around her 2025 activities notes she planned to race two majors in close succession (Tokyo in March and Boston in April 2025) and to commentate on events such as the London Marathon as part of her ongoing involvement in the sport.[5][3]
- She publicly discussed aging, mindset, and longevity in distance running in mid-2025, including perspectives on competing in her 50s and life beyond peak Olympic-era competition.[4]
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