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Posted On: September 13th 2026, 01:33 pm

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“It just gets better and better every year.”

@marcscott21 chats after finishing eighth at the Great North Run 🏃

He ran 62:10 to finish as the top Brit ⚡️

🎙️ @crumleye

Comments (15)

juliusrockwell

2 months ago

juliusrockwell

Good run, Marc. I pray your brother, Ben, is at peace & watching down on you with pride. Onwards & upwards.

karlmurray.pt

2 months ago

karlmurray.pt

👏

stewartwatson17

2 months ago

stewartwatson17

Well done Mark top man you doing Northallerton Proud 👍

sjnorman1793

2 months ago

sjnorman1793

#proud

dannybolton23

2 months ago

dannybolton23

Going through it with injuries at the minute so this was nice to hear 👏

steve_goss1

2 months ago

steve_goss1

❤️

anneec1

2 months ago

anneec1

Good interview Marc. ❤️

martincrombie

2 months ago

martincrombie

Well done Marc great UK representative 🙌

nicolamarshallsimpson

2 months ago

nicolamarshallsimpson

❤️

gavgrd23

2 months ago

gavgrd23

❤️

kierunner

2 months ago

kierunner

❤️🦈

gillymmac

2 months ago

gillymmac

👏👏👏

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