The 2017 London Marathon produced a scorching women's race with Kenya's Mary Keitany winning in 2:17:01 to set a new women only world record ahead of track legend Tirunesh Dibaba.
PB's and Top-10 finishes in London Marathon
PB's and Top-10 finishes in London Marathon
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