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From Aaron Ramsey to Sebastian Vettel: How celebrities fared in the London Marathon
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Updated 17:13 26 Apr 2026 GMT+1Published 15:43 26 Apr 2026 GMT+1

From Aaron Ramsey to Sebastian Vettel: How celebrities fared in the London Marathon

Sebastian Vettel topped the celebrity list after crossing the line in just under three hours.

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A list of celebrities who completed the 2026 London Marathon has emerged, with former Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel topping the charts with a mightily impressive time of 2:59:08.

Vettel, a four-time F1 champion, has been raising money for the Brain & Spine Foundation and The Grand Prix Trust, two charities that have been at the heart of Formula One for more than three decades.

The 38-year-old, who was wearing the number 45294, began his race at 09:35 local time and crossed the line at approximately 12:04.

Other high-profile sporting figures who completed the 26.2 mile race included former Arsenal and Cardiff City midfielder Aaron Ramsey, who completed his run in 3:00:30, just behind keen runner Vettel.

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Cricket legend Sir Alastair Cook, who was raising money for the Ruth Strauss Foundation, also took part in the event, recording a time of 3:05:15.

Former British tennis player Laura Robson wasn't far behind and crossed the line in 3:05:15, with snowboarder Aimee Fuller, who competed at the 2014 and 2018 Winter Games, clocking a very respectable 3:36:48.

Dame Laura Kenny, the most successful British female Olympian ever, also took part with a run of 3:45:05.

In terms of other sportspeople who participated, former Arsenal defender Tony Adams made an appearance in London alongside champion jockey AP McCoy and a host of former Olympians, including Ben Ainslie and Chris Newton.

Adams wasn't the only ex-footballer to take part, with former Manchester United and Burnley goalkeeper Lee Grant getting involved alongside ex-Republic of Ireland international Darren Randolph.

The full list of celebrity participants at the 2026 London Marathon

  • Aaron Howlett – Winner of The Biggest Loser (Dove House Hospice)
  • Aaron Ramsay - Ex-Arsenal and Wales midfielder (It's Never You)
  • Aimee Fuller - Former Winter Olympian
  • AJ Pritchard – TV Personality and Influencer (Marie Curie)
  • Alastair Cook - Ex-England cricketer (Ruth Strauss Foundation)
  • Alexandra Burke – Singer (Parkinson UK)
  • AP McCoy - 20-time Champion Jockey (Matt Hampson Foundation)
  • Ben Ainslie - Four-time Olympic gold medallist (education charity)
  • Bryony Gordon – Influencer and Author (Bowel Babe Fund, Cancer Research UK)
  • Charlie Turnbull – Ipswich Town FC Coach
  • Charlie Brake – Former Love Islander (Parkinsons UK)
  • Chris Foggin – Film Director and Screenwriter (Bridgewater School Association)
  • Chris Newton– former Olympic cyclist (Anthony Nolan)
  • Christopher Harper – British actor (NSPCC)
  • Curtis Pritchard – TV Personality and Influencer (Marie Curie)
  • Cynthia Erivo - Actor (The Kings Trust and Shameless Fund)
  • Daddy Pig - Cartoon Character (National Deaf Children's Society)
  • Dan Hudson – Comedian and Podcaster (Marie Curie)
  • Laura Kenny - Former Olympian (The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust)
  • Dani King – Former Olympic cyclist (Action Medical Research)
  • Darren Randolph – Former Professional Footballer (Parkinsons UK)
Darren Randolph took part in the 2026 London Marathon. Image credit: Getty
Darren Randolph took part in the 2026 London Marathon. Image credit: Getty
  • Dejon Noel-Williams – former footballer and Love Island 2025 contestant
  • Evie Pickerill – TV Presenter (Children with Cancer UK)
  • Fern Brady - Comedian and Author (Autistica)
  • George Lewis – Content Creator/Comedian (Autistica)
  • George Rainsford – Actor (Bridgewater School Association)
  • Harry Clark - Traitors Winner (The Duke of Edinburgh's Award)
  • Harry Judd - McFly drummer
  • Helen Thorn – Author and Podcaster (Women’s Aid)
  • James Norton - Actor (Breakthrough T1D)
  • Jack O'Connell - Actor (Alzheimer's Research UK)
  • Joe Wicks - Fitness Coach and Author (The Body Coach Foundation)
  • John Robins - Comedian (Stand Together Against Domestic Abuse)
  • Kate Rowe-Ham – Women’s Health Coach (PCD support UK)
  • Kitty Scott Claus – Drag Queen (Alzheimer’s Research UK)
  • Laura Doddington – Actor (Alzheimer's Research UK)
  • Laura Robson – former Professional Tennis Player and Broadcaster (Give It Your Max)
  • Lauren Wood – Influencer and Love Island 2025 contestant (Dogs Trust)
  • Lee Grant – former Manchester United and Derby County footballer
Lee Grant played for Manchester United during his career. Image credit: Getty
Lee Grant played for Manchester United during his career. Image credit: Getty
  • Lucas Aurelio – Actor (Marie Curie)
  • Luke MacFarlane – Actor (Breakthrough T1D)
  • Nikita Kuzmin – Strictly Come Dancing Professional (Diabetes UK)
  • Ore Oduba - TV Presenter (Black Girls Hike)
  • Patina Miller – Actor (New York Road Runners)
  • Reece Bibby – Influencer and singer (Teenage Cancer Trust)
  • Rob Deering – Comedian and Podcaster (Parkinson’s UK)
  • Ruby-May Martinwood – Actor (Juvenile Arthritis Research)
  • Samantha Spiro - Actress - (Alzheimer's Research)
  • Sean Fletcher – TV presenter (Young Minds)
  • Sebastian Vettel - Four-time F1 world champion (Brain & Spine Foundation and the Grand Prix Trust)
  • Shane McGuigan – Boxing Coach (Young Lives Vs Cancer)
  • Tilly Ramsay - TV Presenter and Chef (Feeding Britain)
  • Tony Adams - Former Arsenal defender (Forward Trust)
  • Tyler Smith – Traitors Season 3 Star (Crohn's and Colitis UK)
Featured Image Credit: Getty Images - BBC

Topics: Athletics, Aaron Ramsey, Sebastian Vettel, Formula 1, Football, Cricket, Olympics

Jack Kenmare
Jack Kenmare

Jack Kenmare is the Senior Journalist for SPORTbible, one of the world’s biggest social publishers. He specialises in long-form feature writing and has an encyclopedic knowledge of Football Manager wonderkids from 2005 to the present day. He has a BA (Hons) in Journalism and News Practice.

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