Yes, at the 2005 London Marathon.
After the race she said she was having cramps and the only way she could finish was to relieve herself, which she did on the side of the circuit in front of the crowd and television cameras at about the 22 mile mark. She apologized and said it was the same condition that hit her at the 2004 Olympics in Athens where she dropped out of the race.
She must have known what she was doing because she won the women's competition at the 2005 London Marathon in a time of 2:17:42. It was her third win in the London Marathon.
Paula Radcliffe didn't have a poo during the London marathon. She stopped for a wee.
paula Radcliffe
Paula Radcliffe is a long-distance runner and a marathon world record holder.
2:15:25 hours
10KM. 20KM. Marathon.
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2:15:25 hours
The fastest marathon by a woman (2:15:25) was run by Paula Radcliffe in the 2003 London Marathon.
It was set by Paula Radcliffe of the United Kingdom on April 13, 2003 at the London Marathon. The time was 2:15:25
Before running a marathon, Paula likely engaged in a structured training regimen that included long runs, speed work, and cross-training to build endurance and strength. She may have also focused on nutrition and hydration to ensure her body was well-prepared for the demands of distance running. Additionally, mental preparation through visualization and setting goals would have been essential in her journey to the marathon.
The cast of Spirit of the Marathon - 2007 includes: Dick Beardsley as Dick Beardsley Leah Caille as Leah Caille Deena Kastor as Deena Kastor Daniel Njenga as Daniel Njenga Paula Radcliffe as Paula Radcliffe Frank Shorter as Frank Shorter Kathrine Switzer as herself
Paula Radcliffe, the British long-distance runner, is best known for her achievements in marathons, including holding the women's world record for the marathon for many years. Throughout her career, she lost several races, with estimates suggesting she lost around 20-25% of her marathon races. However, the exact number can vary based on the races considered and her overall competitive history. Overall, Radcliffe is celebrated for her numerous victories and remarkable performances rather than the races she lost.
(men) 2:03:38 Patrick Makau / Berlin 2011(women) 2:15:25 Paula Radcliffe / London 2003