Paula Radcliffe has won the London Marathon in a superb world-record time of two hours 15 minutes and 26 seconds.
She's the first woman ever to run it in under 2 hours and 16 minutes.
The BBC Sports Personality of the Year sent the crowds lining the capital's streets wild as she stormed across the finish line in style.
Thrilled
It's the second year in a row Paula's won the 26.2 mile race; in 2002 she won it the first time she ever took part.
Catherine Ndereba finished second, with America's Deena Drossin in third.
Paula was delighted:
"I tried to stay relaxed and when I reached halfway faster than I thought I would and I was commited so I went for it."
"I definitely suffered and and the last five miles were really tough on and off - especially the last two. It was just a matter of keeping my head strong."
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