Plenty Of People Who Are 38 Have

I Have Always Run As Hard As I Can. You Are Not Going To Run Any Harder With Or Without Men. You Are Running On Your Own Two Feet.

I've Had A Lot Of Success Over The Years Racing In New York, But The Main Point Is That I Feel The Marathon Is A Different Event, A Lot More My Event.

I Felt Totally Myself, Nothing Like The Emptiness And Horrible Feeling I Had Then [pulling Out The Olympics] - No Dizziness.

There's Always Going To Be Somebody Who Takes A Dislike To You And You Can't Waste Time Worrying About It.

If You Look Back At My Marathons And Ask Whether I Would Swap One Of Them For My One Balls-up, Of Course I Would. But You Can't Choose. You Have To Make The Best Of It On The Day.