Hello everybody and welcome back to the P1 podcast with Matt and Tommy and I'm feeling good Tommy.

I need to address the elephant in the room is the fact that I am kitted out head to toe in my London Marathon finisher outfit because I mean look at this I have won a gold

medal Tommy like this is

this is weighty we have to start the

predictions by saying that

we raised over 15,000 pounds

for the Great Ormond Street Hospital charity

and I

nearly died 12,000 times

during the London Marathon.

So you're doing it next year?

No.

And also, unlike the F1 sprint, the medal is not signed by the FIA President.

So you've got the better gold medal there.

I would have binned it had that been the case, Tommy.

But no, this is a phenomenal achievement.

It was a hot day. It was tough. And I think I'm already trying to line up doing it next year because

my competitive brain didn't like the fact I ran in four and a half hours. I knew you'd be like

that. Yeah. I know you too well that even though it was in insane heat and it's your first ever marathon,

and we had so many messages going like, that's a really good time for your first marathon. And I

know as well how much you do not like hot days. And it's obviously even worse when you're running.

I'm hot in 12 degrees tommy

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