Around 40,000 participants took part in Manchester Run

Nearly 40,000 people participated in the Manchester mass run. Among the competitors were Katie and Harrison from the TV show "Race Across the World", who ran in memory of Sam Gardiner.

Manchester hosted the traditional Great Manchester Run, which attracted approximately 40,000 runners this year. The major event draws thousands of enthusiasts and professionals from across the UK and beyond each year.

Special attention was drawn this time to participants Katie and Harrison from the television show "Race Across the World", who took their place at the start line with a mission – they ran in memory of fellow participant Sam Gardiner, who has passed away. Their participation added an emotional dimension to the event and touched many fellow participants.

The Great Manchester Run is one of the UK's largest street races, attracting both elite runners and ordinary sports enthusiasts. The event winds through Manchester's city centre streets and has become an important part of the city's sports calendar over the years.