Eilish McColgan and Callum Hawkins triumph at Great Scottish Run
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Eilish McColgan and Callum Hawkins secured home victories at the Great Scottish Run.
Commonwealth champion McColgan set a new British record and surpassed her own European mark by finishing in 30 minutes 18 seconds.
Fellow Scot Hawkins won the men's half marathon in 1:03:35 ahead of Adam Craig and Callum's brother Derek.
Irish athlete Michelle Finn won the women's half marathon in 1:12:33 and Lewis Hannigan won the men's 10k.
The Scotsman crossed the finish line in 29:33.
There was another Scottish winner in the women's wheelchair 10k, with Sammi Kinghorn's time of 26:40 more than two minutes faster than closest rival and compatriot Mel Woods.
Luke Deighton beat Kyle Brotherton to first place in the men's wheelchair 10k.
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