Men's wheelchair

1. Sean Frame (GB) - 00:49:24

Women's wheelchair

1. Mel Nicholls (GB) - 01:05:24

Elite women

1. Sheila Chepkirui (Ken) - 01:09:32

2. Vivian Cheruiyot (Ken) - 01:09:37

3. Eilish McColgan (GB) - 01:09:42

Elite men

1. Alex Mutiso (Ken) - 01:00:52

2. Bashir Abdi (Bel) - 01:00:58

3. Abel Kipchumba (Ken) - 01:01:01

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Eilish McColgan hopes this year's Great North Run will prove third time lucky after twice going close to emulating her mum with victory.

The 34-year-old Scot beat three-time winner Liz McColgan's best time on the course from Newcastle to South Shields last year.

But the 2021 runner-up crossed the line five seconds behind winner Mary Ngugi-Cooper in a dramatic six-athlete sprint finish on that occasion.

"Obviously, everyone would love to win. It's such an iconic race. I've watched it from a young age, my mum's won there, legends of the sport have all won this race," McColgan told BBC Sport.

"I've been so close on both occasions. Ultimately, I'd love to go there and take the win and it would be amazing. But I am very aware that the field is always really strong."

McColgan will be joined by Kenya's New York marathon winner Sheila Chepkirui and two-time Great North Run winner Vivian Cheruiyot on Sunday's start line, alongside 60,000 other runners.

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Date: Sunday, 7 September

Course: Newcastle to South Shields

Coverage: Watch live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website & app 10:00-14:00 BST; finish line camera on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app 11:15-17:15 BST; highlights on BBC Two 18:30-19:30 BST