Tiger Roll wins back-to-back Grand Nationals - first horse to do so since legendary Red Rum in 1974
Davy Russell rides 4-1 favourite to victory once again at Aintree
Tiger Roll won by three lengths from Magic of Light and Rathvinden, with Walk in the Mill fourth
Trainer Gordon Elliott had record 11 runners including Tiger Roll
Up for Review suffered fatal injuries - first National horse to die since 2012
Grand National
Right, time to head for home.
As well as the big race report, we will also have a full rundown on where each horse finished in the race.
There will also be more on the sad news of Up For Review's death.
Bye for now.
Image source, Getty ImagesRyanair boss Michael O'Leary lifts the silverware...
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Davy Russell on ITV racing: "This horse is amazing. People go on about certain sporting events, this is just special. It's so well run and it touches so many people around the world. I'm so proud to even be taking part. Myself and Gordon have just soldiered on so far.
"It was easy on Tiger Roll. He flicks across the top of the fences - I cannot believe it."
Both ITV Sport and Racing Post are reporting that Up For Review, who fell at the first, has been put down after suffering a serious injury.
It is the first fatality in the race since the deaths of Synchronised and According To Pete in 2012.
Image source, Getty ImagesUp for Review was trained by Willie Mullins
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Janet Hopper: Once in a generation
Wayne Elliot: Rathvinden gave me a great race, but what can you do against a horse like that? Glad they all came through unscathed
Ian Llewellyn: My daughter has once again picked the winner of the National - four years in a row! Same each year, she has a look at the horses around lunchtime
Image source, Getty ImagesGordon Elliott on ITV racing: We work very hard for this. The team is so big at home. Davy's mum died last year and these two wins are for her.
Asked if he had one word for the winner: 'Tiger'
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Winning owner, Michael O'Leary on ITV racing: It's incredible. I thought he had no chance. What a horse. He keeps improving I just don't understand him. I''m so thrilled.
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Davy Russell, winning jockey: He's just an unbelievable horse.
Gordon Elliott, winning trainer: It was marvellous. He had a couple of stumbles but the the blinkers did the trick today.
Tiger Roll is greeted into the winners' enclosure be a piped fanfare. Trainer Gordan Elliott is leaping around like a lottery winner.
Nothing lucky about that victory though...
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Damien Fogarty: The result no bookmaker wanted! Tiger Roll makes history
Nul points: So will 2019 @BBCSPOTY, external winner have four legs? To be fair Torvill and Dean set a precedent.
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Winning trainer Gordon Elliot (who can barely speak through tears)
"I don't get upset very often... but this is unbelievable"
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Cornelius Lysaght
BBC racing correspondent at Aintree
It just doesn't happen!
This race was first staged in 1839 and it hasn't been done since Red Rum.
Tiger Roll was the smallest horse in the race, but had more bounce than Zebedee over the last two fences.
He came on so strong after a bit of slip four from home.
Image source, ReutersWinning jockey, Davy Russell on ITV racing: I can't believe it. That's the man there (pointing at trainer Gordon Elliott). Louise who looks after him does a great job. At my age now to win two Grand Nationals - wow. Dad came over this year to watch. Gordon has been so good to me over my career. What can I say.
John Hunt
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Aintree
An extraordinary win for this little horse. This is a huge horse racing story, there will only ever be one Red Rum but so many horses have tried to win again and it has taken since 1974 for it to happen again.
As the sun beats down in Aintree,Tiger Roll has beaten Magic of Light.
Grand National
1 Tiger Roll (D N Russell) 4-1 Fav
2 Magic Of Light (P D Kennedy) 66-1
3 Rathvinden (R Walsh) 8-1
4 Walk In The Mill (James Best) 25-1