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HUGH JONES CROSSES THE FINISH LINE TO WIN THE LONDON MARATHON - 9TH MAY 1982

HUGH JONES CROSSES THE FINISH LINE TO WIN THE LONDON MARATHON - 9TH MAY 1982


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HUGH JONES CROSSES THE FINISH LINE TO WIN THE LONDON MARATHON - 9TH MAY 1982

Reg Lancaster/Staff
Daily Express
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England

Media ID 21881898

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Athletes Athletics Big Ben Finish Line 1982 Gillette


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In this iconic print captured by Reg Lancaster on 9th May 1982, we witness the exhilarating moment when Hugh Jones crosses the finish line to claim victory at the London Marathon. The image encapsulates the essence of determination and triumph in athletics during the vibrant era of the 1980s. As Jones breaks through that final barrier, his face radiates a mix of exhaustion and elation, embodying the sheer physical and mental endurance required to conquer such a grueling race. With Big Ben standing tall in the background, it serves as a symbol of London's rich history and adds an extra layer of grandeur to this monumental achievement. The spectators lining both sides of the course are caught frozen in time, their expressions ranging from awe-struck amazement to unbridled joy for witnessing this historic feat. Their cheers reverberate through Gillette Corner, creating an electric atmosphere that propels Jones towards his well-deserved victory. This photograph not only captures a significant sporting event but also represents an era where athletic prowess was celebrated with fervor. It immortalizes Hugh Jones' name among those who have conquered one of humanity's most challenging tests: running 26.2 miles against all odds. Reg Lancaster's skillful composition allows us to relive this incredible moment over three decades later, reminding us that sports can inspire greatness within us all. This print from Memory Lane Prints is more than just a snapshot; it is an enduring testament to human resilience and achievement in sport

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