Marathon

The second Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon in association with Headway is over and hundreds of runners will be taking a well deserved break.

With the months of training and hard work are over, the main event has taken place and now it's time to take a look back at the fantastic achievement of the athletes taking part in this years marathon.

Everybody taking part in the marathon, either fun run, full marathon, doing a leg of the relay race or the JSAD doing the 26x1 deserves a medal for their hard work an achievement but a few stood out as winners.

Ladies Winner

Michelle Buckle (3:04:11)

Ladies 2nd Place

Ann Herald

Ladies 3rd Place

Hayley Kuter

Mens Winner

Dr Andrew Hennessey (2:36:45)

Mens 2nd Place

Michael Aldridge (2:38:36)

Mens 3rd Place

Gary Payne (2:44:35)

First Mens Team

Jersey Triathlon Club

First Ladies Team

Jersey Sparks Striders

Winner: 3k Fun Run

Wade Le Marquand

First Jersey Lady

Catherine Hutton

First Jersey Man

Phil Ahier

Those are just some of the people finishing in first, second or third place - it doesn't include the other incredible achievements or memorable moments from this years marathon.

On the BBC

Keep checking back to bbc.co.uk/jersey over the next few days as we'll be bringing you photos, video and more of the whole Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon.

We have images of most athletes crossing the finish line, the marathon passing down King Street, all the check points, the Fun Run, the start and much more.

Also tune in to BBC Spotlight Channel Islands on BBC ONE at 18:30 on Monday 08 October 2007 for more video from the Marathon.

You can also tune in to BBC Radio Jersey on 88.8fm and 1026mw for more from the Marathon including analysis, interviews and a look back at this years event.

Congratulations and Photos

We'd like to say well done and congratulations to everyone that took part in the event and would like you to do the same.

Use the form at the bottom of the page to send your messages of congratulations to family, friends, colleagues and just people you might have met while running.

We've had people taking photos across the island and at every checkpoint but we haven't got all the action.

If you've taken a photo or two you're particularly proud of and want to share it with the island then please do e-mail it to us.