London Marathon Ever Presents London Marathon Ever Presents The "Ever Presents" is a group of people to have run the London Marathon at each event since the first event in 1981. As of the 2018 race, there are 11 members of the group. The group was first acknowledged in 1995 after the 15th marathon with 42 members had run each event. A person is considered an Ever Present until the occurrence of a London Marathon which they do not complete the course. As such, membership of the group declines over time and there are no new members. The following 11 people ran and completed
Lesotho at the 2012 Summer Olympics was not tempted to use the bailout bus, and he said cheers from the crowd encouraged him to finish the race. Competing in his first Olympics, Mosito Lehata was notable for carrying the flag of Lesotho in the closing ceremony. He qualified for the Games because his fastest time, 20:63 seconds set in the 2012 African Championships in Athletics, met the "B" standard qualifying time for his event, the men's 200 metres. The International Association of Athletics Federations applied a rule where any competitor observed jumping the start would be disqualified. A spokesperson for the Lesotho Amateur Athletics Association noted