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Jane Tomlinson's Run For All 10k was a massive success as 11,000 runners took to the streets of Leeds on Sunday.
World class athletes paved the way for runners of all abilities in the second annual event set up by Jane which is proving to be an inspirational legacy left by the late Leeds cancer hero.
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* Click here for picture slideshow 1* Click here for picture slideshow 2* Click here for picture slideshow 3* Click here for picture slideshow 4* Click here for picture slideshow 5Run For Life has been mad dash says Mike Tomlinson: Click here for full story.The race started on the Headrow after an emotional one minute applause in celebration of Jane's life and achievements.
The men's race was won by Ethiopian Ayele Mergessa in of 30:47.
He was closely followed by Joshua Whitehead of Bradford in 34:06, with third place going to James Kovacs from Leeds in 34:54.
In the women's race Ethiopian Roman Gesse crossed the line in of 36: 45 seconds, with Pauline Munro coming in second on 38:57 and Lisa Mawer rounding off the top three in 39:39.
Leeds model Nell McAndrew finished an impressive sixth in 43:59, just ahead of Jane's 20-year-old daughter Rebecca Tomlinson who finished in 44:30.
The race was also a poignant day for the Tomlinson family, coming less than a year since fundraiser Jane Tomlinson lost her seven year battle with breast cancer.
Jane's husband Mike stood at the finishing line to cheer the winner's home.
He said: "The event is 50 per cent bigger than last year. It will just keep getting bigger and bigger, which is a good position to be in.
"It's been an amazing day. Everyone came running though with smiles on their faces."
It is hoped runners will raise up to £170,000 for Jane's Appeal, set up to raise funds for children's and cancer charities.
And the total raised for a myriad of different charities could reach £750,000.
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