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The London Marathon is announcing whether people got into the ballot today. If you applied for the TCS London Marathon ballot or know someone else who did, we hope it’s good news! With the announcement buzzing in the air, we're getting ready to put our best foot forward as part of Team Action. If you know anyone who was lucky enough to secure a spot in the Marathon, why not ask them to make their iconic run even more special by running for us? Running for Action Medical Research means running with a purpose. Run for Action, run for a reason, run for little lives. https://lnkd.in/eyGnuwtt

🏁 Exciting Lessons from MotoGP Bharat 🇮🇳 As a motorsport enthusiast and a professional always striving for excellence, I've found valuable lessons from MotoGP Bharat that can be applied to our careers: 1️⃣ Precision and Focus: Just like MotoGP riders, we must hone our skills and stay laser-focused on our goals. 2️⃣ Teamwork: In MotoGP, it's not just the rider; it's the entire team working seamlessly. Collaboration is key! 3️⃣ Adaptability: Weather conditions change, and so does the track. Being adaptable in our work is crucial. 4️⃣ Resilience: Riders bounce back from falls; we should too. Learn from setbacks and keep pushing forward. 5️⃣ Continuous Improvement: MotoGP teams are always fine-tuning their bikes. Similarly, we should embrace lifelong learning. Let's rev up our professional journeys, embracing these lessons from the high-speed world of MotoGP Bharat! 🏍️💼 #CareerLessons #MotoGPBharat #ProfessionalGrowth MotoGP™

Learn how Jaguar TCS Racing pushed the boundaries of competition and innovation with Fortify from Micro Focus. If you are considering building a #cyberresillience program to gain a competitive advantage, you can learn more in this case study.

Learn how Jaguar TCS Racing pushed the boundaries of competition and innovation with Fortify from Micro Focus. If you are considering building a #cyberresillience program to gain a competitive advantage, you can learn more in this case study.

Learn how Jaguar TCS Racing pushed the boundaries of competition and innovation with Fortify from Micro Focus. If you are considering building a #cyberresillience program to gain a competitive advantage, you can learn more in this case study.

Learn how Jaguar TCS Racing pushed the boundaries of competition and innovation with Fortify from Micro Focus. If you are considering building a #cyberresillience program to gain a competitive advantage, you can learn more in this case study.

Learn how Jaguar TCS Racing pushed the boundaries of competition and innovation with Fortify from Micro Focus. If you are considering building a #cyberresillience program to gain a competitive advantage, you can learn more in this case study.

It's another world record for London Marathon Events Over 840,000 people applied to run the 2025 TCS  London Marathon. That's remarkable. And, yet, not shocking. This year's TCS London Marathon was glorious. Once again.  Notably, almost half of the applicants were women for the first time. (50.33% men/49.03%women /.64% non-binary) Inspired by the #NewYorkCityMarathon in 1979, London Marathon co-founder Chris Brasher challenged London to have the "heart and hospitality to welcome the world" like New York and said, "To believe this story, you must believe that the human race can be one joyous family, working together, laughing together, achieving the impossible…" All these years later, that's still the essence of the magic that inspires people to dream big. As Charlie Dark MBE MBE , founder of #RunDemCrew, encourages on Marathon Sunday, "If you don't run, cheer." Congrats to everyone who ran London and Boston (and any of the several marathons and half-marathons of late), and hear-hear to those who worked or cheered (or both). You start the flywheel by inspiring others to give it a go. Kudos to Hugh Brasher and the London Marathon Events team for your inclusive vision and ambition to get everyone active and add and grow events. Way to go to our Let's Do This team developing and executing the tech behind the ballot and LME's registrations and bringing a passion for getting more people together offline. Good luck to everyone who applied! There's no need to wait; it’s a great time to start and invite others to run, as it's one month until #GlobalRunningDay... <iframe src="https://lnkd.in/gDBs5wGG" height="577" width="504" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="" title="Embedded post"></iframe>

8.5 minutes may not seem like much time, but ask any sportsperson, including runners, and they'll tell you the significant impact it can have. I'm not a regular runner at all; in fact, I only run long distances once a year :) That's exactly what I did yesterday when I competed again in the TCS10K event. To be honest, I was nervous—not about finishing the race, but about beating my last year's time of 63 minutes. And I did, by 8.5 minutes—surprised and elated, for sure. On the way back, I engaged in some self-reflection to figure out what I did differently this year: 1. No music: I ran most of the time without listening to music. It actually brought a sense of calmness while running. 2. No distance tracking notification app: I didn't use NIKE Run or similar apps to keep notifying me about how much distance I had covered and what my speed was. Those apps tend to be more of a pressure than support for me. 3. Workout discipline: Over the last 10 months (and continuing), I've been on a health transformation journey where I dedicate five days a week to working out in the gym. That routine worked wonders in improving my stamina and endurance during the race. Running has taught me some valuable lessons, not only for better runs but also for a better life. See you next year, TCS10K :)