Callum Hawkins
Callum is the Scottish marathon record holder and 4th fastest Brit of all-time, from Glasgow, Scotland.
His two 4th placed finishes at the 2017 and 2019 World Championships marathons in London and Doha mark him out as a one of the most accomplished long distance championships runners globally.
His 2nd place in the 2017 Great Edinburgh cross country saw him become the first Briton to beat Mo Farah – over any distance and on any surface – in seven years.
Sponsor
New Balance
Record Holder
Scottish Marathon 2.08.14
2 x 4th
World Championship Marathon
PB 60.00
2nd fastest all time British half-marathoner
Olympic Games
9th Place Marathon Rio 2016
Bronze Medal
2016 European cross country championships
Profile
Nationality : Great Britain
Birthplace : United Kingdom
D.O.B.: 13/07/1992
Event : Marathon/Half
Coach : Robert Hawkins
Sponsor : New Balance
World Athletics Profile : Callum Hawkins
Personal Bests
Marathon 2:08:14
Half Marathon 1:00:00
15 Kilometres Road 44:45
10 Kilometres Road 28:02
Career Highlights
1st Great Scottish Run, Glasgow, Scotland
28th Copenhagen Half Marathon
30th Valencia Half Marathon
Olympic Games Marathon Tokyo
3rd Marygame Half marathon 60.01
4th World Championships, Doha
10th London Marathon : 2.08.14
4th Great North Run
3rd The Big Half, London
7th Beach to Beacon 10km, USA
8th Dam-to-Dam 10 miles, The Netherlands
18th Valencia Half Maratrhon 61.00
4th World Championships, Marathon, London
2nd New York City Half Marathon 60.12
2nd Great Edinburgh International Cross Country
1st Scottish Cross Country Championships
9th Olympics Marathon, Rio de Jeneiro
Bronze European Cross Country Championships
9th European Athletics Half Marathon Championships, Amsterdam
15th World half Marathon Championships, Cardiff
1st Great Scottish Run, Glasgow
2nd UK National Cross Country Trials for European Champs
4th Great Edinburgh International Cross Country
12th Frankfurt Marathon 2.12.17
12th Houiklles 10km, France
20th - Commonwealth Games 10,000m, Glasgow
1st Scottish National Cross Country Cham,pionships
16th Houillles 10km, France
26th NCAA Division I Championships, Terre Haute
1st NCAA DI Great Lakes Cross Country Championships, Toledo, Ohio
5th Notre Dame Invitational XC
Gold – European Youth Olympic Festival 3,000m, Tampere, Finland
Bronze European cross country championships (U20)
3rd UK cross country National Championships & World XC trials (U20)
