It’s a question many have asked themselves: could I run quick enough to lead the London Marathon from the gun? Richard Lee-Wright decided to answer that question with an emphatic 'yes' on Sunday, sprinting off at the start to the delight of those watching. Ad As the pre-race favourites settled into their early rhythm, the runner from Devon was seen tearing away behind the official race vehicle. Athletics'He got the microphone...' – Barnes recalls when Taylor stood up to racism4 HOURS AGO Once he realised he was clear of the field, he began punching the air – making good on his promise to friends some six years earlier.