Modern Pentathlon Results
Modern Pentathlon: Women’s:
1 Elena Rublevska (Lat) 1000 pts, 2 Adrienn Toth (Hun) 976, 3 Laura Asadauskaite (Ltu) 952, 4 Evdokia Gretchichnikova (Rus) 928, 4 Margaux Isaksen (USA) 928, 6 Yane Marques (Bra) 904, 6 Qian Chen (Chn) 904, 8 Sabrina Crognale (Ita) 880, 8 Aya Medany (Egy) 880, 8 Yihua Miao (Chn) 880, 11 Lena Schoneborn (Ger) 856, 11 Mhairi Spence (Gbr) 856, 11 Amelie Caze (Fra) 856, 11 Melanie Mccann (Can) 856, 11 Natalya Coyle (Irl) 856, 16 Samantha Murray (Gbr) 832, 16 Ekaterina Khuraskina (Rus) 832, 16 Iryna Khokhlova (Ukr) 832, 19 Sylwia Gawlikowska (Pol) 808, 19 Natalie Dianova (Cze) 808, 19 Donna Vakalis (Can) 808, 22 Katarzyna Wojcik (Pol) 784, 22 Hanna Vasilionak (Blr) 784, 22 Tamara Vega (Mex) 784, 25 Elodie Clouvel (Fra) 760, 25 Anastasiya Prokopenko (Blr) 760, 25 Claudia Cesarini (Ita) 760, 28 Viktoriya Tereshchuk (Ukr) 736, 28 Chloe Esposito (Aus) 736, 28 Soo Jin Yang (Kor) 736, 31 Annika Schleu (Ger) 688, 32 Sarolta Kovacs (Hun) 664, 32 Suzanne Stettinius (USA) 664, 34 Gintare Venckauskaite (Ltu) 640, 35 Narumi Kurosu (Jpn) 592, 36 Shino Yamanaka (Jpn) 568

The sun comes out and it is HOT all of a sudden

Underway in the marathon for the past few minutes, the usual weather fluctuations in place for the final day.

Mark K went past in around 30.20 for 6 miles

35.18 or about for 7 miles for Mark, 1.18 off the leaders

The Crowds are unreal, at least 5 people deep, fablous sunny day to end the Olympics

Mark Kenneally lies 58th, two minutes behind the lead.

Halfway point hit by 1:03:15.

Kiptroch 1.07.59 for 14 miles

Mark K 3.40 behind the leaders at 14 miles

Stephen Kiprotich of Uganda has decided to make to a move and is trying to chase down his Kenyan namesake Wilson Kiprotich.

Kenneally 3.57 behind leaders at 15 miles looks pretty fluid and is on for a pb

Kirui, Kiprotich and Kiprotich are the three leaders with a 36-second advantage.

Sorry to hear that Sid Waddell has died after a couple of years of illness. He was one of the true commentary greats and we will all miss his voice and unique one-liners.

Could a marathon leader ever be described as anything other than runaway, asks Richie McCormack. Er......

At 22 miles a Dutch guy tries to stand on a Newspaper stand and it comes crashing to the ground!! only time I've seen something like that all week.

Kiprotch of Uganda has a 5 second lead after 23 miles, two kenyans in chase. As David Coleman would say...We know the medal men now!!!

Stephen Kiprotich has gone for it inside the final 2km

Mark K about 9 mins behind the leaders after 23 miles

Stephen Kiprotich is passing Buckingham Palace for the final time, he's coming through to win for Uganda in a shock result.

Stephen Kiprotich wins for Uganda in 2:08:01, world champion Abel Kirui is second 26" behind for Kenya, with Wilson Kiprotich third.

Mark Kenneally finishes the Olympic Marathon in 57th place, 13'12" behind winner Kiprotich - 2:21:13

So that's it from me from the Olympic Games - it has been a pleasure being here and seeing the incredible job London has done. So many great moments - Katie Taylor and the other Irish medalists of course, but also seeing Nicola Adams become the first Olympic women's boxing champion... Cian O'Connor's thrillingly won bronze... seeing Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah win those emotional gold medals on the opening Saturday night before Farah did his double... Bolt pulling off another treble, unexpected this time... Rob Heffernan's remarkable surge to fourth place in the walk.... seeing the Dutch change the face of men's gymnastics as the United States took the main women's honours.... and being at Wembley for the highest attended women's football match ever in the UK. Happy memories all, but mainly the permanently kind friendly smiling happy helpful volunteers, the Gamesmakers, who lit up everyone's day every day. It's been emotional. See you.

Thats it from me as well for London 2012, its been an honour to be part of Breakingnews.ie's coverage of the games. So many memories espically Katie Taylor's bouts, Mo Farah and Jess Ennis's Saturday night. The people of London the support they gave to every athlete and visitor. The volunteers are a credit to themselves and their Country. Good bye from the Olympic City.