Here’s the latest I can share about Paula Radcliffe and her project The Marathon and Me.
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Paula Radcliffe has been active in media and podcasting related to marathon running. In early 2025, reporting covered her return to major marathon competition and the launch of her podcast activity around Paula’s Marathon Run Club, which pairs with her training and insights as she prepared for high-profile races that year. Note that the wording and focus around her return were tied to 2025 plans and London Marathon coverage, with discussions of Six Star ambitions tied to completing major events.[1][3]
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The documentary Paula Radcliffe: The Marathon and Me (BBC) is a well-known earlier project that offered a retrospective look at her career and approach to the sport, originally released in 2015. This documentary remains a reference point for understanding how she has framed marathoning in her career.[2][4]
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In 2024–2025 reporting, Radcliffe also faced public attention for various on- and off-track moments, including apology-related coverage around comments she made in that period, which was part of broader media discussion about her public statements. This is separate from her on-track achievements but reflects her ongoing presence in public discourse.[6]
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Regarding competitive status, she has discussed ambitions to return to major races and to pursue a Six Star finish, which would include completing multiple World Marathon Majors; however, specifics about exact race entries or outcomes are subject to scheduling and health considerations and may have evolved since prior reports.[3][8]
If you’d like, I can pull the most current articles and summarize any new developments or interviews about The Marathon and Me or Paula Radcliffe’s recent activities, and I can cite them precisely. Also, if you want, I can extract a quick timeline of her marathon career and the key moments covered in The Marathon and Me for easy reference. Would you like me to do that?