A man who collapsed at the finish line of a London half marathon has died, organisers have said.
Kory Russell was taking part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon on Sunday, October 12, when he fell to the ground at the end of the race at Hyde Park.
Mr Russell received medical treatment at the event and was rushed to hospital by ambulance.
However, organisers confirmed in a statement on Tuesday that Mr Russell had since passed away.
A spokesperson for the Royal Parks Half said: “With deep sadness, we confirm the death of a participant in the 2025 Royal Parks Half Marathon.
“Kory Russell collapsed at the finish line; he received immediate specialist medical treatment and was transferred to hospital by ambulance.
“Everyone involved in the organisation of the Royal Parks Half Marathon would like to express sincere condolences to Kory’s family and friends.
“The family has requested privacy, and no further details will be released in accordance with their wishes.
“The cause of death will be established later through a post-mortem.”
A spokesperson for State Street Investment Management said: "Kory Russell was a highly valued and respected member of the State Street team.
"We extend our heartfelt sympathies to his family and friends as they grieve their loss."
