You make me, you make me.

Thank you Sydney for showing me such a great time.

The weather's been superb, the scenery has been immense and actually I got a personal best of three hours and 44 minutes and so I couldn't be any happier.

There were some amazing sights in in Sydney.

Some of the best things that were most memorable for me was running over the Harbour Bridge early on and then you could come down the finish line.

The Opera House is right there in front of you.

The crowds are so, so loud, you can barely hear yourself think.

And then my dad was there and I could see him take a photograph and it was such a great feeling coming through.

What a great way to finish.

I've been running these marathons Paris, Boston, London to raise money and awareness for motor neural disease as my mother was suffering from motor neural disease.

Unfortunately my mum passed away just a month ago and now running Sydney meant that I was running with the thought of my mother the entire time.

Sydney was for one mum.

Next up I've got Chicago, New York and Mumbai.

I'm running those in memory of my mother and for all of those people suffering motion neuron disease.

I'm really looking forward to Chicago as it's a flat course.

It's supposed to be one of the fastest ones.

And so I'm really looking forward to getting a personal best and beating 344.

And then we've got New York and then we're going to finish from Mumbai in January.

Just to round it all off, Mum, this was for you.