Under-13s boys, from left: Alex Pettican (8.34), who was second out of 177 finishers; Alejandro Kidel (10.58) 142nd; Filip Kounoupas Prastralo (8.49) 10th; Dylan Lewis (10.47) 134th; Attham Papadakis (9.40) 63rd; Alexander Marin Edis (10.50) 136th

THE capital’s Mini-Marathon marvels rose with the sun on Saturday to test their speed around the streets of Westminster.

Under-13s girls, from left: Scarlett Duquesne Correa (11.50), who was 118th out of 163 finishers; Victoria Zavadsky (11.26) 100th; Hanna Lidstrom (11.28) 102nd; Kerrianne Spillane-Corlett (10.49) 67th; Ira Agrawal (11.05) 88th; Alice Granger (11.27) 101st

In the mix at the TCS Mini London Marathon was a squad of 33 young athletes representing Team Camden. They set off from Horse Guards Parade before running alongside St James’s Park and then racing past Buckingham Palace towards the finish line on The Mall.

Under-15s boys: Arjuna Pflug (7.55), who was third out of 164 finishers; Azat Atligil (10.11) 133rd; Sorern Eis Loynes (10.15) 138th; Zain Broachi (9.06) 73rd; Heath Robin (10.03) 123rd

Among the borough’s best performers was Alex Pettican, who completed the 2.6k course in eight minutes, 34 seconds to take second place in the boys’ Under-13s race out of 177 finishers. The Highgate Harriers and Middlesex runner was just five seconds behind race winner Luis Da Silva (8.29) from Hammersmith & Fulham.

Under-17s girls, from left: Louise Barou (11.27), who was 90th out of 110 finishers; Lizzie Wortsman (10.04) 38th; Alice Waites (10.47) 62nd; Eloise Lindley (10.35) 55th; Josephine Louis (10.21) 49th; Leoni Delvendahl (9.14) 8th

Filip Kounoupas Prastralo (8.49) also ran well for Camden in the Under-13s age group to finish 10.

Under-17s boys, from left: Oliver Flemming (9.13) 100th; Harris Austin (7.38) 8th; Joseph Drinkell (8.21) 53rd; Philip Jones (9.57) 124th; Benoit Danzin (10.53) 134th. There were 141 finishers

London Youth Games’ Cross-Country champion Arjuna Pflug was in fine form as he clocked a time of 7.55 to finish third in the boys’ Under-15s age group out of 164 runners.

Illias Zghoundi finished 41st as he competed on the main stage for the first time

Camden also did well in the Under-17s races, where Harris Austin (7.38) and Leoni Delvendahl (9.14) both stormed to eighth-place finishes in their respective boys’ and girls’ competitions.

Under-15s girls, from left: Emily Lowe (12.34), who was 137th out of 155 finishers; Amara Mankodi (11.13) 106th; Becky Hare (11.11) 104th; Vera Vazquez (11.11) 103rd; Chloe De Lagarde (10.06) 43rd

Meanwhile, having won the Mini London Marathon four years in a row for Camden, wheelchair racer Illias Zghoundi competed on the main stage on Sunday for the very first time.

The 18-year-old handled the heat well as he completed the 26.2-mile course in two hours, 12 seconds to finish 41st in the T53/T54 race.