More than 3,000 people signed up to take part in Sunday’s race, with many running clubs and good causes represented.
After doing the “salute” of organising charity Joining Jack, they set off from Mesnes Park and went out to The Brick Community Stadium before heading back to the park to collect their medal.
First across the line was Joe Rees Gara (Wigan Harriers AC) in 31:42. The first female finisher was Lucy Fairclough (St Helens Sutton Athletic Club) in 35:03.
Following them were people of all ages and abilities, some achieving personal best times and others completing 10km for the first time.
This year’s event took the total amount raised for Joining Jack past £500,000, which is being spent on research into Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Entries are already open for next year’s race, which will take place on Sunday, September 6. There is a discounted price for the first 500 people to sign up at www.wigan10k.co.uk.
34. Wigan 10k
Saul McLeod, Coun Chris Ready, Coun Lawrence Hunt, Coun David Molyneux and Henry McLeod were supporting the Royal Free Hospital in memory of Henry's grandmother Sheila Molyneux Photo: Submitted