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The world's best racer. A lot of people say that to me on Facebook. I have 200 and something friends on there, and I got loads of congratulations comments after the Marathon win.

DJ. I don't do much at the moment because of my career, but it's been a hobby for ten years and I used to do some work in small Croydon clubs. I like funky electro house.

Don't get too stressed out by things. Take each day as it comes. In the build-up to this London Marathon I'd been a bit ill, so I thought I'd be getting stressed, but I was relaxed about things and not really too worried. I knew that if I was there with the pack at the end I'd have a good chance because I'm a sprinter.

Relationships. I always pick the wrong person. I seem to get attached too quickly. I'm single at the moment, and have a little girl called Ronie from a seven-year relationship.

Winning. My big thing is success. I'm always setting myself targets. The next is to win a gold medal in Beijing.

Probably Sir Henry Cooper. because I'd like to know what he was thinking when he knocked out Muhammad Ali. I like boxing. I'd like to know if he thinks that were he fighting today, with better doctors and technology, would he cut as badly?

At home. I train in the mornings, then come back and relax. I go on my record decks and spend time with friends and family.

I have never been in a job. This was quite difficult at first, but luckily my racing career took off. When I was looking, I hadn't many qualifications and there was a lot of discrimination. They would look at the chair and not at the person. All my family are in the building trade and I'm good with my hands. I'd like to work outdoors or do something to do with sport or DJing. My dream would be to run a club.

Chill out with mates watching telly or, even though I'm not drinking, I'll be in the pub playing pool or watching football. All my parties happen in November when I'm not training.

Australia. The weather is warm and sunny and the people are brilliant. America would be my second choice.

To make sure the index and middle fingers of each hand are taped up well so that I don't get blisters, and to have the right amount of air in my tyres. I don't like people doing this for me, because that way I have no one to blame if something goes wrong.

The best feeling ever. I was on top of the world. It's always great to win this race because I'm from London and there is a lot of pressure on me. The expectation gets bigger and bigger every year.