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Watch Prince Harry beats William in London Royal run
Prince William may be closer in line to the British throne, but brother Prince Harry bested him at a finish line. Harry, William and William\'s wife, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, raced a 50-metre sprint against each other on Monday at London\'s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park as they promoted a mental health campaign called Heads Together.
London:Prince William may be closer in line to the British throne, but brother Prince Harry bested him at a finish line.
Harry, William and William's wife, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, raced a 50-metre sprint against each other on Monday at London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park as they promoted a mental health campaign called Heads Together.
Cheered by track stars and amateur runners training for April's London Marathon, Harry crossed the line a stride ahead of his older brother. William and third-place Kate hugged at the finish.
William, perhaps aware he would be beat by his more athletic sibling, had quipped moments before the start: "Oh, my hamstring!"
One spectator, women's marathon world record-holder Paula Radcliffe, joked afterward that William should have been disqualified for straying into Kate's lane.
