Around 15,000 people, ranging from elite athletes to novice runners took part in the 2023 event.
This year the main beneficiary charity is Alzheimer's Research UK, with Cancer Research UK, The Charlie Walker Trust and Cambridge Rape Crisis centre also benefitting from funds.
The route started and finished on Victoria Avenue by Midsummer Common at 9.30am with runners passing by King's College, Jesus College and Grantchester Meadows.
The fastest male to pass the finish line was Nick Bowker of Clapham Chasers, who took just 1 hour, 5 minutes and 11 seconds to complete the route, beating last year's fastest time by more than a minute,.
The quickest female was Verity Hopkins of Tonbridge Athletics Club, who finished with a chip time of 1 hour, 13 minutes and 49 seconds.
The year's Half Marathon was the largest in the event's 12-year history.
In the time the event has been running, participants have raised more than £4.6 million for charities.
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