The 175th edition of the Grand National was marked by successive attempts by animal rights activists to prevent the race from taking place, demonstrating peacefully hours before the event and, later and minutes before the start time of the race, abruptly breaking the fences and jump on the dance floor naked or dressed in pink t-shirts. The attempted invasion, coordinated, took place in different areas of the route. Dozens of the protesters were arrested by Merseyside Police. These incidents caused the event to start with a delay of 20 minutes.
Corach Ramblerridden by Derek Fox, prevailed on the track, giving the second victory in the mythical race to the trainer Lucinda Russell.


Corach Ramblerwho started in the list of favorites together with Ain’t that a Shame, Delta Work and Gaillard du Mesnil, ended up commanding an emotional final stretch in which he arrived ahead of vanillier, Gaillard Du Mesnillast year’s winner Noble Yeats and The Big Dog.
Corach Ramblera two-time winner at the Cheltenham festival, was the first British winner since he did One For Arthur in 2017, precisely also with jockey Derek Fox and trainer Lucinda Russell.
The BBC estimated that 700 million people watched the Grand National on television Worldwide. They moved 150 million pounds sterling in bets, just over 170 million euros.