Mr Chamberlain was six miles into his morning run when he was struck by a car in Cambridgeshire.
The son of Stephen Chamberlain, the co-defendant of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch, says he will complete the run his father was on when he was hit by a car.
Commenting on Strava, his son, Teddy Chamberlain, announced plans to complete the run and invited those wishing to pay tribute to finish it with him. Mr Lynch had connections to Cambridgeshire after studying Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge. On a public Strava post, Teddy Chamberlain said: "We are planning to complete this run for Dad ."I’m sure we will make a post about the day and time at a later date. He was such an incredible man and the pain we feel in unimaginable."to the keen runner and "strong supporter of local football in Cambridgeshire".about Mr Chamberlain's time as an unpaid finance director at the club from 2016 to 2018.
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