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Kipchumba and Azimeraw win TCS Amsterdam Marathon
Amsterdam, Holland - Vincent Kipchumba won today’s TCS Amsterdam Marathon in 2:05:09. The 29-year-old Kenyan was the first to enter the Olympic Stadium, where a powerful final sprint resulted in a dramatic and exciting win. 20-year-old Degitu Azimeraw smashed the...
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Eliud Kipchoge goes sub 2hrs for marathon
Austria - Eliud Kipchoge produced the fastest time ever for the 42.2km distance, clocking 1:59:40.2 at the Ineos159 Challenge in Vienna on Saturday 12th October 2019. Pounding his chest and pointing to the crowd as he approached the finish line, the 34-year-old Kenyan...
Brigid Kosgei sets Chicago Marathon World Record
CHICAGO - October, 2019 - Sunday's Bank of America Chicago Marathon, saw Kenya's Brigid Kosgei deliver a jaw-dropping performance that ended with a New World Record of 2:14:04.**, shattering Paula Radcliffe's world record of 2:15:25 (set 16 years ago). Chicago...
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Powerful Field for New York 2012
Powerful International Field Expected at 2012 ING New York City Marathon Including two-time race champion Marilson Gomes dos Santos, Morocco's two-time Olympian Abderrahime Bouramdane, Great Britain's Olympic marathoner Scott Overall and three-time Olympian Kayoko...
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Valary Aiyabei wins Frankfurt Marathon in Course Record
Frankfurt, Germany - Valary Aiyabei of Kenya wins Mainova Frankfurt Marathon in a new course record with her sub 2hr 20 time of 2:19:10 Valary Aiyabei wins Mainova Frankfurt Marathon in 2:19:10 You can have physical talent as an athlete but is that enough? Long term...
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Chebet wins Amsterdam
Wilson Chebet has won the TCS Amsterdam Marathon on Sunday, October 16, in 02.05.53. He was just nine seconds short of breaking last year’s course record. In the women’s category, Tiki Gelana broke the course record, which dated from 2002. She finished in the Olympic...
Bekele in sensational win at Berlin 2019
Berlin, Germany - Kenenisa Bekele made a sensational return to his best with a 2:01:41 win at the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON, missing the world record by just two seconds. For good measure, the 37-year-old Ethiopian set a national record and the fastest time in the world...
Ryan Hall for Chicago 2011
CHICAGO – The Bank of America Chicago Marathon today announced U.S. Olympian Ryan Hall will compete in the 34th annual race on October 9, setting up a rematch against fellow sub 2:05 performer Moses Mosop of Kenya. Hall, who recorded a personal best 2:04:58 at...