Eliud Kipchoge breaks world record in Berlin Marathon.

Eliud Kipchoge breaks world record in Berlin Marathon.

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Eliud Kipchoge sets new marathon world record

Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge has set a new marathon world record with a time of two hours, one minute 39 seconds in the race over the distance in Berlin.
The 33-year-old took more than a minute off the previous best which was set by compatriot Dennis Kimetto when he ran 2:02:57 in Berlin in 2014.
"I lack words to describe this day," said Kipchoge. "I am really grateful, happy to smash the world record."
The women's race was won by Gladys Cherono of Kenya in 2:18:11.
Kipchoge is regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time.
He won the London Marathon for a third time earlier this year and is the Olympic champion over the distance.
"It was hard," Kipchoge added. "I ran my own race, I trusted my trainers, my programme and my coach. That's what pushed me in the last kilometres."
In 2017, Kipchoge missed out on becoming the first athlete to run under two hours for the marathon by 26 seconds.
The Kenyan clocked 2:00.25 but because in-out pacemakers were used, the time was not be recognised as a world record.
 
1.Eliud Kipchoge KEN. New World Record 2:01:39
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2.Amos Kipruto KEN. 2:06:22
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3.Wilson Kipsang KEN. 2:06:47
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Womens Race: 1.Gladys Cherono KEN. New Course Record 2:18:11
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Eliud Kipchoge sets new marathon world record

Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge has set a new marathon world record with a time of two hours, one minute 39 seconds in the race over the distance in Berlin.
The 33-year-old took more than a minute off the previous best which was set by compatriot Dennis Kimetto when he ran 2:02:57 in Berlin in 2014.
"I lack words to describe this day," said Kipchoge. "I am really grateful, happy to smash the world record."
The women's race was won by Gladys Cherono of Kenya in 2:18:11.
Kipchoge is regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time.
He won the London Marathon for a third time earlier this year and is the Olympic champion over the distance.
"It was hard," Kipchoge added. "I ran my own race, I trusted my trainers, my programme and my coach. That's what pushed me in the last kilometres."
In 2017, Kipchoge missed out on becoming the first athlete to run under two hours for the marathon by 26 seconds.
The Kenyan clocked 2:00.25 but because in-out pacemakers were used, the time was not be recognised as a world record.
Congratulations Eliud Kipchoge for making Kenya proud. Such moments make me feel so lucky to be born a Kenyan. Wherever i am, when i am asked "where are you from?", I always say "i am a Kenyan."
 
Congratulations Eliud Kipchoge for making Kenya proud. Such moments make me feel so lucky to be born a Kenyan. Wherever i am, when i am asked "where are you from?", I always say "i am a Kenyan."
Because of only Athletics??
Hehehe, kweli tumetofautiana, btw Hongera kwake huyo Jamaa.
 
I congratulate no one till results of urine sample come out.
 
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Natumaini wakenya wote wanambio kwasababu kipindi china itakavyo taka pesa zake,mkimbie lasiivyo mombasa port,JKIA zitakuwa miliki yake.
 
Bravo
kipt... yanaonekana hayo ni majina ya watu wa JAMII moja. wanatoka kipande ipi ya Kenya?
 
I congratulate no one till results of urine sample come out.
Then you have no idea how international marathons are organised. Unlike the olympics and championships, in such marathons, for elite runners, spaces are booked months before and their biological data confirmed weeks before the event.
 
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