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1 | Philemon Rono | CHEROP | KEN | 2:06:55 |
2 | Kebede Tulu | WAMI | ETH | 2:06:56 |
3 | Berhane Tesfay | BERHE | ERI | 2:07:07 |
4 | Reuben Kiprop | KERIO | KEN | 2:07:56 |
5 | Masresha Bere | BISETEGN | ETH | 2:09:04 |
1 | Jackline | CHERONO | KEN | 2:24:43 |
2 | Adawork Aberta | SADURA | ETH | 2:26:19 |
3 | Ayantu Kumela | TADESSE | ETH | 2:26:33 |
4 | Ebsite Tilahun | ASRES | ETH | 2:28:02 |
5 | Medhin Gebreslassie | BEYENE | ETH | 2:28:59 |
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Distance Running Edition 2 2023
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The 10K CityRun was held in beautiful autumn weather. The Moroccan Elhousine Elazzaoui won the men’s race. The World-class trail runner beat the track and road runners in a thrilling race. Defending champion Giovanna Selva from Italy beat Susanna Saapunki from Finland in the women’s race.
In the half marathon, in sunny and somewhat overly warm temperatures, Kenya’s defending champion Elvis Chebor Tabarach won ahead of another four compatriots. In the women’s race the Dutchwoman Nienke Brinkmann became first European woman to win the race in many years. She left three Kenyans well behind her. The masters runner Catherine Bertone from Italy ran an age group national record.
1 | Elhousine | ELAZZAOUI | MAR | 29:28 |
2 | Seare | WELDIZGHI | ERI | 29:31 |
3 | Badr | JAAFARI | ITA | 30:28 |
4 | Riccardo | MUGNOSSO | ITA | 30:54 |
5 | Tim | HÜBSCHER | SUI | 31:16 |
1 | Giovanna | SELVA | ITA | 33:13 |
2 | Susanna | SAAPUNKI | FIN | 33:27 |
3 | Sereina | SCHNÜRIGER | SUI | 34:29 |
4 | Federica | COZZI | ITA | 36:03 |
5 | Emma | SCHAERTLIN | SUI | 37:17 |
1 | Elvis Chebor | TABARACH | KEN | 1:02:00 |
2 | Isaac Kipkemboi | TOO | KEN | 1:02:02 |
3 | William | KIBOR | KEN | 1:03:15 |
4 | Enock | KIPKEMBOI | KEN | 1:04:34 |
5 | Erick Leon | NDIEMA | KEN | 1:05:46 |
1 | Nienke | BRINKMAN | NED | 1:09:26 |
2 | Lydia Jebichii | KEN | KEN | 1:09:56 |
3 | Gesare Morine | MICHIRA | KEN | 1:10:57 |
4 | Hilda Jelagat | KIPTUM | KEN | 1:13:18 |
5 | Catherine | BERTONE | ITA | 1:17:25 |
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1 | Ed | CHESEREK | KEN | 59:11 |
2 | Bernard | KOECH | KEN | 59:13 |
3 | Gemechu | DIDA | ETH | 59:31 |
4 | Patrick | MOSIN | KEN | 59:35 |
5 | Bravin | KIPROP | KEN | 59:40 |
1 | Irine | CHEPTAI | KEN | 1:05:53 |
2 | Winfridah | MOSETI | KEN | 1:06:40 |
3 | Jesca | CHELANGAT | KEN | 1:07:03 |
4 | Hawi | FEYSA | ETH | 1:07:18 |
5 | Viola | CHEPTOO | KEN | 1:07:24 |
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Agnes Ngetich made the headlines in the Trunsylvania 10km at the Brasov Running Fesival when she sped to a women-only 10km world record of 29:24 on Sunday. En route, the Kenyan passed through 5km in 14:25 which is also a women-only world record.
The race started at a hectic pace right from the gun with Ngetiich, fellow Kenyan Catherine Reline and Uganda’s Joy Cheptoyek leaving the pacemaker – who had been asked to tow the runners through 5km in 15:00 – quickly behind. The trio sped through 1500 metres in a super-fast 4:12, leaving onlookers to wonder about the wisdom of such a fast start as Cheptoyek started to lose contact with the Kenyan pair at around 2.5km.
Ngetich and Reline went through 3km in 8:32 but it was only a few hundred metres down the road in the Coresi district on the outskirts of the Transylvanian city that the latter started to drift back and from then on Ngetich was out on her own. The 2023 World Cross Country Championships bronze medallist – who finished second in Brasov 12 months ago and was sixth more recently in the World Athletics Championships Budapest 23 10,000m last month in a personal best of 31:34.83 – went through 5km in stunning women-only world record of 14:25, four seconds faster than the existing mark of Ethiopia’s Senbere Teferi from 2021.
By 7km, Ngetich had built up an 18-second lead over Reline and the gap just kept on widening. Ngetich passed the 8.5km checkpoint in 24:56, with Reline second in 25:29 and she continued to fly over the last half of the three-lap course before acquiring her second world record of the morning.
“The world record is a surprise to me, I was just thinking about the course record [30:07 set by her fellow Kenyan Sheila Chepkirui last year] or a personal best,” reflected Ngetich. “I actually thought it was a false start, but I just kept going, nobody called us back, and then I didn’t worry about the fast early pace,” she joked. “I started the year in a perfect way with a medal at the world cross and I just wanted to finish the season with a good result, but I still can’t believe it’s a world record.”
Behind Ngetich, the unheralded Reline made a huge impression to finish second in 30:14 with Cheptoyek hanging on to finish third in 30:34.
The men’s race also produced plenty of thrills and excitement as Weldon Langat made it a Kenyan double triumph in Brasov, winning the men’s Trunsylvania 10km – a World Athletics Elite Label Race and the only road race of this status in Romania – in 27:05.
A large group of seven men went through 5lm in 13:30, with another four just two seconds further back at the halfway point. However, surges in the sixth kilometre by the Kenyan Amos Kurgat and Dennis Kibet saw the pair pull away with Weldon Langat being towed along comfortably in their wake. Kibet continued to regularly push the pace over the course of the next three kilometres but with just over one kilometre to go, he started to pay for his service at the front.
As Kurgat and Langat embarked on the final kilometre, the latter used that as a signal to change gears and made a decisive move that took him to victory just over two-and-a-half minutes later. Kurgat took second in 27:12 while the 2018 world U20 champion Edward Pingua Zakayo came through strongly over the final kilometre, firstly overtaking the tiring Kibet and then almost catching Kurgat to complete an all-Kenyan podium in third place with 27:14.
1 | Weldon | LANGAT | KEN | 27:05 |
2 | Amos | KURGAT | KEN | 27:12 |
3 | Edward | ZAKAYO PINGUA | KEN | 27:14 |
4 | Dennis | KIBET KITIYO | KEN | 27:17 |
5 | Shadrack Kipchirchir | RUTO | KEN | 27:40 |
1 | Agnes | NGETICH | KEN | 29:24 |
2 | Catherine | RELINE | KEN | 30:14 |
3 | Joy | CHEPTOYEK | UGA | 30:34 |
4 | Diana | CHEROTICH | KEN | 31:17 |
5 | Viola | CHEPNGENO | KEN | 31:39 |
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The Tallinn Marathon was won by runners from Kenya and Ethiopia. The 42-kilometre, 195-metre classic marathon, the main distance of the international sporting event with the largest number of participants in Estonia, started on 10 September at 9am at the foot of Pika Hermann.
The Tallinn Marathon was won by Sammy Kigen from Kenya in a classy time of 2 hours 11 minutes 42 seconds. He was followed by his compatriots Thomas Kibet (2:12.06), Joseph Munywok (2:12.15) and Gilbert Kibet (2:13.48). Japan’s Yuki Kawauchi came fifth in 2:14.07, the 119th time he has run the marathon distance in under 2 hours and 20 minutes. No one else in the world has done this.
Leonid Latsepov of Sparta Sports Club finished sixth overall, setting a new personal best of 2:14.23, which is also the fastest time ever run in Estonia among Estonian marathon runners. Latsepov won both the Estonian and Tallinn marathon championship titles, and with today’s hearty run laid a solid foundation for qualification for next year’s Paris Olympic marathon. Roman Fosti (Sparta), who finished second in the championship, also performed well, finishing in an excellent time of 2 hours 22 minutes and 16 seconds in the final international marathon of his long running career, a high eighth place overall. The bronze medal in the Estonian and Tallinn Championships went to Janar Juhkov (2:36.05) from Treeningpartner. Norwegian Frode Stenberg (2:27.43), who finished tenth, was crowned Nordic Police Marathon Champion.
In the women’s category, the win went to Ethiopia. The fastest was Dessi Ethlemahu Sintayehu in 2:34.04. Second was last year’s Tallinn Marathon winner Pauline Mutwa Thitu (2:37.17) from Kenya, ahead of compatriot Aynalem Tefer (2:45.56). Kaisa Kukk of the Tartu sports club Kalev (2:50.22) finished fourth, winning both the gold medal in the Estonian Championship and the Nordic Police Championship title. Pille Hinn (2:54.00) from Sparta sports club came second in the Estonian championship but won the Tallinn championship title, leaving Maris Heinaru (2:58.20) from Treeningpartner club in third place.
Runners from Uganda and Kenya were the fastest in the half marathon.
The 21.1-kilometre half marathon, which started from the foot of Pika Hermann on 9 September at 9am, was won by Ugandan runner Ali Chebures in 1:01.35. Elvis Chevor (1:01.45) from Kenya finished second and his compatriot Eric Leon Ndiema came third (1:01.50). Fifteenth overall was the fastest Estonian runner Bert Tippi (1:10.39).
In the women’s half marathon, the Kenyan runners took the triple victory. The winner was Beatrice Cheserek, who finished ninth overall, with a new high-level Tallinn Half Marathon record of 1 hour 8 minutes and 22 seconds. Janet Ruguru Gishumbu crossed the finish line second (1:08.30) and Lydia Jebichi Korir third (1:08.49). The women’s runner-up was Jekaterina Patjuk (1:17.11), winner of more than 100 Estonian championship titles, in sixth, and three-time Estonian middle distance record holder Liina Tšernov (1:24.56), making her half marathon debut, in eighth.
1 | Sammy | KIGEN | KEN | 2:11:42 |
2 | Thomas | KIBET | KEN | 2:12:06 |
3 | Joseph | MUNYWOKI | KEN | 2:12:15 |
4 | Gilbert | KIBET | KEN | 2:13:48 |
5 | Yuki | KAWAUCHI | JPN | 2:14:07 |
1 | Dessi Ethlemahu | SINTAYEHU | ETH | 2:34:04 |
2 | Pauline Muthwa | THITU | KEN | 2:37:17 |
3 | Aynalem | TEFERI | ETH | 2:45:56 |
4 | Kaisa | KUKK | EST | 2:50:22 |
5 | Melissah | GIBSON | AUS | 2:51:26 |
1 | Ali | CHEBURES | UGA | 1:01:35 |
2 | Elvis Chevor | TABARACH | KEN | 1:01:45 |
3 | Eric Leon | NDIEMA | KEN | 1:01:50 |
4 | Solomon | KOECH | KEN | 1:02:02 |
5 | Collins Kipkirui | KIPKORIR | KEN | 1:02:04 |
1 | Beatrice | CHESEREK | KEN | 1:08:22 |
2 | Janet Ruguru | GICHUMBU | KEN | 1:08:30 |
3 | Lydia Jebichi | KORIR | KEN | 1:08:49 |
4 | Alemaddis Eyayu | SISAY | ETH | 1:11:19 |
5 | Addisie | MISLENEW | ETH | 1:13:31 |
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1 | Charles Yosey | MUNERIA | KEN | 2:09:06 |
1 | Rebecah | CHEROP | KEN | 2:29:12 |
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1 | Duro | BORBELJ | SRB | 2:36:57 |
2 | Thomas Førland | ASGAUTSEN | NOR | 2:37:26 |
3 | Miklos | ÖRI | HUN | 2:37:48 |
4 | Jack Aubrey | SNELL | IRL | 2:42:50 |
5 | Preben | AASE | NOR | 2:44:42 |
1 | Renate | GALLEBERG | NOR | 2:52:30 |
2 | Oddveig | ODLAND | NOR | 3:09:27 |
3 | Karoline | LIEN | NOR | 3:12:02 |
4 | Kristine | TRANØY | NOR | 3:33:26 |
5 | Katarzyna | KRYM | POL | 3:39:16 |
1 | Tage | AUGUSTSON | NOR | 1:08:37 |
2 | Martin | SCHEI | NOR | 1:11:42 |
3 | Alexander | SKURVE | NOR | 1:11:54 |
4 | Pavel | LAPUTJOV | NOR | 1:12:08 |
5 | Gaute | BYBERG | NOR | 1:13:00 |
1 | Lina | RIVEDAL | NOR | 1:17:16 |
2 | Maria | WIIG | NOR | 1:17:39 |
3 | Dominika | TYLOVA | CZE | 1:20:55 |
4 | Adele Norheim | HENRIKSEN | NOR | 1:21:22 |
5 | Ella | ØXNEVAD | NOR | 1:25:23 |
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1 | Naoki | KOYAMA | JPN | 2:07:40 |
2 | Ezekiel | OMULLO | KEN | 2:08:26 |
3 | Liam | ADAMS | AUS | 2:08:39 |
1 | Rodah | TANUI | KEN | 2:27:10 |
2 | Ruth | CHEBITOK | KEN | 2:28:17 |
3 | Genevieve | GREGSON | AUS | 2:28:33 |
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1 | Samwel | MAILU | KEN | 1:01:09 |
2 | Edwin | KIPRUTO | KEN | 1:01:34 |
3 | Jonathan | KORIR | KEN | 1:02:52 |
4 | Ismael | KIPRONO | KEN | 1:03:03 |
5 | Vincent | TOWETT | KEN | 1:03:21 |
1 | Lonah | SALPETER | ISR | 1:10:05 |
2 | Naom | JEBET | KEN | 1:10:06 |
3 | Meritxell | SOLER | ESP | 1:11:56 |
4 | Janet | RUGURU | KEN | 1:12:19 |
5 | Sylvia Mmboga | MEDUGU | KEN | 1:14:49 |
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1 | Sabastian | SAWE | KEN | 27:58 |
2 | Rodrigue | KWIZERA | BUR | 27:58 |
3 | Hillary | CHEPKWONI | KEN | 27:59 |
4 | Nicholas | KIPKORIR | KEN | 28:05 |
5 | Nibret | MELAK | ETH | 28:13 |
1 | Tsehay | GEMECHU | ETH | 31:38 |
2 | Fotyen | TESFAYE | ETH | 31:42 |
3 | Dera | DIDA | ETH | 31:45 |
4 | Jesca | CHELENGAT | KEN | 31:58 |
5 | Yalemget Yaregal | MEKURIYAW | ETH | 31:59 |
1 | Simon-Kamau | NJERI | KEN | 2:22:54 |
2 | Yohan | ZARADZKI | BEL | 2:24:00 |
3 | Felix | BUCK-GRAMCKO | GER | 2:35:15 |
4 | Simon-Mwangi | WAITHIRA | KEN | 2:38:26 |
5 | Daniel | SCHOCH | GER | 2:45:54 |
1 | Dorine-Jerop | MURKOMEN | KEN | 2:38:26 |
2 | Monika | RAUSCH | GER | 2:58:08 |
3 | Martina | DANNHEIMER | GER | 3:06:08 |
4 | Terézia | GYÖRGY | HUN | 3:11:12 |
5 | Dora | NEMETH | HUN | 3:13:16 |
1 | Mahdi | SAREBAN | AUT | 1:12:07 |
2 | Dominik | HIRCZY | AUT | 1:13:03 |
3 | Christian | NAGELE | AUT | 1:13:53 |
4 | Stefan | FUCHS | AUT | 1:14:09 |
5 | Xavier | MEADE | AUS | 1:16:48 |
1 | Anna | PABINGER | AUT | 1:20:15 |
2 | Conny | STÖCKL-MOSER | AUT | 1:20:48 |
3 | Sophia | WÖHRI | AUT | 1:22:04 |
4 | Barbara | BISCHOF | AUT | 1:24:18 |
5 | Clara | CARSTE | GER | 1:25:40 |
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1 | Alexander | MUTISO | KEN | 2:05:09 |
2 | Sisay | LEMMA | ETH | 2:06:26 |
3 | Philemon | RONO | KEN | 2:06:51 |
4 | Justus | KANGOGO | KEN | 2:07:40 |
5 | Takayuki | IIDA | JPN | 2:09:34 |
1 | Workenesh | EDESA | ETH | 2:20:42 |
2 | Margaret | WANGARI | KEN | 2:23:52 |
3 | Viola | KIBIWOT | KEN | 2:24:54 |
4 | Pamela | ROTICH | KEN | 2:27:35 |
5 | Julien | MÉLODY | FRA | 2:29:07 |
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1 | Pero Sompi | MATONDO | DRC | 2:53:19 |
2 | Moaz Ehab Ahmed | SALAM | EGY | 3:18:17 |
3 | Osama Sayed Mohamed | AHMED | EGY | 3:24:02 |
4 | Shah | GASANOV | RUS | 4:43:47 |
5 | Isaac Alaa Mohamed Ali Ali | TANTAWI | EGY | 4:49:07 |
1 | Ahmed Noury Shamroukh | DERAR | EGY | 1:11:02 |
2 | Zatara Ilunga | MANDE | DRC | 1:14:47 |
3 | Sayed Ibrahim Abdul Rahim | MOHAMED | EGY | 1:17:57 |
4 | Khaled | MAHMOUD ABDEL HAMID | EGY | 1:18:20 |
5 | Alaa | ALI MOHAMED | EGY | 1:20:01 |
1 | Kawthar Abdel Rahman Mohamed Ali | AL-FAYOUMI | EGY | 1:57:33 |
2 | Marianne | BOUWMAN | RSA | 2:03:46 |
3 | Esther Jacob | MARWA | TAN | 2:37:23 |
1 | Mohamed Rabia | EL-HUSSEINY | EGY | 34:34 |
2 | Osama Mahmoud Ibrahim Al-Desouki Abdel-Al | HASSAN | EGY | 35:30 |
3 | Abdo Ali Ahmed Abdullah | HUTAMAH | YEM | 35:59 |
1 | Jannah Mohamed Ahmed | ALI | EGY | 44:10 |
2 | Marwa | MOHAMED | EGY | 47:07 |
3 | Fatima Essam | MOHAMED | EGY | 49:20 |
1 | Nour Eldin | SOLEIMAN | EGY | 15:14 |
2 | Khalid Ali Mustafa Ahmed | ALSHOBALY | SUD | 15:39 |
3 | Alaa Ibrahim Riad | ISMAIL | EGY | 15:47 |
1 | Samira Mohamed | IBRAHIM | EGY | 23:50 |
2 | Mariam Abdel | SALAM | EGY | 24:25 |
3 | Aya Essam | MOHAMED | EGY | 25:10 |
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1 | Samwel | MAILU | KEN | 2:05:08 |
2 | Bethwell | YEGON | KEN | 2:06:57 |
3 | Titus | KIMUTAI | KEN | 2:07:46 |
4 | Joshua | KOGO | KEN | 2:08:39 |
5 | Dominic | LETTING | KEN | 2:09:16 |
1 | Magdalyne | MASAI | KEN | 2:24:12 |
2 | Agnes | KEINO | KEN | 2:24:25 |
3 | Gadise | MULU | ETH | 2:24:50 |
4 | Rebecca | TANUI | KEN | 2:26:34 |
5 | Visiline | JEPKESHO | KEN | 2:27:13 |
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1 | Bernard | KOECH | KEN | 2:04:09 |
2 | Joshua | BELET | KEN | 2:04:33 |
3 | Martin | KOSGEI | KEN | 2:06:18 |
4 | Daniel | DO NASCIMENTO | BRA | 2:07:06 |
5 | Rhonzas | KILIMO | KEN | 2:08:08 |
1 | Dorcas | TUITOEK | KEN | 2:20:09 |
2 | Tiruye | MESFIN | ETH | 2:20:18 |
3 | Stella | CHESANG | UGA | 2:20:23 |
4 | Tsige | HAILESLASE | ETH | 2:22:10 |
5 | Marion | KIBOR | KEN | 2:22:35 |
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1 | Haftamu | GEBRESILASE | ETH | 1:00:27 |
2 | Solomon | BERIHU | ETH | 1:01:06 |
3 | Sikiyas | MISGANAW | ETH | 1:01:11 |
4 | Shedrack | CHESIR | KEN | 1:01:20 |
5 | Tamrat | SELAMYHUN | ETH | 1:01:28 |
1 | Anchialem | HAYMANOT | ETH | 1:07:54 |
2 | Juliet | CHEKWEL | UGA | 1:10:10 |
3 | Likina | AMEBAW | ETH | 1:12:40 |
4 | Beatrice | MUTAI | KEN | 1:13:00 |
5 | Monika | JACKIEWICZ | POL | 1:13:05 |
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1 | Kenneth | ROTICH | KEN | 1:03:54 |
2 | Joseph | KIPTUM | KEN | 1:04:06 |
3 | Edwin | KIPLETING | KEN | 1:04:15 |
4 | Levi | KIPROTICH | UGA | 1:04:30 |
5 | J | AKANKWASA | UGA | 1:05:01 |
1 | Violah | MOTOSIO | BHR | 1:10:11 |
2 | Sophy | JEPCHIRCHIR | KEN | 1:10:33 |
3 | Abigail | MUTAI | KEN | 1:12:52 |
4 | A | WOLDEMICHAEL | ETH | 1:15:32 |
5 | Sharon | KOSGEI | KEN | 1:16:13 |
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1 | Sabastian | SAWE | KEN | 59:00 |
2 | Alex | KIBET | KEN | 59:11 |
3 | Bravin | KIPROP | KEN | 59:22 |
1 | Eilish | MCCOLGAN | GBR | 1:05:43 |
2 | Tsigie | GEBRESELAMA | ETH | 1:06:13 |
3 | Yalemget | YAREGAL | ETH | 1:06:27 |
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The Ethiopians Nibret Melak and Almaz Ayana won the 32nd EDP Lisbon Half Marathon, a World Athetics Elite Label Road Race, on Sunday March 12th. In total, more than 22,000 runners crossed the 25 de Abril Bridge, between the Vodafone 10k and the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon.
In the women’s race, Ayana won in a new course record (1:05:30), improving the time set by her NN Running Team and fellow Ethiopian Tsehay Gemechu by 36 seconds. Besides a new course record, Ayana also broke her personal best. The Kenyan Margaret Kipkemboi, also below the previous record, was second (1:05:50), and the Ethiopian Girmawit Gebru was third (1:06:28).
In the men’s race, the pace was super fast at first, but after the 5km split (below the world record set by Jacob Kiplimo in 2021) the group lost some speed and the splits were a little slower. With the world record out of reach, the athletes did a tactical race in the final part of the race, with Nibret Melak emerging as the strongest element, winning the race in 59:06. Hagos Berhe, also from Ethiopia, was second (59:07) and the Kenyan Vincent Ngetich (59:10) was third. For Melak it was the perfect debut in the 21k distance.
1 | Nibret | MELAK | ETH | 59:06 |
2 | Gebrhiwet | HAGOS | ETH | 59:07 |
3 | Vincent | KIPKEMBOI | KEN | 59:55 |
1 | Almaz | AYANA | ETH | 1:05:30 |
2 | Margaret | KIPKEMBOI | KEN | 1:05:50 |
3 | Girmawit | GEBRZIHAIR | ETH | 1:06:28 |
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1 | Bernard | KOECH | KEN | 58:45 |
2 | Daniel | MATEIKO | KEN | 58:49 |
3 | Richard | KIMUNYAN | XXX | 59:37 |
1 | Hellen | OBIRI | KEN | 1:05:05 |
2 | Gotytom | GEBRESLASE | ETH | 1:05:51 |
3 | Ftaw | ZERAY | XXX | 1:06:04 |
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The 75th Kagawa Marugame International Half Marathon was successfully held for the first time in three years, under ideal weather conditions. This year again, many invited runners, including many from overseas, participated in the race and displayed their excellent running skills.
In the men’s race, Alexander Mutiso (ND Soft, Kenya) took the lead from the beginning and led the pack to win the race for the first time, setting a new event record of 59:17. On second place, and only one second behind, was Cleophas Meyan (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries), also breaking the previous event record with a time of 59:18.
Meanwhile, in the women’s race, Pauline Kamulu (Routeinn Hotels, Kenya), the 2018 World Half Marathon 3rd place finisher, run ahead of the others from the beginning and won this event for the first time in 1:07:22, breaking the event record set by Fukushi Kayoko in 2006.
Both the men’s and women’s races were won by Kenyan runners for the first time, and the event record was broken in both cases, earning both runners the first-place prize of USD 5,000 (EUR 4680) and a bonus prize of JPY 3 million (EUR 20,600) for setting these new records.
This is the first time in three years that this event was held. We counted with more than 6,500 runners from the general public and 87,000 supporters, who cheered and applauded the runners along the route.
1 | Alexander | MUTISO | KEN | 59:17 |
2 | Kandie Meyan | CLEOPHAS | KEN | 59:18 |
3 | Andrew | LOROT | JPN | 59:54 |
4 | Tomoki | OTA | JPN | 1:00:08 |
5 | Kotaro | SHINOHARA | JPN | 1:00:11 |
1 | Pauline | KAMULU | KEN | 1:07:22 |
2 | Rika | KASEDA | JPN | 1:08:11 |
3 | Isobel | BATT-DOYLE | AUS | 1:09:27 |
4 | Sinead | DIVER | AUS | 1:09:29 |
5 | Sarah | PAGANO | USA | 1:10:15 |
1 | Ibrahim | HASSAN | XXX | 2:06:43 |
2 | Daniel | KIPCHUMBA | XXX | 2:06:48 |
3 | Tsubasa | ICHIYAMA | XXX | 2:07:44 |
4 | Shungo | YOKOTA | XXX | 2:07:47 |
5 | Kento | KIKUTANI | XXX | 2:07:53 |
1 | Husan | ZEYITUNA | XXX | 2:31:41 |
2 | Rieko | KOSHI | XXX | 2:44:00 |
3 | Hisae | YOSHIMATSU | XXX | 2:47:51 |
4 | Sonoka | NAKAYAMA | XXX | 2:53:06 |
5 | Mai | FUSHITA | XXX | 2:53:49 |
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1 | James Kipleting | KORIR | XXX | 1:06:04 |
2 | Het Ram Het | RAM | XXX | 1:12:22 |
3 | Ramavath Ramesh | CHANDRA | XXX | 1:12:23 |
1 | Brigid | KIMITWAI | XXX | 1:28:08 |
2 | Vadde | NAVYA | XXX | 1:31:58 |
3 | Susan | CHEBET | XXX | 1:36:09 |
1 | Hukam | HUKAM | XXX | 31:28 |
2 | Dipak | SUHAUG | XXX | 31:44 |
3 | LAKSHMEESHA | XXX | 32:32 |
1 | Bhagyaalaxmi | DONTHU | XXX | 41:27 |
2 | Maripalliy | UMA | XXX | 42:31 |
3 | Richa | RAI | XXX | 43:06 |
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1 | Hayle | LEMI | ETH | 2:07:32 |
2 | Philemon | RONO | KEN | 2:08:44 |
3 | Hailu | ZEWDU | ETH | 2:10:23 |
4 | Abdela | GODANA | ETH | 2:11:31 |
5 | Okubay | TSEGAY | ERI | 2:11:49 |
1 | Anchalem | HAYMANOT | ETH | 2:24:15 |
2 | Rahma | TUSA | ETH | 2:24:22 |
3 | Letebrhan | HAYLAY | ETH | 2:24:52 |
4 | Lemeneh Kasu | BITEW | ETH | 2:28:43 |
5 | Sifan | MELAKU | ETH | 2:29:22 |
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