Organizer SCC Events has announced two top-class runners for this year’s Berlin Marathon. Last year’s winner Gaye Adola and world record holder Iliad Kipchoge will begin on September 25 on the streets of the capital.
Ethiopian Gaye Adola and Gottitom Gebreslez win the Berlin Marathon
About 25,000 runners start at the 47th Berlin Marathon. The overall victory was won by Guay Edola of Ethiopia. The top favorite crosses the finish line in third place. Gottitom Gebreslej won the women’s race with ease.More
Kipchoge sets record in 2018
Ethiopia’s Adola, who won the 47th Berlin Marathon last year with a timing of 2:05.45, is now looking to defend his title.
Eliud Kipchoge recently stopped participating, but his world record of 2:01.39 hours, set in 2018, still holds. The Kenyan recently won a gold medal in the marathon distance at the Olympic Games in Tokyo and became the first person to run 42.195 km in less than two hours in 2019. However, the performance is not considered a world record due to lack of competitive conditions.
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