The athlete has twice the Olympic championship that broke its own world record at the Berlin Marathon on September 25. He completed the distance of 42,195 km with a time of 2 hours 1 minute 09 seconds. Faster than the record he has set at Berlin Marathon 2018 by 30 seconds.
Kipchoge started impressively when completing the first half of the 59 minutes 51 seconds. Kenya's legend reaches 30km when the clock is 1 hour 25 minutes 40 seconds, then 40km when the clock turns 1 hour 54 minutes 53 seconds before returning to the new world record.
More significantly when the Kenya athletes left Mark Korir for 4 minutes. This is Kipchoge's 4th championship in Berlin, balancing the achievements of Haile Gebrsyelassie. Ethiopian athletes won the Berlin Marathon 4 consecutive times from 2006 to 2009. This is also the 15th title of 17 marathon competitions, including two Olympic championships and 10 other major titles.
Kipchoge will turn 38 in November. In 2022, Kipchoge attended the Tokyo Marathon in March this year. Here, he broke the record of the tournament with a record of 2 hours and 2 minutes and 40 seconds. But after that, the athlete born in 1984 did not attend the world championship marathon in July at Eugene, Oregon.
Achievements 10 Best Berlin Marathon 2022:
1. KipCHOGE, ELIUD (Ken) – 2:01:10
2. Korir, Mark (Ken) – 2:05:58
3. Abate, Tadu (ETH) – 2:06:28
4. Belihu, Andamlak (ETH) – 2:06:40
5. Kipchumba, Abel (Ken) – 2:06:49
6. Getachew, Limenih (ETH) – 2:07:07
7. Sonota, Kenya (JPN) – 2:07:14
8. Maruyama, Tatsuya (JPN) – 2:07:50
9. Kikutani, Kento (JPN) – 2:07:56
10. Chumba, Zablon (Ken) – 2:08:01
