And by that margin?? In London?? And the runner-up was also sub 2??
Extraordinary.
Tsubasa_sama on
Historic. One of the final big barriers in the sport up there with Bannister’s first sub-4 mile.
He ran 10 seconds faster than Kipchoge’s artificial run that was set on a perfect course and rotating pacers. One of the greatest athletic achievements ever.
Expert_Put_7492 on
Top notch performance.
Norn-Iron on
“The runner-up on Sunday, Ethiopian Yomif Kejelcha, ran 1:59:41 in his marathon debut.”
Pretty crazy that the runner up did it under 2 hours on his debut. Well done all around.
IwarthogI on
That’s crazy. I wonder why it says unofficial concerning the time in the article. Maybe it needs to be verified.
worn-out-boot on
What was his pace?
OlyScott on
People have won marathons by riding in a car or taking the subway. Did he run all the way?
nycyambro on
👏 Well Done, Now Have The Winner Get A Nice Pint 🍺 To Celebrate Those Aching 👣.
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Feels like the biggest WR in sports in decades?
And by that margin?? In London?? And the runner-up was also sub 2??
Extraordinary.
Historic. One of the final big barriers in the sport up there with Bannister’s first sub-4 mile.
He ran 10 seconds faster than Kipchoge’s artificial run that was set on a perfect course and rotating pacers. One of the greatest athletic achievements ever.
Top notch performance.
“The runner-up on Sunday, Ethiopian Yomif Kejelcha, ran 1:59:41 in his marathon debut.”
Pretty crazy that the runner up did it under 2 hours on his debut. Well done all around.
That’s crazy. I wonder why it says unofficial concerning the time in the article. Maybe it needs to be verified.
What was his pace?
People have won marathons by riding in a car or taking the subway. Did he run all the way?
👏 Well Done, Now Have The Winner Get A Nice Pint 🍺 To Celebrate Those Aching 👣.