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Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge will run his first major race in Africa on May 24 in Cape Town, kicking off a historic seven-continent world tour. The two-time Olympic champion is shifting focus from chasing records to inspiring the next generation.
The greatest marathoner in history is coming back to Australia. Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will race the Melbourne Marathon in October 2026 as part of his seven-continent world tour.
Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge is calling for Africa-France collaboration to unlock the continent's massive sports potential through better infrastructure and sports science. The marathon legend believes Africa's exceptional talent combined with European expertise could transform the global sporting landscape.
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Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will run the 2026 Cape Town Marathon as the first stop on his mission to unite the world through running. The 41-year-old Kenyan legend aims to inspire healthier lives while racing on all seven continents.
Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge heads to Berlin this weekend aiming to break the marathon world record and cement his legacy as the greatest distance runner of the modern era. The 33-year-old Kenyan has won nearly every major marathon but the ultimate prize still awaits.
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Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will run his first African marathon in Cape Town this weekend as the city aims to become the continent's first World Marathon Major. After last year's wind cancellation, organizers moved the race to May for better conditions and a shot at history.
Eliud Kipchoge, who broke barriers with his sub-two-hour marathon attempt, says the record will keep falling because young runners don't know where the limits are. After two athletes officially ran sub-two in 2026, the 41-year-old icon believes we've only seen the beginning.
After winning four Olympic medals while racing through pain, Kipchoge Keino turned his farm into a school and orphanage that has educated thousands of children. The 86-year-old's legacy earned him the first-ever Olympic Laurel for his life of service.
Kenya's Sabastian Sawe just became the first person to officially run a marathon in under two hours, finishing London's iconic race in 1:59:30. The historic moment shattered the previous world record by 65 seconds and proved what many thought impossible.
For the first time in official competition, a runner has completed a marathon in under two hours. Kenya's Sabastian Sawe made history at the London Marathon, proving what the human body can achieve.
Kenya's Sabastian Sawe became the first person to officially break the two-hour marathon barrier, running 1:59:30 at the London Marathon. His historic achievement rewrites what humanity believed possible in long-distance running.
For the first time in history, two men ran a marathon under two hours in an official race, shattering what many thought impossible. A revolutionary 99-gram shoe helped them rewrite the record books in London.
Sabastian Sawe broke the marathon world record on Sunday, completing London's 26.2 miles in 1:59:30 while wearing shoes lighter than a bar of soap. His astonishing feat made him the first person to run a sub-two-hour marathon under official race conditions.
A humanoid robot just ran a half marathon in China, beating the world's fastest human time by seven minutes. This isn't science fiction anymore—it's a glimpse of how far robotics has come.
Ethiopian runner Yomif Kejelcha shattered the marathon world record in Valencia, Spain, becoming only the second person ever to finish under two hours. His incredible achievement brings humanity one step closer to redefining the limits of human endurance. ---
Kenyan runner Sabastian Sawe just became the first person ever to officially run a marathon in under two hours, finishing in 1:59:30 at the London Marathon. President William Ruto welcomed him home as a hero for pushing the boundaries of what humans can achieve. #
For the first time in history, two men ran a marathon in under two hours in an official race. Kenya's Sabastian Sawe led the way, shattering the world record by over a minute.
An 82-year-old woman in rural Kenya runs 5 kilometers three times weekly with 80 other seniors aged 60 to 100, proving age is just a number. Their self-funded athletics group is transforming health and challenging stereotypes across Meru County.
Fresh off breaking the marathon world record, Kenya's Sabastian Sawe is bringing home a message even bigger than his historic achievement. The champion runner is calling on the next generation to chase their dreams without performance-enhancing drugs.
Sabastian Sawe just became the first person to officially break the two-hour marathon barrier, finishing London's iconic race in 1:59:30. The Kenyan runner shattered the world record by an astounding 65 seconds.
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