Ruth Chepngetich breaks world record with the Chicago marathon!

Ruth Chepngetich breaks world record with the Chicago marathon!

Chicago, USA - In a remarkable achievement, Kenyan Ruth Chepngetich set up a new world record at the Marathon in Chicago. She completed the demanding route of over 42 kilometers in an impressive time of two hours, nine minutes and 57 seconds. This result means a time improvement of two minutes compared to the previous record that Ethiopier Tigist Asefa had set up at the Berlin Marathon last year.

The Chicago marathon, known for its flat and fast route, attracts top runners from all over the world year after year. Chepngetich's record was followed by numerous spectators and underlines the dominance of Kenyan runners on the global marathon stage. From the beginning, the athlete showed an extraordinary performance that made it possible for her to exceed the old record.

competition in Munich

In the meantime, a marathon also took place in Munich. The Kenyan Nehmia Kipyghon was able to prevail in the men, while Ethiopian Asmare Beyene Asmen Asmen Asmen Asmen Asmen was won by women. This year, a total of 26,500 participants were registered for the various distances. Almost 900 runners started the full marathon route, while many others chose the half marathon or the 10 kilometers.

The meaning of Chepngetich's record goes beyond the mere time. It is not only a new measure for future runners, but also inspires young athletes worldwide to cross their limits. Their outstanding performance confirms the talent and the determination that many African runners bring to marathon sport. Both in Chicago and Munich, the athletes showed that they are in excellent form, which makes the upcoming international competitions all the more exciting.

For more information about this impressive record and the results from Munich, See the current reporting on www.brennessel.com .