Two-time Olympic winner, Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge, has beaten his personal best and set a new world record in Sunday's Berlin marathon. In an interview he said: "There's still more in my legs, there's still more, and I hope the future is still great." Conditions in the German capital were ideal for a fast race with temperatures around 11 degrees Celsius and no rain or wind. Follow Kenyan Mark Korir came in second, nearly five minutes behind. Ethiopia's Tigist Assefa won the women's race in two hours, fifteen minutes and thirty seven seconds.

Source: Ethiopian News September 25, 2022 19:21 UTC