Kipchoge announced that he will run the Boston Marathon

“Bostonit’s time”. Revealed very quickly and very clearly Eliud Kipchoge his participation in Boston Marathon 2023. These four words are a dream for many, fans of Kenyan athletes or simply sports lovers. No one knows what 2023 will bring to the man who broke the marathon world record berlin on two occasions.

Everything seems to have been taught kipchoge He will repeat in the German capital, where he will again fight himself and his stopwatch. But the Kenyan made it clear he wanted more.

Boston and New York These are the only titles missing from his impeccable record and this year he sets out to achieve them. As he announced on his social networks, the April 17 Boston You will see him at the starting line.

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No athlete has ever won all six ‘majors’: New York, Boston, London, Tokyo, Berlin and Chicago. kipchoge He owns twelve of them, four in London and Berlin and one in Chicago and one in Tokyo. So 2023 will be that year Eliud Kipchoge can beat this record, which he will also stay away from wilson kipsangan athlete with whom he is tied and only needs to crown Boston and Chicago.

“There are still many things on my wish list, but the main one is to run six big marathons and win them all: that’s my next challenge,” said the athlete in another video he published on the networks.

“Many of you know that I am a man who loves to read books. But the book in front of me is one of my favorites. It is a history book, full of memories of a lifetime. The chapters take me in places all over the world. Chicago. London. tokyo. And of course, berlin“, he added.

“But this book is not finished yet. There are many more chapters to be written. My next chapter is… Boston“.

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