The world of running and athlete is eagerly expecting the arrival of London Marathon of 2025 on April 27. With only more than two months left for the popular British race dispute, the recent world record in the half marathon of Jacob Kiplimo In Barcelona he resurrected expectations to witness the first marathon below 1:59 signed by Eliud Kipchoge In Vienna 2019, an unofficial note because it is not in normal career conditions.
To the appointment that may certainly break the world record of 2:00:35 of the missing Kelvin Kiptum All the great stars of the International Fund are present. To begin with, Kipchoge himself, Double Olympic Champion and four times won the event in London, holds past officials at the distance between September 2018 and October 2023 (first at 2:01:39 and then a 2:01:09).
They have many other references next to the Kenyan icon. The Ethiopian Kenenisa BekeleThe third fastest person to complete the 42,195 kilometers of the modern marathon (2:01:41), is the latest integration with a wonderful poster. The Ethiopian Tamirat tolaOlympic Gold in Paris 2024 and has a personal stop of 2:03:39; The last winner in London Alexander Mutiso Munyao (02:03:11); And the best debutant in the distance of history, the kenyan Sebastian Sawe (2:02:05). Another Kenyan, Timothy Kiphat (02:02:55) will contribute legs to more than possible historical test rhythm.
All eyes were placed in Kiplimo
Despite the amazing -wonderful cast of the stars, he will be the plusmarchist of the average, the 24 -Year -old Ugandés Jacob KiplimoWho else would look attracted to London. His record rhythm in Mitja of Barcelona not only exploded the barrier of 57:30 and 57:00 in the end line, including An amazing -that 56:42 to 21.09 kilometersBut also beat 10K stops (26:46) in the first section of the test.
His average for the event is 2: 41/kmnoticeably super -superior to 2: 50/km Kipchoge signed his record below two hours throughout the distance. While it is obvious that this is not the same, many wonder if the kiplimo will be able to print a good rhythm and the two -hour barrier will eventually explode. In the rhythm that the average of Barcelona has run, the Tim in London will be A stratospheric 1:53:24.
“This is the perfect breed. Proper temperature, without wind, an amazing -wonderful circuit. Everything is better than expected, “the Ugandés said after the success of the city. I never thought I could go down to 57 -Minute Barrier, that’s rare “he added.
Kiplimo said that between Barcelona and London he would no longer compete to focus only and exclusively at His debut at the distance of the marathon. Lack of experience is probably his greatest rival in the challenge of destroying, along with some of the fastest fondists in history, the two obstacles. The numbers and rhythm of all of them say yes, that is possible. Of course, everyone has to deal with the streets of London.
Source: La Verdad
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