Wanyonyi Sets World Lead, Meet Record in Monaco 800m
Wanyonyi now tops the 800m Diamond League standings with 30 points and remains the clear favourite to retain his Diamond Trophy later this season.
Wanyonyi now tops the 800m Diamond League standings with 30 points and remains the clear favourite to retain his Diamond Trophy later this season.
Chebet was pushed hard by compatriot Agnes Ngetich, who finished second in 14:01.29, the third-fastest time ever recorded, while Ethiopia’s Gudaf Tsegay settled for third in 14:04.41.
This year’s edition was especially significant as it marked the 25th anniversary of the marathon, which is internationally recognized for its powerful fusion of sport,conservation and community impact
Although the run will not count as an official world record due to pacing and gear regulations, Kipyegon's time was faster than her current world record and personal best of 4:07.64,
Local sponsor Safaricom has thrown its weight behind the attempt, launching a special Youtube “Bundle at 4 Bob” offer to help Kenyans stay connected during the race.
The sponsorship, unveiled on Tuesday, June 24, at the KCB headquarters in Kencom, will also cover the national trials for the World Athletics Championships, slated for August 1–2.
Kipyegon has already rewritten the history of middle-distance races, twice breaking world records. But this time, it’s something different: it’s all about breaking a barrier that has stood untouched
In one of the most anticipated matchups of the season, Cherotich once again outclassed Olympic champion Winfred Yavi of Bahrain, marking her second consecutive victory over her rival after a memorable
The victory marks another milestone in what is quickly becoming a historic 2025 season for Wanyonyi. Already ranked world number one, he owns the fastest time in the world this year at 1:41.11,