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Kenya's Joyciline Jepkosgei Breaks Half Marathon World Record

Kenya's Joyciline Jepkosgei Breaks Half Marathon World Record
Kenya's Joyciline Jepkosgei Breaks Half Marathon World Record

Kenya’s Joyciline Jepkosgei broke her own Half Marathon world record on Sunday when she won the Valencia Half Marathon in a time of 1:04:51.

Jepkosgei, 23, beat her previous record of 1:04:52 by one second.

It was my first race in Valencia, I enjoyed a lot, the weather is nice, the circuit is perfect to run fast. I hope to come back in March for the World Half Marathon Championships” said Jepkosgei after the win.

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The second and this place finishers were Kenyans as well, with Fancy Chemutai finishing at a time of 1:05:36 and Lucy Cheruiyot at 1:07:30.

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  1. KenyaOct 22, 2017

    Hongera dada

  2. maxileyOct 22, 2017

    If we could only replicate our success in track,and road racing into other sectors of our nation,especially politics and economy,we would be unbeatable as well and admired world over.

  3. GGOct 22, 2017

    Very true Max and yes we can if we try hard to fight tribalism, corruption, nepotism and instead foster practical education, jobs creation and productivity.

  4. Guest1Oct 22, 2017

    Maxiley. We were UNBEATABLE at the Supreme Court of Kenya (8/8 and 9/1.17). Remember?

  5. formerlyguest 2Oct 22, 2017

    Hongera, something positive for Kenya...

  6. MLACHAKEOct 22, 2017

    Shining light in the darkness....Joyciline Jepkosgei, WEWE NI WETU!

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