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Kipchoge Breaks Course Mark To Win Tokyo Marathon
Kipchoge, who retained the Olympic title last summer at the Tokyo Games, now holds three of the four fastest records ever.
Tokyo: World record holder Eliud Kipchoge won his fourth major marathon with a course mark at the Tokyo Marathon on Sunday. The 37-year-old Kenyan finished the race in front of the Tokyo railway station with a time of 2:02:40, the fourth-fastest official time in history which is slightly slower than his world record of 2:01:39. Kipchoge, who retained the Olympic title last summer at the Tokyo Games, now holds three of the four fastest records ever.
This is the fourth major marathon Kipchoge has won following victories in Berlin, London, and Chicago.
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