Coming up through the ranks as Japan’s next top-level steeper, Yutaro Niinae broke through with a 5-second PB of 8:20.36 to win at the Yogibo Athletics Challenge Cup Sunday in Niigata and bump himself up to all-time Japanese #6. With pacing early on from Aisan Kogyo teammate Philemon Kiplagat, Niinae had the confidence to break away from the field of 6 just after halfway, opening over 10 seconds
Tigist Ketema clocked the third fastest time ever in the women’s race at the 50th Berlin Marathon, while men’s race champion Milkesa Mengesha claimed a thrilling victory by only 10 seconds
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An excellent morning for Calli Hauger Thackery and Philly Bowden on the streets of Berlin are amongst the highlights of a busy racing weekend. James Rhodes runs through the action in the weekend round up. Brilliant in Berlin The BMW Berlin Marathon is well known for delivering fast times and often near-perfect conditions. This year’s […]
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After two days of flight cancelations and delays that ended up with him arriving in Niigata 4.5 hours before the race, Indian men’s 5000 m NR holder Gulveer Singh came through with a record-breaking run to win the 5000 m on the first day of the Yogibo Athletics Challenge Cup Continental Tour Bronze meet.Set up as a shot at the 13:08.40 Japanese NR, the race went out with steady 63-second laps
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