A new world record was set in the men’s marathon. Kenya’s Eliud Kipchoge, who won the Tokyo Olympics for the second time in a row last year, won the Berlin Marathon with a new world record of 2:01:09. Kipchoge, who reigns as the absolute champion of the marathon world, is aggressive from the beginning on Berlin, which is said to be the fastest course in the world. He completed the 30km in 1 minute 5 seconds faster than the world record. While he was in the lead, he fought against himself and set a new world record of 2:01:09. He is expected to win the marathon three times in a row at the Paris Olympics two years from now.
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