Cheptegei, who retired from track events after his win at the Paris Olympics and has since shifted his focus to marathon, clocked 59 minute and 46 seconds to cover the 21.097km distance and win ...

This win and leading up to my next races next year, I hope to continue like this." Since making his international debut in Bengaluru 10 years back, Cheptegei, considered one of the best ever long ...

Cheptegei, the reigning men's 10,000m ... as expected with Edris finishing fifth with a time of 1:00:52. “This win in Delhi was special to me because it is my first-ever victory in a half ...

Joshua Cheptegei cruised to men’s victory while Alemaddis Eyayu took a surprise win in the women’s race ahead of Cynthia Limo in the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon on Sunday (Oct 20). Alex Matata ...

Cheptegei, 28, also the reigning 10,000m ... Lili-Kavita tussle Sawan Barwal impressed with a strong finish, clocking 1:02:46 to win the Indian contest. The Himachal Pradesh runner finished ...

Olympian Joshua Cheptegei of Uganda clinched his first-ever half marathon victory with a time of 59:46 at the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon, overcoming tough competition from Kenya’s Alex Matata and ...

Cheptegei, the reigning world and Olympic champion in men's 10,000m race, clocked 59.46 seconds to win the race. Eyayu, on the other hand, clocked 1 hour 8 minutes and 17 seconds to claim the ...

BUKWO, Uganda — Thousands of mourners in Uganda paid their respects Saturday to Rebecca Cheptegei, the Olympic athlete who died last week in Kenya after her partner set her on fire. The military ...

Olympian Joshua Cheptegei expressed his feelings after winning the Delhi Half Marathon saying that it is really special to special to come here and win the race. The Delhi Half Marathon kicked off ...

The platform was used to showcase the potential of young athletes such as 5km winner Emmanuel Kibet, who a fortnight ago, set pace for Cheptegei to win the Delhi Half-Marathon in India.

Cheptegei was 33. It was tragic ... Assistants likely aren’t going to talk to the media after a big win. They’re not going to be announced last in a championship ceremony.