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10  Most Impressive Marathon Times of Eliud Kipchoge

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2:08:44,  1st – Rio (Olympic Games), August 2016 Winning the Olympic gold in Rio 2016 ranks high in Eliud's list of achievements.

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2:08:38,  1st – Sapporo (Olympic Games), August 2021 Eliud Kipchoge proved his greatness with a fantastic and champion defense of his Olympic title in Sapporo. He became the third man in history to win two Olympic marathon gold medals. 

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2:05:30,  1st – Hamburg, April 2013 He Clinched his first ever marathon race in 2:05:30, a course record and at the time, the sixth-fastest marathon debut in history.

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2:04:42,  1st – London, April 2015Kipchoge again left it late, then striped away from Eliud Kipsang with 2km to go. He sped off in the final 800m to win his first London title in emphatic fashion.

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2:04:11,  1st – Chicago, October 2014 Though, that didn’t happen as Bekele fell off the pace at the 32km mark, as Kipchoge controlled the race and sealed the win with a late surge in the last 2km.

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2:04:00,  1st – Berlin, September 2015Beating two former world record holders in London gave Kipchoge the cheering to attempt to break the world record in Berlin.

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2:03:05, 1st – London, April 2016 It was Kipchoge’s second consecutive victory at the London Marathon, and he confirmed his status as one of the best marathon runners in history with a brilliant race. He just missed the world record by eight seconds. He also covered the 30km point in the fastest time split ever, in 1:27:13.

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2:02:37,  1st – London, April 2019 The new world record holder returned to London seeking to rewrite history again. He set a new course record and became the first man to win the event in the British capital four times.

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2:01:39,  1st – Berlin, September 2018 After clutching  different  marathon titles, Kipchoge had always wished for one more thing – the world record.

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2:01:09. 1st Champion Eliud Kipchoge sets new world record clocks 2:01:09 in Berlin Marathon The Kenyan star Eliud Kipchoge sets new world record timed 2 hours, 1 moment, 9 seconds to shave 30 seconds off his past best characteristic of 2:01:39 set out a plan in 2018.

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