Break through human limits!Kipjog refresh the marathon world record

Text/Yangcheng Evening News all -media reporter Chai Zhi

"The King of Marathon" breaks the human limits again! Today, the 48th Berlin Marathon shot. The 37 -year -old Kenya star Kipjog won the championship with 2 hours, 01 minutes and 09 seconds, and broke the world record of 2 hours, 1 minute and 39 seconds created four years ago. The 10th champion of the marathon Grand Slam.

Kipjog Route

Chinese player He Jie finished in 2 hours, 11 minutes and 18 seconds, and Ren Qingdong Zhibu scored 2 hours, 15 minutes and 17 seconds.

In the basketball court, there is "Joe Lord" Milk Jordan, and on the marathon track, there is "Qiao Ye" Kipjog, both of which are God -like existence. Kipjog is a world record holder, and Rio and Tokyo Olympic Marathon winners. He has won 4 London Marathon, 3 Berlin Marathon, 1 Chicago Marathon and 1 Tokyo Marathon.

The biggest goal of his career is to collect six different marathon champions. With the winning championship in the Tokyo Marathon this year, 9 Grand Slam championships have been rewarded. Pick.

Today, Kipjog has embarked on the track of the Berlin Marathon again after four years, with the goal of pointing directly at the world record he maintained, and even wanted to break through the human limits of the two -hour mark.

In order to refresh the world record, Kipjog did not accommodate any errors. Puniters, weather, and track were indispensable. Top runners can play the role of windshield and running in the first half. In 2018, Kipjoger ran for 1 hour, 01 minutes and 06 seconds under the runner's run. The output broke out in 1 hour and 33 seconds.

Last year's Berlin Marathon, the higher temperature shattered the dream of Bercler's refresh world record, and also made Abadora the slowest champion of the last ten years. Due to the excellent performance of comprehensive factors such as route guidance, time reminder, processing of emergencies, and water supply, Berlin Marathon is famous for its "fastest track". He had previously witnessed the World Record 11 times. This allowed Kipjog to adjust the participating plan and chose the Berlin Marathon to impact the world record.

In the first 10 kilometers, Kipjogg took 28 minutes and 22 seconds, 39 seconds faster than the world record. In the first half, under the leader's leader, Kipjog ran quickly. According to the pace, he was very hopeful to run for two hours. The defending champion of the champion Adra fourth.

Twenty -kilometers, with the last pacer, Kipjog began to lead alone and gradually left Ethiopian players who followed. At 30 kilometers, Kipjog has a slight speed reduction, and has basically determined to "break the two". In the end, the game was 30 seconds faster than the world record that he maintained.

Source | Yangcheng Evening News · Yangcheng School

Picture | Visual China

Responsible editor | Zhong Wenyi

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