Gilbert Kipleting Chumba from Kenya is the winner of the 37th Belgrade Marathon in the competition of athletes. In the competition of female athletes, Emma Cheruto Ndiva was the fastest. Mohamed El Ghauzani from Morocco is the winner of the half marathon, while in the women's competition, after an uncertain finish, Valentina Jebet from Kenya was the first
Gilbert Kipleting Chumba from Kenya is the 37th winner. Belgrade Marathon.
The Kenyan (38) crossed the finish line in two hours, eleven minutes and 47 seconds, he reports RTS.
He beat last year's winner Shakib Lashgar by almost three minutes.
However, when he crossed the finish line as the winner, Chumba collapsed to the ground, after which doctors approached him, and then he was carried away on a stretcher.
Kibet Filemon Kiptanui, also a Kenyan, finished second. The third is Emmanuel Kipkogei from Ethiopia.
A Kenyan, Emma Cheruto Ndiva (27) is the winner in the competition of female athletes. She finished the race in two hours, 31 minutes and 30 seconds.
This sporting event she gathered record 13.000 participantsand at distances of 10, 21 and 42 kilometers, and 2.500 foreigners from 72 countries around the world come to Belgrade.
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Emma Cheruto Ndiva is the winner in the women's competition
A Kenyan, Emma Cheruto Ndiva (27) is the winner in the competition of female athletes. She finished the race in two hours, 31 minutes and 30 seconds.
El Gauzani, the winner of the half marathon
Mohamed El Ghauzani of Morocco is the winner of the half marathon with a time of one hour, five minutes and 25 seconds.
Musao Wambua of Kenya finished second, while Hilary Kiptun Kimao, also a Kenyan, was third.
Valentina Jebet, winner of the half marathon
Valentina Jebet from Kenya is the winner of the half marathon in 15 hour 11 minutes and XNUMX seconds. Kenya's Teresia Omosa finished second, a second slower. Kenyan Kipkeroji finished third.
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