Kenyans dominated the Frankfurt Marathon on Sunday, claiming the top five positions in the men’s race and a 1-2 finish in the women’s event.
Vincent Kipruto crossed the line in 2 hours 6 minutes and 15 seconds to win the men’s category, closely followed by  Mark Kiptoo  on 2:06:16 and Elijah Kemboi on 2:07:34.
Fellow Kenyans Jacob Chesari and Albert Matebor finished fourth and fifth with times of 2:07:46 and 2:08:17 respectively, with Lani Rutto finishing eight and Richard Sigei ninth to complete the impressive performance.
In the women’s race, Caroline Kilel finished first with a time of 2 hours 22 minutes and 34 seconds, followed by compatriot Flomena Chepchirchir on 2:23:00 with Ethiopia’s Birhane Dibaba completing the top three with 2:23:01.
Kenyans dominated the Frankfurt Marathon on Sunday, claiming the top five positions in the men’s race and a 1-2 finish in the women’s event.
Vincent Kipruto crossed the line in 2 hours 6 minutes and 15 seconds to win the men’s category, closely followed by  Mark Kiptoo  on 2:06:16 and Elijah Kemboi on 2:07:34.
Fellow Kenyans Jacob Chesari and Albert Matebor finished fourth and fifth with times of 2:07:46 and 2:08:17 respectively, with Lani Rutto finishing eight and Richard Sigei ninth to complete the impressive performance.
Kenyans dominated the Frankfurt Marathon on Sunday, claiming the top five positions in the men’s race and a 1-2 finish in the women’s event.
Vincent Kipruto crossed the line in 2 hours 6 minutes and 15 seconds to win the men’s category, closely followed by  Mark Kiptoo  on 2:06:16 and Elijah Kemboi on 2:07:34.
Fellow Kenyans Jacob Chesari and Albert Matebor finished fourth and fifth with times of 2:07:46 and 2:08:17 respectively, with Lani Rutto finishing eight and Richard Sigei ninth to complete the impressive performance.
Source-nation.co.ke
