The four top spots in Finland’s biggest annual running event all went to Kenyan participants on Saturday. Justus Kiprono took the trophy with a time of 2:20:41.
Around 5000 people took part in Saturday’s Helsinki City Marathon.
All four of the fastest times were set by runners from Kenya, with Justus Kiprono taking first place with a time of 2:20:41. The fastest Finn was Mika Penttinen who crossed the finish line fifth with a time of 2:35:39.
The women’s event was won by Russia’s Natalia Starkova with a time of 2:37:55.
The Helsinki City Marathon has been an annual event since 1981. The men’s’ record for the HCM was set in 1993 by Spain’s Martín Fiz with a time of 2.12.47. The women’s record of 2.36.14 was set in 1991 by Albina Galimova of Russia.
Around 5000 people took part in Saturday’s Helsinki City Marathon.
All four of the fastest times were set by runners from Kenya, with Justus Kiprono taking first place with a time of 2:20:41. The fastest Finn was Mika Penttinen who crossed the finish line fifth with a time of 2:35:39.
The women’s event was won by Russia’s Natalia Starkova with a time of 2:37:55.
The Helsinki City Marathon has been an annual event since 1981. The men’s’ record for the HCM was set in 1993 by Spain’s Martín Fiz with a time of 2.12.47. The women’s record of 2.36.14 was set in 1991 by Albina Galimova of Russia.
Around 5000 people took part in Saturday’s Helsinki City Marathon.
All four of the fastest times were set by runners from Kenya, with Justus Kiprono taking first place with a time of 2:20:41. The fastest Finn was Mika Penttinen who crossed the finish line fifth with a time of 2:35:39.
The women’s event was won by Russia’s Natalia Starkova with a time of 2:37:55.
The Helsinki City Marathon has been an annual event since 1981. The men’s’ record for the HCM was set in 1993 by Spain’s Martín Fiz with a time of 2.12.47. The women’s record of 2.36.14 was set in 1991 by Albina Galimova of Russia.
Around 5000 people took part in Saturday’s Helsinki City Marathon.
All four of the fastest times were set by runners from Kenya, with Justus Kiprono taking first place with a time of 2:20:41. The fastest Finn was Mika Penttinen who crossed the finish line fifth with a time of 2:35:39.
The women’s event was won by Russia’s Natalia Starkova with a time of 2:37:55.
The Helsinki City Marathon has been an annual event since 1981. The men’s’ record for the HCM was set in 1993 by Spain’s Martín Fiz with a time of 2.12.47. The women’s record of 2.36.14 was set in 1991 by Albina Galimova of Russia.
