Ruth Chepngetich of Kenya Becomes First Woman to Win Chicago Marathon Three Times While Breaking World Record in a Historic Run

In a stunning display of athletic prowess, Ruth Chepngetich from Kenya shattered the women’s world record during the Chicago Marathon on Sunday, finishing in an incredible time of 2:09:57.

This remarkable achievement is not just about speed; it marks a significant milestone in marathon history.

Ruth’s Remarkable Achievement

At just 30 years old, Chepngetich has solidified her status as a marathon legend by becoming the first woman to win the Chicago Marathon three times.

Her victory not only highlights her extraordinary talent but also surpasses the previous world record of 2:11:53, set by Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa last year in Berlin.

Chepngetich’s performance will undoubtedly inspire future generations of female runners.

Men’s Race Highlights

On the men’s side, John Korir, also from Kenya, clinched the Chicago Marathon title, clocking in at a personal best of 2:02:43.

At just 27 years old, Korir celebrated his first major marathon victory, finishing ahead of Ethiopia’s Mohamed Esa and fellow Kenyan Amos Kipruto.

His outstanding time and performance add to the excitement surrounding this prestigious race.

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What an exhilarating day for marathon fans and athletes alike!