- Kenyan athletes Peres Jepchirchir and Alexander Mutiso have won the prestigious London Marathon, guaranteeing them substantial cash prizes for their outstanding performances
- The top prize for the elite competition is an impressive KSh 7.3M, ensuring both Jepchirchir and Mutiso earn significant financial rewards
- Additionally, Jepchirchir’s record-breaking achievement qualifies her for an extra 16.7 million shillings
Kenyan athletes Peres Jepchirchir and Alexander Mutiso have triumphed in the prestigious London Marathon, securing substantial monetary rewards for their remarkable achievements.
Jepchirchir shattered records with her awe-inspiring performance, completing the women’s race in a groundbreaking time of two hours, sixteen minutes, and sixteen seconds.
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This phenomenal feat not only secured her victory but also etched her name in the annals of athletic history.
Joining her in the winner’s circle, Mutiso showcased his prowess by clinching the men’s title with a commendable time of two hours and four minutes, effectively fending off formidable competition, including the legendary Kenenisa Bekele.
The elite competition’s prize purse, capped at a staggering 7,342,500, guarantees both Jepchirchir and Mutiso substantial financial gains.
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Furthermore, Jepchirchir’s record-breaking performance warrants an additional 16.7 million shillings, along with a commendation from the Kenyan government, as directed by President William Ruto.
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The podium also saw outstanding performances from Tigst Assefa, Megertu Alemu, and Joyciline Jepkosgei, who all surpassed previous benchmarks, underscoring the event’s fiercely competitive nature.
In the men’s division, Emile Cairess and Mahamed Mahamed delivered notable performances, further elevating the marathon’s prestige.
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Cairess’s remarkable time of 2:06:46 solidifies his position as the second-fastest British man over the distance, marking a significant achievement in British athletics.
