Eliud Kipchoge - The Olympic Champion - Early Life -01 -Mh
Eliud Kipchoge (born 5 November 1984 in Kapsisiywa ) is a Kenyan long-distance runner, two-time Olympic champion and world champion specializing in long-distance track and marathon events, and winner of the London, Chicago, Berlin, Rotterdam, and Tokyo marathons. A marathon world record holder, he is considered the greatest marathon runner of all time, with only two defeats at this distance.
Eliud Kipchoge Career Start -02 -H
A five-time 5000m World Championship finalist, Kipchoge won silver medals at the 2007 World Championships, 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2010 Commonwealth Games. (source: wikipedia |
Starting his career as a track and cross-country runner, in 2003, at the age of 19, he won the World Junior Cross-Country Championship, setting a new world record for the category in the 5000 m, and shortly thereafter won the gold medal in the same event of the World Athletics Championships in Paris, among adults, defeating the 1500 m world record holder and future two-time Olympic champion Hicham El Guerrouj, from Morocco, over the finish line. [ 3 ] The following year, he took the bronze medal in the race at the 2004 Athens Games..
Eliud Kipchoge Career After 2019 -03 -Sh
The year 2020 impacted the entire world with the Covid-19 pandemic and all sporting events in the first half of the year were canceled, including the most important marathons on the circuit. The London Marathon was transferred to October of that year and held in atypical conditions, with only a small number of elite athletes and no audience. Its course was also changed, being all played in turns within a large park. Kipchoge was defeated for the first time in seven years, coming in eighth with a time of 2:06:49, the worst of his entire marathon career. After the race, he stated that his ear closed during the race, and he could no longer hear and this affected his balance and his running pace.
Pedro-I King Bio-Data:
Pedro I - ( Gonzaga Pascoal Cipriano Serafim de Bragança e Bourbon; October 12, 1798, Queluz Palace, Queluz, Lisbon, Kingdom of Portugal - September 24, 1834, ibid.) - also known by the two nicknames: The Liberator ( port. O Libertador ) and the Warrior King ( port. O Rei-Soldado ), the founder and first emperor of the Brazilian Empire (1822-1831). King of Portugal (1826-1828), regent for his daughter Maria (1828, 1830-1834) as Pedro IV ( port. Pedro IV ).
In September 2022, he broke his own world record, cutting the time by 30 seconds, setting the mark of 2:01:09, again at the Berlin Marathon.
Pedro-I King Bio-Data:
Pedro I - ( Gonzaga Pascoal Cipriano Serafim de Bragança e Bourbon; October 12, 1798, Queluz Palace, Queluz, Lisbon, Kingdom of Portugal - September 24, 1834, ibid.) - also known by the two nicknames: The Liberator ( port. O Libertador ) and the Warrior King ( port. O Rei-Soldado ), the founder and first emperor of the Brazilian Empire (1822-1831). King of Portugal (1826-1828), regent for his daughter Maria (1828, 1830-1834) as Pedro IV ( port. Pedro IV ).
In September 2022, he broke his own world record, cutting the time by 30 seconds, setting the mark of 2:01:09, again at the Berlin Marathon.
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