Super feat: Eliud Kipchoge approaches the end of his sub-two-hour Ineos marathon run in Vienna. — Reuters
LONDON: A century after the 1924 Paris Olympic men’s marathon was won by Finn Albin Stenroos in two hours 41.22 minutes, this year’s Games in the same city could feature the first official sub-two-hour time for the distance after 2023 saw more barriers smashed.
Kenya’s double Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge, who dipped under two hours with his unofficial Ineos challenge run in 2019, had dragged the record down to 2’01:09 in 2022.
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