The Ethiopian pair of Guye Adola and Andamlak Belihu, were the only brave athletes who stayed with Kipchoge’s blistering pace until the 10km point of the men's race, which they crossed in 28:23, well within the world record target.īut Adola, the 2021 winner, soon fell off the pace set by Kipchoge’s preferred pacemaking duo of Moses Koech and Noah Kipkemboi as they approached the 14km point. You may republish this on your own site, provided you credit the authors/Extra Time Media and provide a link back to this article with the text saying: This article first appeared on Extra Time Media.How Kipchoge's second world record race unfolded Iframes not supported Iframes not supported Kipchoge’s race splits We’re working on getting the graphic to be completely responsive. Note: It’s best viewed on a larger screen.
You can toggle distances on and off by clicking on the picture showing the distance. The chart below shows his split times across the 5km intervals across the race.
The world records in those distances are: 100m: 9.58, 200m: 19.19, 400m: 43.03, 800m: 1:40.91, 1,500m: 3:26, Kipchoge?s race splitsĭistance running observers will know it?s all about the split times. Right click to download the graphic as an image.
The chart below shows Kipchoge?s average pace for 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m and 1500m contextualised with the current world records for those distances. Get the picture? Kipchoge’s distance times vs world records Run for that matter ? just attempt to do 100m on a treadmill in 17 seconds. If you have never run a marathon ? or never
Of distance, the gravity of just how remarkable this was becomes even more His official average speed was clocked at 21.18 km/ph.īut when broken down into bite-sized chunks Running 2:50 minutes per km is enough to make anyone?s eyes water. You don?t need to be a runner to know just how mind-blowing of a thing this is.
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