Kipsang is no slouch as he's now a 2:06 marathoner but to beat Mutai by that much is impressive.
The link also recaps the Police champs.
Here is an article on women's race where it says Vivian Cheruiyot was way back but didn't care.
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/athletics-world-beaters-floored-kenyan-meeting-150529784.html
Senior men 12km
1. Leonard Oloitiptip (LAB) 36:07
2. Peter Mateelong (Nanyuki) 36:09
3. Linus Chumba (Embakasi) 36:16
4. Joseph Ebuya (Thika) 36:19
5. Menjo Kiprono (MAB) 36:22
6. Mark Kiptoo (LAB) 36:24
7. Kiplimo Kimutai (LAB) 36:28
8. Reuben LImaa (Kahawa) 36:33
9. Vincent Kiprop (Kahawa) 36:41
10. Mike Tiony (Thika) 36:48
Senior women 8km
1. Gladys Cherono (Kahawa) 27:40
2. Linet Chepkirui (MAB) 27:46
3. Gladys Chemweno (Thika) 27:47
4. Sela Jeplenting (Lanet) 27:52
5. Perin Nenkampi (MAB) 27:53
6. Anges Chesang (Isiolo) 27:54
7. Sharon Cherop (Isiolo) 28:03
8. Veronicah Nyaruai (LAB) 28:08
9. Fridah Mwikali (Embakasi) 28:10
10. Innes Chenonge (MAB) 28:15
Police
Senior men 12km
1. Geoffrey Kipsang 35:00
2. Geoffrey Mutai 35:54
3. Isaiah Koech 36:19
4. Philemon Kimeli 36:27
5. Bernard Kipyego 36:35
6. Levy Matebo 36:39
7. Collins Ngeno 36:41
8. Philemon Rono 36:52
9. Asbel Kiprop 37:03
10. Lucas Rotich 37:03
Senior women 8km
1. Lucy Kabuu 27:17
2. Edna Kiplagat 27:18
3. Janet Kisa 27:23
4. Linet Masai 27:29
5. Viola Kimetto 27:30
6. Edith Chelimo 27:33
LetsRun.com wrote:
http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/sports/2013/01/19/kamworor-oloitiptip-soar-in-police-forces-meets/Kipsang is no slouch as he's now a 2:06 marathoner but to beat Mutai by that much is impressive.
The link also recaps the Police champs.
I agree with your statement. It is normal for G. Mutai to win by that margin. But for him to loose by that much? Hope he stays injury free and we will see more such performances from him.