This one was packed with drama as with 5 miles to go, it was down to the Big Three of Kipchoge, Kipsang and WR holder Dennis Kimetto plus '14 runner-up Stanley Biwott. After a 4:33 25th mile, it was Kipchoge vs. Kipsang. Kipsang finally broke with 800 to go and lost by 5 seconds.
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Daily Relay:
LetsRun.com:
Super Sport:
“I’ve won races a lot over the last couple of years and I am a low-key person so there will be no big celebrations.
Capital Sports:
“Ten years ago I was advised by my coach, when you are on the line you treat yourself as the best, I don’t need to Google or know what somebody else is doing."
The Telegraph:
We're glad Paula Radcliffe got to go out with one last run.
Capital Sports:
“Towards the last kilometre, Eliud was a bit stronger than me because I couldn’t resist the cold. Since I have less fat, it was not easy to resist such a pace in such conditions, considering I also did a lot of work to break from the group." Dennis Kimetto mentioned that at the end he started to feel pain in his previously injured knee.
Runner's World:
World Athletics:
LRC Video Highlights of 2015 London Marathon
Video highlights.
BBC Sport:
Video of Paula's finish, interview with her and article. Recommended read/watch
LRC Forget About The Kenyan "Fantastic Four," Ethiopia And Tigist Tufa Reign Supreme In London
Tigist Tufa was a 2:40 marathoner 2 years ago. Now she's London champ.
LRC London Lives Up To The Hype As Eliud Kipchoge Takes Down Wilson Kipsang In Final Mile To Win In 2:04:42
This one was packed with drama as with 5 miles to go, it was down to the Big Three of Kipchoge, Kipsang and WR holder Dennis Kimetto plus '14 runner-up Stanley Biwott. After a 4:33 25th mile, it was Kipchoge vs. Kipsang. Kipsang finally broke with 800 to go and lost by 5 seconds.
"I could have won if the pain did not return because it made me drop from the leading pack to find my pace."