Nakuru, Kenya – World-class Kenyan runner Florence Kiplagat delivered a spectacular performance at the Nairobi Marathon held on Sunday, shattering the existing course record as she crossed the finish line with an impressive time of 2 hours, 18 minutes, and 45 seconds. The highly anticipated annual event drew thousands of enthusiastic spectators and participants, once again highlighting Kenya's undisputed dominance in the world of long-distance running.

Celebrating Kenyan Talent

Following her remarkable victory, Kiplagat dedicated her win to the aspiring young athletes across the country, hoping to inspire the next generation of Kenyan runners. Several local favorites also performed commendably in the marathon’s various race categories, showcasing the depth of athletic talent within the nation. Event organizers praised the strong turnout from both elite runners and recreational participants, as well as the flawless coordination and logistical management of the large-scale event. They also confirmed ambitious plans to further expand the Nairobi Marathon next year, with the aim of attracting an even larger contingent of international participants and solidifying its status as a premier event on the global athletics calendar.