Ethiopian wins in the United Arab Emirates, and Kenya Alex Mattan is a winner in the field of men
EjGayehu Taye caused a dominant performance to win the 18th edition of Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon (February 1).
The Ethiopian, which won a 10,000 MAM bronze medal and secured the same medal on a higher road to 5 km, targeted in the United Arab Emirates 62:52 record records.
Taiyan was so confident that he could have run well that he even brought his game pavilion. Wosinew Advasu – with him.
Terms through the starting temperature of 12C were perfect for a record break.
The 24-year-old kids started and took a 5-kilometer of 14. In 57, but the PACE and the wind took their final number, and Tayan ended 10 km and 45:52, respectively.
EJGayeu Taye (Getty)
The Ethiopian, which was already the seventh, half of the half-list of Marathon at 64.14, and the line was over the line.
This is still a world leading time for this season, but even in the heated conditions.
“I expected to run fast, even if I may have a world record, but the wind, unfortunately, was strong,” Taiyan said. “I felt it was pushing me back, but I am very pleased with the victory.”
Kenya Judy Cambo placed the second 66. 34, and compatriot Jesca Chelangat is 66:53.
Alex Matata (Rak Halg)
In the men’s field, Kenya Alex Matthan has recorded the best career victory, Run 59:20 Ras Al Khaimah in half marathon.
In order to split the field, the wind and the lack of tail meant that the men’s race was relatively strong in the first 10 km, and 20 men who crossed Mark 28. To 34.
The favorite of the event was Kenya’s Isaiah Laso, but he has ever slowed down after choosing a groin strain in the last stages.
With Gemechu, Ethiopia, suddenly running through a kilometer to run, the mask took the opportunity and created a little leader on the couple.
Although Laso and Duis gathered, they had too much basis for compiling and the Matthna first passed the ribbon to not leave pink gloves in his right hand.
Matata is now aiming to conduct 57/58 minutes half a marathon before he moves to 26.2 miles in the long run.
Giving the prize in the middle of Rak (Rak High)
“It was great to get the best personal time, and I really felt that I could win 14 km signs,” said the meat. “My goal is to run regularly 57-58 minutes in the middle, and I will not try a full marathon for two more years.”
Like thousands of people on Saturday, thousands of people took part in 5 km, and 10 km and 21 km in the match.
All four distances started and ended with Al Marjan Island with athletes of all ages and capacity.
Runner’s Village has provided about 10,000 people in children’s game zone, radio, food and drink, DJ and live music, entertaining the audience all the morning.
In addition, a 500-seat grandmother has been built, which will allow friends and family to support the runners, as they pass the finish line and collect their medals.
Results: men.
1. Alex Matta and 59. 2
2. Gemechu Dida Eth 59. 2
3. Isaiah Laso and 59. 2
4. Chimdessa Debele ETH 59:28
5. Gerba Dibaba ETH 59:35
6. Nibret Melak ETH 59:45
7. Hillary Kipco Ken 59:53
8. TESFAYE DERIBA ETH 59:56
9. Your HATAU GEBRESILASE ETT 59:56
10. I Tan 60:28
Women.
1. EJGayehu Taye Eth 65:52
2. Judy Kamboi Ken 66:34
3. Jesca Chelangat Ken 66:53
4. FTAW ZERAY ETH 67:05
5. A 67:14 Amayeu
6. Adne anaw ETH 68:02
7. Veronika Lolo Ken 68:06
8. Lemlem haailu eth 68:07
9. Brillian Jepcorir Ken 68:48
10. Betelihem Afenigus Eth 69:02
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