Locked, Lokedi wins the Boston Marathon in fast times

Boston (21-living) – the cool temperature, the glossy sunshine and the only light winds helped Kenyans John Koryan and Sharon Lockedi to win their first Boston marathon titles. The curve 28, broke the race, with a powerful increase in the 20th mile and sprouted at the end of the finish line on Boylston Street 2:04:45. Lokedi, 31, won a two-way struggle with compatriots and twice with defense champion Hellen Obiri, scanned more than two and a half minutes, watch 2:17:22. Both athletes won $ 150,000 in prize money, and Lokedi scored an additional $ 50,000 bonus to break the course record.

Korir goes to the chair on the sidewalk

The Coraire race arrived at a terrible start. In about 100 meters competition he was thrown back and fell out of his bib number.

“From the beginning, I fell,” lost reporters after the race. “I said.” It simply came to our notice then. “

He quickly recovered his feet, his brittle paddled on his shorts and ran into the 12th place, 5-kilometer checkpoint, Southeast Kaye Kimsen. In total, about 21 men were running.

Korye, the plan set by his coaches, Ron Man and Haron Lamp, and his brother, Wesley Coraire (Boston Marathon Champion) Kurir remained “calm”. The PACE was more than honest. 20 km away men have surpassed Effri Mutha, a recorded checkpoints in Kenya.

“I was surprised how many people were in that package (going so fast),” Manan said at a post-election press conference. “The package was very large in half, and it was quite large in the 18 miles sign, and I was a little worried.”

Indeed, in two seconds of half leaders, there were 16 men in the Canadian Rory Linkletter, including last year’s champion Sisay Lemma. As in an earlier race, the curve left in the box, waiting.

Famously below the 16th mile, the package ran to blister 4:32 split. It was too much for Lemma who came out. The curved stopped, then heavily passed by a 20-mile sign, as the heart breaking hill begins.

“It was for me the program,” said the lost. “We have planned it with my coach and my brother.”

Korye, October, the Bank of America, the Champion of Chicago Marathon, was amazed at 4:39, and he was elevated. In one mile, he built a 18-second leader, which increased 39 seconds by 35 km. Starting Mile-20, he ran to Million split 4:41, 4:39, 4:41. Through the 24 mile sign, he was in 55 seconds, and everyone was in second place.

“It worked very well,” said Korir about his move. “And I’m happy.”

Carrier spread his hands when he passed the finish line and immediately hug his brother. Kurirs became the first brothers, who defeated the Boston marathon, and John Corpse Cheruyu to win the fall in the fall, then next spring.

Corner said that the same workout did for Boston because he did for Chicago, despite the fact that the Chicago course is completely smooth.

“We did the same like Chicago,” said Korye, adding: “We’ve repeated it for Boston.”

A terribly struggle is played in the second place. The Alphabet of Manzania and Kenya City Cotut were running together. Mantz tried to take a step to break the package, but the legs just didn’t have a snap that had hoped.

“There were three of us from the last 1,000 (meters),” said Mann. “I took a hard step and answered, as if I don’t take any steps. It was a little humble. “

Simbu and Kotut left in to those fourth best personal best 2:05:08, second fastest time by the American in Boston. The two Africans ran side by side, just a few meters from the end, where the Simbu got on the Kotut. The two men once came to 2:05:04, but Simboon was in the second place in the third place of the former New York Marathon Champion Martin Lel. Debutant Muktar Ethiopia’s debutant Muktar is 2:05:59, and the Canadian ring.

Lokedi and Obiri are fighting again in a women’s race

After a mild opening mile of 5: 46, elite women made the collective decision to ramp the tempo. In front of Ethiopia’s Rahma Tusa, they hit 5-K. It is noteworthy that 15 women were ready to stay at that pace, only 13 seconds slowly than the protocol of the process is assumed by the Ethiopian Buzunesh Deba in 2014.

“The PACE was originally hot, and I think it played well for me,” said Lokede. “It was like that, go, go, go and go.”

Leading women were almost levels related to a record rates of the course, 15-K (49:10), but the next five kilometers distributed the next five kilometers as a result of Yalemzff, Ethiopia. Only Lokedi, Obir, Beroson and Kenya, could keep that pace. That group of fifth is 1:08:46 and 25-K. 1:21. On 22. It takes them for a minute to record a record rates. Lokedi loved the fast pace.

“I was really grateful that they began to push,” said Loked. “Because I think that’s what the result has become what it is.”

Chepey was the first one to fall (he was 12 seconds after 30-K), then Berison was fading 35-K. Lokedi, Obir, and Jehovah, stayed together 24 miles (who entered books with 4:53 bead). Lokedi did all the leaders, and he petitioned Obrey to come and help him (he did not).

In the early 26th mile, Obiri tried to rise. Lokedi immediately covered that step, then put his own growth. It was a decisive blow. Lokedi finished the last mile 5. 04 (25.2 to 26.2), and it opened him for 19 seconds against Obiri (2:17:41). Yehualaw kept the third (2:18:06) and all three women broke the post of the Deba Course.

“I just tried to say:” Stay strong and continue to fight, “said Loked. “Fight, fight, fight, fight.”

Chepet lasted 2: 21: 32, and the fifth, Beriso, 2:21:58. Jess’s McClain was the best American of the seventh. Moving from mid-16th place, he was filled with 2:22:43, 1983. Fourth Fastest Time of the US Woman installed in this race by the US woman.

“The first American is amazing, definitely,” McKlline said, who made most of his training during the initial dawn hours, where he lives. He added: “It simply came to our notice then.

Hug gets # 8

The Swiss MARCE’S HIGH WINDOWS WINTER 3rd wheelchair in more than five minutes of the American Daniel Romanchuk, clock 1:21:34. The victory was especially specific for the hug, as Bob Hall, the first champion of the race, took part in the first level of race.

“It’s really a special moment,” said the hug to journalists. He continued. “He opened the door so that we could participate here.”

The American Susanna Skanco defeated his second Boston title, defeating Switzerland’s Catherine Debromes with a fearless descent.

“The years of my experience have given me great confidence to brake on that hill,” Squone said. He added:

Skaroni won more than two minutes. Like a hug, he received $ 50,000 with prize money.

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3 pm. At 15, 21,727 runners crossed the finish line (about 28,928). FINISHERS ‘official number is not known until tomorrow.

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