Kenya's Ngetich breaks women-only 10km world record in Brasov

Kenya’s Ngetich breaks women-only 10km world record in Brasov

Agnes Ngetich of Kenya shattered the women-only world 10km record by clocking 29:24 at the World Athletics Elite Label road race in Brasov, Romania, on Sunday.

Athletics-Kenya’s Ngetich breaks women-only 10km world record in Brasov

(Reuters) - Agnes Ngetich of Kenya shattered the women-only world 10km record by clocking 29:24 at the World Athletics Elite Label road race in Brasov, Romania, on Sunday. Ngetich, 22, covered the initial 5km in 14:25, four seconds faster than the previous world record for that distance. The previous record was held by the late Agnes Tirop of Kenya in Herzogenaurach in 2021. Ngetich's compatriot Catherine Reline came in second in 30:14, whil…

Kenya's Ngetich breaks women-only 10km world record in Brasov

Agnes Ngetich of Kenya shattered the women-only world 10km record by clocking 29:24 at the World Athletics Elite Label road race in Brasov, Romania, on Sunday.Ngetich, 22, covered the initial 5km in 14:25, four seconds faster than the previous world record for that distance.The previous record was

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Ngetich sets women-only world 10km record

Kenyan clocks 29:24 in Romania to beat the late Anges Tirop’s mark by more than half a minute The autumn road running season began in earnest on Sunday (Sept 10) when Agnes Ngetich set a women-only world 10km record of 29:24 at the Trunsylvania 10km in Romania. The 22-year-old from Kenya comfortably beat the 30:01 set by the late Agnes Tirop in Herzogenaurach in 2021. Ngetich also became the third fastest woman in history over the distance behin…

The Kenyan Agnes Ngetich won the 10 km from Brasov (Romania) on Sunday in 29'24", thus setting a new world record for the specialty in the “women-only” category.