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Super shoes have ‘devalued’ marathon world records, say former Olympians

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Ethiopia's Tigist Assefa took more than two minutes off the world record in Berlin on Sunday, setting a new best of 2h 11m 53s. Tim Hutchings, an Olympic finalist and a World and European Championships and Commonwealth Games medallist in the 1980s, questioned whether there was now a generation of runners who will never know how good they truly are.

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Super shoes have ‘devalued’ marathon world records, say former Olympians

Tigist Assefa's triumph in Berlin has been criticised for making a farce of records.

·Auckland, New Zealand
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Super shoes have ‘devalued’ marathon world records, say former Olympians

Tigist Assefa’s stunning triumph in Berlin, propelled by her £400 trainers, has been criticised for making a farce of established records

·London, United Kingdom
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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 25, 2023.
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