Bernard Cheruiyot
126 Articles
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Asbel Kiprop: Faith Kipyegon’s sub-4-minute mile attempt is like moon landing
The three-time Olympic champion announced her plan to challenge the mythologised mark on April 23.
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Improving Yego eyes big throw at Paavo Nurmi Games
Yego’s 2025 season has steadily gained momentum. He opened his campaign with a ninth-place finish at the Doha Diamond League in May (78.52m), followed by a fifth-place showing at the Kip Keino Classic in Nairobi with 78.74m.Now with the World Championships in Tokyo looming in September, Yego is dete...
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Biwott claims steeplechase title at KDF Championships, eyes world stage
“My ultimate goal is to qualify for Worlds. I’m working hard in training, especially on speed, which I know I need to sharpen,” she said.
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Yego throws a season best to win Motonet Grand Prix
“Step by step, brick by brick the wall is being built. That 82.95m was timely. I planned this season to peak later, and I believe Tokyo will come at the right moment. The journey is on course,” added Yego.
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Chebet to cut back on races ahead of Tokyo World Championships
Chebet, fresh from a stunning 14:05.10 win in the women’s 5,000m at the Rome Diamond League —the second-fastest time in history, has confirmed that the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene on July 5 will likely be her final Diamond League race this season.
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KipKeino Classic 2025: Australian sprinter Lachlan pips Omanyala to gold
Omanyala bagged bronze in 100m
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KipKeino Classic 2025: Luel shatters Meet Record as 400m hurdles lights up Ulinzi Complex
Slovakia’s Daniela Ledecká also impressed with a season-best 55.97, while Norway’s Line Kloster, a sub-54 specialist, crossed in 56.46—a sign she’s still regaining top gear.
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KipKeino Classic 2025 : Brazil’s Da Silva stuns field to win javelin title, Yego fifth
Germany’s 2016 Olympic champion Thomas Röhler launched his season with an impressive 80.79m to take silver, while Portugal’s Leandro Ramos secured bronze with 80.68m.
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Omanyala targeting a sub 10 dash in Kip Keino Classic
The 2022 Commonwealth champion is yet to do a sub 10 since clocking 9.95 seconds at the Josko Lauf Meeting in Austria last August but he believes his return to the scene of his African record can fuel him to achieve the mark.
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Yego ready for herculean task at Kip Keino Classic
Yego, 36, returns home aiming to reignite his spark on the Continental Tour Gold stage after placing ninth in his season opener at the Doha Diamond League, where he hurled a season best of 78.52metres.