Bernard Cheruiyot
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Kibet leads Kenyan charge into World Athletics Indoor Champs semis
Kibet clocked 1:45.84 to win heat six ahead of Poland’s Maciej Wyderka, who finished second in 1:46.15. The 21-year-old, competing at his fourth global indoor championships, looked composed as he signalled intent for another podium push.
Athletics Kenya pushes for indoor arenas
“We want to replicate these facilities here so our athletes have the chance to train and compete on equal terms. Infrastructure is vital—not just for medals, but for the benefits athletes bring to this country economically.”
Ethiopian great Gebrselassie, Tanzania's Simbu confirmed as 2026 SOYA chief guests
Gebrselassie will headline the gala night awards for the second time after he graced the 13th edition in 2016, while Simbu will add flavour to the annual event less than a year since he made history by winning Tanzania’s first-ever World Athletics Championship marathon gold at Tokyo 2025....
Tough Safari Rally for Kenyan drivers as Sheghu retires after spectator vandalism
The performances placed the Kenyan crew 17th and 18th overall in the rally standings, respectively.
Katsuta wins Safari Rally 2026 as Fourmaux and Pajari complete podium
“I don’t know what to say. We have had so many difficult moments,” said Katsuta.“Aaron has worked very hard with me and the team always believed in me even when things were not going well.”
Takamoto Katsuta edges closer to maiden Safari Rally victory
This year’s rally — the sixth since the event returned to the World Rally Championship calendar in 2021 — has again lived up to its reputation, with two stages cancelled due to deteriorating road conditions following heavy rains.
Safari Rally heads for final push as drivers chase Super Sunday points
Three Toyota drivers who had been in podium contention – Oliver Solberg, Sébastien Ogier and Elfyn Evans – all retired on the first pass through the Sleeping Warrior stage on Saturday.
Katsuta leads Safari Rally into final day
The Japanese driver also extended his advantage over second-placed Adrien Fourmaux by 18 seconds on SS15, as the Frenchman opted for a cautious approach to protect his Hyundai after three punishing days.
Blow to Team Toyota as Solberg, Evans & Ogier retire for Day 3 of Safari Rally
“Seriously, what the organisers and FIA have done is unacceptable. They put sticks after recce, sent us a video, and now all the sticks are gone—there are rocks everywhere. It’s dangerous, and they still talk about safety. This is unacceptable,” Solberg said.
Discomfort as drivers navigate tough conditions on Day 3 of WRC Safari
“Seriously, what the organisers and FIA have done is unacceptable. They put sticks after recce, sent us a video, and now all the sticks are gone—there are rocks everywhere. It’s dangerous, and they still talk about safety. This is unacceptable,” Solberg said.