Kenya's two-time defending Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge won the Tokyo Marathon on Sunday in a race record 2 hours, 2 minutes and 40 seconds, finishing roughly a minute outside his own world record.The race was the first to allow local residents to apply for general entry since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Both the 2020 marathon and last year's event were limited to elite runners and invitees to contain the spread of COVID-19."I am so proud to win in the streets of Tokyo, where the people have running in their heart and minds," Kipchoge tweeted after the race. I am so proud to …READ FULL ARTICLE
