Kiptum ran 2:00:35 to become the first human to ever run under 2:01 in a record-eligible race.
Kenya’s Kelvin Kiptum demolished the world marathon record Sunday in Chicago, becoming the first person to ever run under 2:01 in a record-eligible marathon. Here’s what you need to know: Kiptum finished in 2:00:35. Eliud Kipchoge — who held the previous world record of 2:01:09 set in Berlin last year — ran 1:59:40 in a controlled race environment in 2019.
Mantz, a BYU graduate who earned international acclaim for his aggressive style at the Boston Marathon this spring, ran 2:07:47 to pace the Americans, beating Rupp by over a minute. Rupp, considered one of the best American distance runners in history, was making his marathon return after a couple years of injuries. He finished second at Chicago in 2021, running 2:06:35. The 37-year-old is aiming to make his fifth Olympic team in 2024.
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