Ethiopian runners Tadese Takele and Sutume Asefa Kebede won their divisions in the Tokyo Marathon. Takele achieved a personal best time of 2:03:23, while Kebede’s performance was equally remarkable. This event highlighted the outstanding capabilities of Ethiopian athletes in marathon running.
In an impressive display of athleticism, Ethiopians Tadese Takele and Sutume Asefa Kebede triumphed at the Tokyo Marathon, held under nearly ideal spring conditions in Japan. Takele secured victory in the men’s division with a personal best of 2 hours, 3 minutes, and 23 seconds. He was closely followed by fellow countryman Deresa Geleta, who finished second with a time of 2:03:51, while Vincent Kipkemoi Ngetich of Kenya came in third at 2:04:00.
The Tokyo Marathon showcased exceptional talent, with Tadese Takele and Sutume Asefa Kebede achieving remarkable victories in their respective divisions. Their performances not only highlighted their endurance and skill but also reflected the depth of Ethiopian talent in long-distance running. The event underscored the significance of ideal weather conditions in achieving personal and competitive bests.
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