Gladys Cherono crosses the finish line to take home gold in the women's race at the Berlin Marathon on Sept. 23. Rex ShutterstockKenyan runners Eliud Kipchoge and Gladys Cherono won the men’s and women’s races, respectively, in the Berlin Marathon Sept. 23. Eliud Kipchoge comes in first at the Berlin Marathon, beating out the second-place runner by 14 seconds, on Sept. 23. Both Kipchoge and Cherono ran under less than ideal conditions, as some rainfall in Berlin the night before had left the ground wet. Marathon Runner Loses Shoe, Finishes Race in Replacement That Was Three Sizes Too SmallKevin Hart Debuts Never-Before-Seen Nike Shoes During Marathon Training

Source: Ethiopian News September 24, 2017 13:18 UTC