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The marathon, set for the 19th February 2012 will see world marathon record holder Patrick Makau and the legendary Paul Tergat lend their support to the event. Tergat who held the world marathon record from 2003 to 2007 lauded the event and underlined...
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"I am ready to run the London marathon in April and also in the Olympics," said Makau, who will begin his preparations in a half-marathon in Nairobi on February 19. The race is being organised by Athletics Kenya and former world marathon record holder...
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Kenya's marathon world record holder Patrick Makau, flanked by country man and former world marathon record holder Paul Tergat (R), speaks to the media during the launch of 40th anniversary celebrations of the Nairobi-based United Nations Environment... View Photo »
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Environment Programme (UNEP) is to bring in two top Kenyan long-distance runners to show support for the conservation efforts of the United Nations by joining the public in a half-marathon race in Nairobi later this month, to mark the agency's 40th...
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Tergat believes the marathon will continue to get faster. Photo: Zee News He thinks Kenya will do it again–soon. The former marathon world -record holder, Paul Tergat of Kenya, has a relevation to share: Patrick Makau’s world record (2:03:38) won’t be...
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Feb 8 (IANS) Two of Kenya's most celebrated runners --Ibrahim Hussein and Paul Tergat -- have predicted the current marathon world record of 2:03.38 won't stand for long. "During my time we were doing 2:08. I was instrumental in convincing Paul Tergat,...
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The marathon in many ways is the starting gun for the global celebrations of UNEPs 40th anniversary, which appropriately will take place in Nairobi, said Nick Nuttall, acting head of UNEPs Division of Communications and Public Information. It was in...
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UNEP, in partnership with the Paul Tergat Foundation and Athletics Kenya, has organized the 21-kilometre race on 19 February in which Mr. Tergat, who held the world marathon record from 2003 to 2007, and Patrick Makau, who set the new world record at...
About Paul Tergat
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Paul Kibii Tergat (born June 17, 1969) is a Kenyan professional athlete. He held the world record in the marathon from 2003 to 2007, with a time of 2:04:55, and is regarded as one of the most accomplished long-distance runners of all time. Full Article
