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Eliud Kipchoge 2:01:39 World Record Race Map

September 21, 2022 by Sean Hartnett

AS THE 2022 EDITION of the Berlin Marathon rolls up, check out this rewind. Almost 50 years after Bob Beamon extended the long jump World Record by 21¾ inches, Eliud Kipchoge produced a Beamonesque effort on the streets of Berlin (September 16, 2018), taking 78 seconds off Dennis Kimetto’s 2014 World Record to clock a spectacular 2:01:39.

“Professor Marathon,” Sean Hartnett, drew up a map of the Kenyan great’s run and it is chock full of illuminating details.

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Kenenisa Bekele’s 2:01:41 Berlin Run In 2019

When “Professor Marathon” isn’t crafting topographical maps and pace charts for 26-milers around the world, the now Emeritus geographer at Wisconsin–Eau Claire, serves as the Chair of the Lower Chippewa River conservation organization and hits the airwaves Thursday afternoons as a DJ on a community radio program called “All Things 6 String.” (Hint: Sean's the one in the photo who never set a World Record ?)