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Jebet Overcomes Odds To Win Nairobi City Marathon

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Last updated: July 2, 2023 11:26 am
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 The 2020 Sofia Marathon champion Naomi Jebet was over the moon after she clocked 2:24:33 to win the women’s 42km race at the second edition of the Nairobi City Marathon on Sunday morning.

In second place was Sharon Chelimo who stopped the timer at 2:25:20 whereas Judith Jerubet completed the podium places after timing 2:27:01.

The 30-year-old described her triumph as a surprise considering she was lagging behind the leading pack at one point of the race.

“This victory makes me so happy. At one point, I could see there were other runners ahead of me but I encouraged myself to try my best and catch up to them, which I eventually did,” the 2019 Breda Half Marathon champion said.

Following her win, Jebet was awarded Ksh 3.5 million, an amount she said she was going to put to good use.

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“It is some very good money…as of now, I can’t tell what exactly I am going to do with it but for sure, I will put it to good use,” she said.

Her last race was at the Hamburg Half Marathon, a week ago, where she came second in 1:10:06.

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In the other results of the day, Peter Mwaniki clocked 0:28:10 to win the men’s 10km race, ahead of Hillary Kipchirchir (0:28:15) and Shadrack Kipchirchir (0:28:26) who came second and third respectively.

In the women’s 10km race, Brenda Tuwei clocked 0:31:59 to emerge tops as Miriam Chepkoech (0:32:15) and Miriam Chebet (0:32:34) finished second and third respectively.

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