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Jakob Ingebrigtsen is one of the hottest properties in athletics right now.
The Norwegian made the world sit up and take notice last August at the European Championships, claiming two golds in Berlin aged just 17.
His big target for 2019 is the IAAF World Championships in Doha before attention

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Jakob Ingebrigtsen celebrates after winning the 1500m at the 2018 European Championships in Berlin

After conquering Europe, teen sensation Jakob Ingebrigtsen aims to join global elite

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Karsten Warholm set a new 300m hurdles world record at the Impossible Games in Oslo's Bislett Stadium on Thursday (11 June).
Running against the clock in lane seven in front of a tiny crowd due to COVID-19 restrictions, the two-time reigning world 400m hurdles champion surged out of the blocks

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Karsten Warholm smashes 300m hurdles world record at Impossible Games

Kenya's Timothy Cheruiyot and Elijah Manang’oi are both world 1500m champions.
The runners are based at the Rongai Athletics Club, where they follow a similar training program under the watchful eye of coach Bernard Ouma.
Usually, the track rivals compete against one another. But in light of the continued concerns

Impossible Games - Oslo

Elijah Manangoi leads Timothy Cheruiyot during a training session at Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi on June 5,2020.

EXCLUSIVE: Rivals Cheruiyot and Manang’oi on teaming up for innovative new Impossible Games event

When the "Impossible Games" takes place at the Bislett Stadium in Oslo on 11 June, we may be getting a glimpse of athletics' "new normal".
For the first time, a major international meet – the Impossible Games is being organised as a replacement for Norway's regular Diamond League event –

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Bislett Impossible Games setting new reality for athletics

Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge has run the world's first ever sub-two hour marathon, clocking 1:59:40 in Vienna.
He hugged his wife and children, and coach Patrick Sang after crossing the line, before being mobbed by his team of 41 pacemakers
It was history in the making from the beginning as

Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge celebrates running the first sub two hour marathon in Vienna on 12 October 2019

Eliud Kipchoge runs first ever sub-two hour marathon

Eliud Kipchoge is ready to make history in Vienna.
On Saturday 12 October between 5am-9am CEST Kenya's three-time Olympic medallist will attempt to run the world's ever first sub two-hour marathon in Vienna, and he looked positive and determined to achieve it in the pre-attempt press conference:
"I am running

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Eliud Kipchoge, the marathon world record holder from Kenya, poses ahead of a news conference in Vienna. Source: REUTERS

Eliud Kipchoge, the marathon world record holder from Kenya, poses ahead of a news conference in Vienna. Source: REUTERS

Eliud Kipchoge targets 1:59.50 Vienna marathon: "It's history, like the first man to go to the moon"

Eliud Kipchoge is convinced he will run the first sub-two hour marathon in Vienna in October.
The Olympic champion and world record holder ran an unofficial 2:00.25 at Italy's Monza race track in May 2017 in his first attempt to break the magic barrier.
But speaking to journalists on a

Eliud Kipchoge poses for photos ahead of the 2018 Berlin Marathon

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