Eliud Kipchoge has once again testified that he is considered one of the greatest runners of all time.
Kenyan athlete, now 41, won the Melbourne Marathon in Australia, marking a significant return after some challenging seasons.
According to Reuters, Kipchoge finished the race by 2 hours, 9 minutes and 10 seconds, setting a new street record.
It was his first victory in the marathon after three years and 17th in his career.
Kipchoge is two-time Olympic champion, and for many years it has been a symbol of discipline, sustainability and physical preparation.
Although age is considered an important factor in resistance sports, Kenya has shown that experience and rhythm management continue to be powerful weapons.
The result in Melbourne is not one of the fastest times in his career, but the importance of winning is to return to the first place.
For the athlete who has inspired millions of people with his philosophy of running, triumph is another evidence of sports life expectancy.
In a discipline where new generations are constantly setting records, Kipchoge continues to remain a name that draws the world's attention.
