Talk:Eliud Kipchoge

760: 2727:, my list of names for the marathon runners (as I wrote a few lines above on 30 Oct) + the explanation I wrote for the 2012 + 2016 Olympics clearly shows, the Olympic Games always attract the top of the best runners. The only reason a top runner won't participate is he/she wasn't chosen by their national olympic committee (that's what Bekele experienced in 2016) as every country sends 3 runners at most. Furthermore I guess you would agree that it's worth mentioning his Olympic win in the lead section, because a lot of his "minor" achievements are mentioned like the second best half marathon debut or a bronze medal at the world championships. I didn't check the list you refered to, I don't doubt your statement. 2632:

skip the Olympics because of the nature of the sport and the long training periods it requires - you can only run your best marathon twice a year or so, and at most, 3 times. Many of the elites choose to focus on one or two of the majors, be it London, New York, Berlin, etc. The quality of competition at those majors is absolutely as tough as it is at the Olympic marathon run, if not better. So in the case of marathon running, a Olympic gold is not the same level as an Olympic gold in the 100m dash or gymnastics all-around. It's more like the Olympic golds in tennis or golf, which, if you happen to research, most of the pros regard as a lesser achievement than winning a major.

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field. For some time I have difficulties using the UW at all (Phab-Task unresolved) and other people experience difficulties too (which might be resolved). I have decided to use other upload options in future and given up on the UW. The correct coords for my Berlin Marathon files should be 52.52249, 13.36721 (Street address "Alt-Moabit"/"Katharina-Paulus-Straße", "John-F.-Kennedy-Haus"/"Bertha Berlin", south-west of central station (Berlin-Hauptbahnhof)). --

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station? Kipchoge could also passed by the station e.g. 5 km away from the station. I'don't know the course in detail. Furthermore is the picture taken right or after he crossed the Spree river (if he crossed the river at all)? Maybe I'll be in Berlin next year as a spectator, but Kipchoge very likely won't, because he wants to do the IAAF WC in Doha in October.

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not one to complain about). My understanding, which may be incorrect, is that Kalenjin surnames can merely indicate the circumstances of birth (rather than paternity as in an English naming system). For information on both Kipchoge's tribe's now legendary running ability, see the aforementioned book, chapter 12 "Can Every Kalenjin Run?". Here's a

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In the 2012 Olympic Marathon, both Kenya and Ethopia send their very best with Wilson Kipsang, Kiprotich Abel Kirui and Emmanuel Kipchirchir Mutai. Ethopia with Getu Feleke, Dino Sefir and Ayele Abshero. Look what these athletes accomplished prior to the Olympics, lets say in the 1-2 years before the

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This part sounds interesting to me: "..." the largest behind a new world record since the August 1958 European Championships with a gold medal time of 2:15:17.6 followed by the silver medalist in 2:20:50.6 ..." Could you please tell me, where you got this kind of information? Could you please provide

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the discussion or disagreement with you improved my understanding of what Original Research is. A few days ago I thought, OR is content that seems to be make sense but is not sourced or where very likely exists no source in the real world to support these claims. OR is much more (my understanding now

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If 2. is true, it looks real to me, Kipchoge can pull of something like this again, maybe with a few seconds improvement. He got one chance left. As the Berlin course is suitable for attacking the wr, it is highly likely next years Berlin Marathon will be his last, as in 2020, the Olympic Marathon is

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try ed to stick to the Kipchoge and his pacemakers group in the first part of the marathon. Both Kipchoge and Kipsan got their own pacemakers, as far as I understand it was limited to 3 for each of them. In the second half, both (Kipruto and Kipsang) realized or their body s realized, now you have to

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No, I am not. Your changes, outside of the Olympic change, were just redundant - everything you added was already on the page. The Olympic marathon change you want is just your opinion and no one else shares that opinion, and added to that, your opinion is based on flat-out nonsense. So no, I am not

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It's an irrelevant question to this matter, but actually, in terms of Knowledge notability, you could make that argument that the Kardashian article is, in fact, more important to Knowledge than the Einstein article. That doesn't mean Kardashian is more important than Einstein, though. That's purely

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I don't know why this is so hard to understand. Yes, Kipchoge ran sub-2-hours over 26.2 miles (or 42.2 km, if you prefer). Yes, this was an amazing achievement. No, this was not during a marathon. Yet a bunch of people have come to the article since the event and felt the need to add "marathon this"

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A participant who has received any assistance whatsoever from any other person may be disqualified from the event. “Assistance” includes, without limitation, the conveying of advice, information or direct or indirect help to an athlete by any means, including technical communication devices. It also

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The same applies to the 2016 Olympic men's marathon. Ethopia sent Feyisa Lilesa, Lemi Berhanu and Tesfaye Abera. Kenya sent Wesley Korir, Stanley Kipleting Biwott + Eliud Kipchoge. Prior to the Olympics he won 6 out of 7 highly prestigious marathons, 5 of them World Mayor Marathons. I guess you got

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Your argument about the Olympic medal is flawed on another level, though - you say the record could have been run against anyone, while the Olympic gold has to be won against the best in the world. This is true in many sports, but not in marathon running (or golf). Marathon elite runners frequently

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I would add that the Kenyan School system requires to be at least 6 years old to start and has a duration of 12 years , so if we take in consideration that he finished High School in 1999 (Age 18), he must have being born in 1980. He met his trainer 2 years later, so he was at least 19 in 2001 (and

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thx for your reply. The information you'll further provide, will make it into the article and/or the picture description within the article. If somone (e.g. you) say, it shows the lead group passing by Central station, what does passing by mean? Does it mean it's the runners closest approach to the

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In the 2008 Olympic Marathon Haile Grebreselassie originally planned to participate, but withdrew and switched to the 10000m instead because of air pollution concerns. Back than he was the current world record holder and is widely regarded as the best distance runner of all time. In general am not

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I looked up the coordinates with osm.org, then copied the numbers to the UploadWizard. After looking into the issue, I assume that the mismatch may be caused by german and english using commas and dots for opposite meanings and the UploadWizard misinterpreting data if both are present in the input

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It is much more important to include this split than all the split times for his Monza sub 2 experiment. This Monza show was not a marathon. I am glad he failed the sub 2 because if he would achieve this, stupid people would say, he ran a marathon in less than 2 hours. I don't wanna diminish Eliud

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at p. 190), but beyond a broad tribal connection, the name does not necessarily indicate a genetic relationship, and I've not seen any evidence that there's a relationship in this case. In any case, my understanding is Eliud Kipchoge was raised by a single mother (he regards that as a hardship but

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Seems (1) the info that marathon WR's have lately been set in the Berlin Marathon belongs on that marathon's page, but not in Kipchoge's article, and (2) a lay reader of an encyclopedia article will not understand the significance of the the Berlin race conditions without further explanation. (My

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For me the Monza sub 2 was a stupid experiment because it is not eligible for record purposes. If you run sub 2 in a normal marathon, that's impressive. If you use switching pacers, that's lame. But! How do you define a marathon? A Marathon is a race. A race has to have a winner. If there are at

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Reason: Ongoing vandalism. The article's subject has been in the news lately a lot because of his impressive Marathon World record on Sunday. I suggest a duration for the protection status for 1 week. I am one of the main contributors to the article, the page edit statistics shows I am second in

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Let's have a look at the fastest times for men. In the Top 6 are 7 runners, because two of them share the same time. 4 of them are from Kenya and 3 are from Ethopia. Let's assume the top 3 Kenyan runners are choosen by their noc to go to the Olympic Games. The one runner left out, would you say

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Yes, it is the switching rested pacers which makes it invalid for record purposes. It's the same reason women can't draft off faster men to set an (unqualified) woman's record. But if you want to know what is possible under idealized conditions, experiments are always useful. And actually Monza

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I guess we'll agree to disagree re point (1) and see what if anything others think. I will not disturb that content in the meantime. I just feel like they could get the understanding about the Berlin race from the race's wikipedia page, which is already linked; it doesn't seem to say anything

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I didn't say it wasn't highly prestigious. I said it is often skipped by top marathoners in favor of the majors, like Berlin, London, New York, etc. I also didn't say that NO top marathoners compete in the Olympics. Obviously some of them do. But not all of them at any given Olympics.

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or "marathon that" to the 1:59:40 time. We explain in the article that Kipchoge has run in 13 marathons. There's a reason the article does not include the Breaking2 event, and doesn't include his training runs, and yes, doesn't include the Vienna event. Please leave that event as is.

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The Knowledge article from Kim Kardashian got 33 million pageviews in the last 4 years. The article from Albert Einstein got 32 million pageviews in the last 4 years. This means her article drew more attention than his. Does that mean she is more important than Albert Einstein?

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now publish full lists of results. I added all Kipchoge's wins at notable level (e.g. excluding local cross country meets and low level track/road races). Lots of good sourcing available at the moment for long-distance runners if you're interested in expanding other articles!

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How is dailyactive.info a reliable source? What evidence is there? Nairobiwire literally states that it is a blog. In any case, even so, if we were to say that blog is RS (which i disagree,) if that's the only place such personal details are sourced, it does not belong in the

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I would suggest to include the paragraphs regarding the Olympic Games and World Championships into the chronological order. Please consider that the sentences refering to the World Cross Country Championships in the 2002 - 2004 section, are also World Championships results.

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thanks for the thoughtful response. Surely there must be an article on this WR attempt that mentions the temperature and how Kipchoge may've run a faster time with lower temperatures. I'd invite you and anyone out there to search. The closest thing I've got, is that the

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video ("about the only thing Monza didn't have going for it was weather...") even though the temperatures were more I think more favorable at Breaking2 than in Berlin. I'd prefer to see the point made re this particular race from a secondary source before bringing it

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Kipruto and Kipsanang got into a positive split marathon strategy, usually the worst of all three strategies. It shows both were involuntary forced to do this, because they both had a kind of illusion they can keep up with someone who is far far far superior to them.

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His 26:54 time over the 10Km was impressive but not a world record. Read the whole article, it states Kipchoge had the benefit of a downhill circuit. So the World record is not valid. The current world record belongs to Micah Kogo. See this

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Hello an good day. Today I added his 2020 London Marathon performance to above section of article. Can someone just straighten it out. I cant figure out how to correct it so table is straight on right side. Sure it is minor correction. Thank

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I would like to give it a try, to de fish the picture you placed into commons. I am quite aware where the cons are to de fish the picture. Maybe afterwards, the pacemakers in the picture aren't visible anymore. The original picture size is

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The first paragraph states that "Kipchoge has won 12 of the 13 marathons he has entered". However the list of marathons only shows 11 wins in 12 marathons. The Breaking2 and INEOS 1:59 Challenge are obviously excluded from the results.

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I suggest his Madrid time (specifically his win against the "hm Big Boss" Tadese) is worth mentioning (it is already mentioned in the main part of the article, look out for the 2006 timeframe) but it shouldn't make it into the pb table.

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I've noticed that his personal bests aren't listed beside the marathon? Is there a reason for this? They aren't hard to find, they are on his IAAF profile. I don't usually edit running pages however, so i am asking here first.

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Nalana4 did a good job, but I wouldn't neccearly say, it was too specific, because most of the time, to be specicfic is what Knowledge is really about. First of all, everthing added to an article needs to be properly sourced.

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His Tokyo marathon gold is mentioned in the lede. However, I'm not sure why that is any more notable than Rio. I suggest removing the mention of Tokyo from the intro summary, or alternately, mentioning Rio also.

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I read somewhere that he is a devout catholic. I really don't know how serious he is about his faith, but it's definitely an important part of his life. He always makes the sign of the cross after finishing a race.

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a few days later), it is also to come to conclusions if you use 1 or more sources (and draw from both of them) and further conclude, you kind of drift away to "interesting statements" but not properly sourced.

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least 2 runners competing, than a winner will emerge. This means the sub 2 Monza run was a Marathon. See also Mutai in the Boston 2011 Marathon, when he ran a world best. It is included in his articles table.

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Eliud Kipchoge (left) and his three pacemakers (right) about 30 minutes into the run, during the Marathon world record in the 2018 Berlin Marathon. He is shown a few seconds before crossing the river Spree.

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I would like this Knowledge article as good as possible, don't be intimated because I wrote a lot here. Carefully consider if it makes sense what I try to explain, if I am wrong, pls write here why.

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I notice that on the olympic website, his name is listed as "Eliud Kipchoge ROTICH" (their capitalization). Where does the extra name come from? My casual googling doesn't produce any answers.

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The sentence (which I didn't write BTW), states that "He is widely regarded as the greatest marathon runner and one of the best sportsmen in history." It's not stating definitively that he

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I respectfully disagree with your analysis the Olympic Marathon gold medal isn't a higly prestigious win. It's the most prestigious marathon an athlete can win and I will explain why:

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is the wr holder for women, not this blond haired women. I guess the temperature was Ok, but it was started to early, at around 9-11 am you get the most out of you during the day : -->

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wasn't ideal on temperatures anyway. Records are funny to begin with, since a race is most of all about winning, so individual strategies exist besides the fastest sustainable pace.

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I checked the geographic coordinates for the picture you provided, these seems to be invalid. It's a location north of Berlin about 25,6 km on a straight line to Brandenburg Gate.

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course: The picture was taken between the marked positions 6 and 7 on the map. Seconds after the picture was taken he crossed the Spree for the second time, passing this drummers

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No I don't think so. If either PB is included, both should be included (just like IAAF does), the faster one with a note of the special conditions (downhill) as you have shown.

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If we would allow this fastest time to be his pb, we will get into trouble. If you wanna compare someone's pb with someone else pb, they should fit into the same category.

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Even in this harsh rainy conditions, in the beginning, he gave it a try to set to a wr pace. If he makes such a time in wet conditions, what would he do in good condition?

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and this is the tribe from which most elite Kenyan runners hail (4.9 million people or 12% of population but more than 75% of Kenya's top runners according to the book

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No participant, after leaving the course, will be allowed to rejoin the race either for the purpose of gaining a place or to pace or to assist another participant.

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Numerous edits today have claimed that the 1:59:40 was a new world record. It isn't because today's event does not satisfy the conditions for a world record. --

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Kipchoge, I just wanna emphasize the low importance of his Monza stunt. Don't get me wrong, he is the best marathon runner right now, even without a WR (my pov).

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The video mentioned above is a little odd in this respect as elsewhere even Eliud himself clearly pronounces Kipchoge with three syllables. See, for example,

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understanding is that race conditions were decent but not ideal; decent b/c no rain, but had the temperature been lower, it might've enhanced performance.)

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sometime between 24 July to 9 August 2020 (usually the last day). He can't perform at his highest level if he got 2 marathons in a 7-8 weeks time frame.

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Reverted additions to the Berlin Marathon Knowledge article / "...the largest behind a new world record since the August 1958 European Championships..."

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In my pov, the hm split time should be mentioned (my proposition) and I'd like to explain why. I am happy for comments for or against the proposition.

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https://wwos.nine.com.au/olympics/tokyo-olympics-2021-eliud-kipchoge-greatest-athlete-ever-performance-coach-says/28a336f1-a5e9-4539-bf5e-13534f2f0251

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If this is an accurate statement, why is it included? that's rather broad and odd... I mean I dont own four out of the five fastest times either! —

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Original file ‎(1,275 × 1,083 pixels, file size: 410 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg); Is there no file of the picture in a higher resolution available?

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I don't know IPA stuff, but if someone would like to make the requested update, you may hear Kipchoge pronounce his own first and last names here:

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Rotich appears to be his mother's last name (maiden name?). Beyond that, I can't explain, since I know nothing about Kenyan naming conventions.

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This webpage explains, it could be done e.g. in Adobe Photoshop or Adobe LIghtroom. Could you please do it for me, with just the picture in

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I am really getting into the details with this article, because I'll try to improve the article, so it won't be a C-class article anymore.

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This should not be locked. David is correct, it is a great achievement but does not count as a record because it wasn't an open event,

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one of the best sportsmen in history, but rather that's a widely regard opinion. There's multiple other sources for this, including:

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saying the world record holder in the marathon is a sucker, I am just saying, the world record holder didn't proved he beat the best.

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I couldn't find a reliable source for your contribution, I didn't found a source at all within the article for the changes you made.

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I try to reason, why the Monza sub 2 run belongs into the table of all of Kipchoge's marathons. He won against two other runners.

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In the 2016 Olympic Marathon Kenenisa Bekele was devastated because prior to the Olympics he was left out of the Ethopian squad.

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It is really difficult, we can't change that he won 12 out of 13, to 13 out of 14, because there is likely no source for that.

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The same came to my mind the day before yesterday and I try to explain why: I quote from the Berlin Marathon Knowledge article:

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As I couldn't find any legend for the terminology used in the tables, I am curious what PB means. I'm talking about this:

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I took a look at the additions you made to the Berlin Marathon article on 21 Sep, 2018. Your additions were reverted by

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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/article-eliud-kipchoges-marathon-time-may-qualify-him-as-the-greatest-athlete/

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It's widely believed that Kipchoge is actually several years older than his claimed age. This BBC story for example

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Kipchoge's Madrid time is his fastest time for the distance, but it is not eligible for any "higher purpose" : -->

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Isn't that contradicted by the Youtube clip above? He pronounces his surname as Kip-Choge (only two syllables).

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https://www.givemesport.com/1512847-eliud-kipchoge-is-one-of-sports-greatest-ever-after-15940-marathon-in-vienna

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Kipchoge ran his record breaking marathon in Berlin 2018 in a time of 2 hours 1 minute and 39 seconds (2.01.41)

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I would be pleased if you check out the following article for it s notability, my reasoning you'll find here:

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In the sidebar, please change "Mtwara, Tandahimba District, Tanzania" to "Kapsisiywa, Nandi Distric, Kenya"

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Remove or explain both detail on Berlin WR race conditions and remove note that WR's are often set in Berlin?

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For me this guy is an heir apparent to Kipchoge. It would be a kind of two man rule, if you back my claims.

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It looks difficult to me, to de fish a picture. It seems like, there is no online tool available for this.

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you got some very interesting thoughts, because I was the one, who included the content you referred too.

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Geographic coordinates for picture showing Kipchoge druing the 2018 Berlin Marathon seems to be invalid

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because he wasn't seletect, he isn't a top runner? I would say the fourth one is also a top runner.

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http://dailyactive.info/index.php/2018/09/17/eliud-kichoge-sends-message-of-gratitude-to-his-family/

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confused with the title of World Champion in Marathon. This title doesn't bring a lot of prestige.

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/10/12/eliud-kipchoge-breaks-two-hour-marathon-record/

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for anyone who wants an official source. I think his date of birth should be marked as disputed.

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The red template indicated above at top of article, should be deleted. Don't know what this is.

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I would like to reinstate my changes, everything is properly sourced. Are you Ok with that?

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and there is a wikipedia article on the surname that does not include pronunciation here:

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https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/08/sport/eliud-kipchoge-olympic-marathon-spt-intl/index.html

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So you're saying a personal best requires it to qualify for a world record eligibility?

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https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=berlin%20hauptbahnhof#map=16/52.5249/13.3697

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Pls tell me, if this passing by the station was his closest approach to the station?

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How should his surname be pronounced? IPA in the intro would be very useful :-)

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I assume there are 2 possibilites why the runner up was so far behind Kipchoge:

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on 22 Sep, 2018, you included a list of Eliud Kipchog's wins into the article.

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Vandalism an hour or so has now been reverted. Thanks for letting us know. --

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OK with your proposed changes. Please check your talk page for more on this.

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is right, it was a run over the marathon distance, but it wasn't a marathon.

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Now let's get back to your input. You pointed out something very interesting:

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thx a lot for taking this picture of Kipchoge's "like a boss" performance.

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https://www.insidehook.com/article/sports/kipchoge-long-distance-best-ever

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someone can post a request for a commons picture to be changed/adjusted.

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I already used to your information to change the picture description to:

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Are you Ok with putting back his 10k pb time as 28:11 into the article?

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A list of times for regular (Top of the webpage) and downhill courses:

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Also in the sidebar, please change Country from "Tanzania" to "Kenya"

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https://commons.wikimedia.org/Commons:Graphic_Lab/Photography_workshop

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requests for increases to the page protection level should be made at

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includes pacing by persons not officially participating in the event.

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Furthermore maybe a negative split strategy will do the job better.

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Thanks again for your reply and thanks for the work on the article.

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just to expand on this a bit: here's a list of the IAAF's current

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got an editorial staff, in my pov it looks better. Do you agree?

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theoretically this is a finish time of 2:04:24, in reality : -->

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theoretically this is a finish time of 2:04:24, in reality : -->

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https://de.wikipedia.org/Datei:Physiologische_Arbeitskurve2.png

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in a nutshell Yes. I guess I know what you are trying to say.

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from the article and its talk page, especially if potentially

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Not related other than being from the same ethnic community.

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https://www.bmw-berlin-marathon.com/en/race-day/course.html

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unique/notable to me about Kipchoge's highly notable race.

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https://www.olympic.org/rio-2016/athletics/marathon-men

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The rules for record eligibility you'll can find here:

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Source dispute between Chrissymad and Da Vinci Nanjing

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How about putting the sub 2 into the Marathons table?

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Dispute as 28:11 as Kipchoge's pb for 10 km road race

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Please disregard this request. Was corrected today.

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