The runner fondly known as the ‘Queen of 1,500m’ was clear by nearly four minutes as she crossed the finish line.
The runner fondly known as the ‘Queen of 1,500m’ was clear by nearly four minutes as she crossed the finish line.
By Hafsa Adil and Reuters
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Kenya’s peerless middle-distance runner Faith Kipyegon has underlined her status as one of the greatest athletes of all time by convincingly claiming a fourth 1,500 metres world title to go with her three Olympic golds and world record in the event.
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