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Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon (born 10 January 1994) is a Kenyan middle-and long-distance runner. Kipyegon is the current world record holder for the 1,500 metres and mile, both set in 2023, and the former world record holder for the 5,000 metres. Kipyegon won a gold medal each at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics and the 2020 Tokyo ...
Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon (* 10. Januar 1994 in Bomet) ist eine kenianische Mittel-und Langstreckenläuferin, zweifache Olympiasiegerin und aktuelle Weltrekordhalterin über 1500 Meter und über die Meile. Sie lief diese zwei Weltrekorde sowie jenen über 5000 m, der am 17. September 2023 unterboten wurde, innerhalb von sieben ...
1. Juli 2019 · Honours Summary. 2 x Olympic champion. 4 x World champion. 5 x Diamond League Final winner. 2 x World Championships Silver medallist. More Honours. World Rankings. Personal Bests. Seasons Bests.
26. Juli 2023 · Faith Kipyegon made history by becoming the first woman ever to complete the 1500m under 3:50 with an astonishing 3:49.11 performance, surpassing the previous world record held by the Ethiopian athlete by nearly a whole second. A week later, in Paris, she also surpassed Letesenbet Gidey's world record in the 5000m, an athlete known ...
21. Nov. 2023 · Tearing away from the rest of the field, Kipyegon won in 3:49.11 to take almost a full second off the world record, winning the race by the staggering margin of eight seconds. Having finally achieved one of her big career goals at 1500m, Kipyegon set her sights on a new challenge: the 5000m.
The Kenyan athletics superstar is the first woman to win four 1500m titles at the Track and Field World Championships. It’s been a stellar rise for the girl who used to run barefoot in primary school. Her first breakthrough was winning the 2011 World Cross Country junior race.
7. Sept. 2022 · Athletics star and 'strong' mum Faith Kipyegon on chasing the women's 1500m world record. Faith Kipyegon on her quest to be the fastest 1500m runner: ‘I want to be a superstar’. In an exclusive interview, the double Olympic and world champion relives her stellar season and shares why she can break the world record: "I will fight for it," she said.
