The 2023 London Marathon Was Absolutely Insane || Eliud Kipchoge's Course Record Shattered
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- Full of drama, twists, turns and lightning fast splits, the 2023 London Marathon was one to remember.
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Sifans race was just insane. U missed the fact that she had to stop twice to stretch, but also later in the race had to run across the road because she forgot to pick up her water bottle. After casually offering the rest of her drink to an opponent she just took off. She told a Dutch reporter later that she was very nervous for the marathon and just came there to get experience. Her coach also said she may decide to participate in a track event and the marathon in Paris next year. She is without a doubt the best female distance runner ever.
No, she is not yet. Never heard about Dibaba sisters? Educate yourself before making such ridiculous claims.
@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 i certainly have. And unless we're crediting the performances of an edmitedly impressive family to a fictional single person, which is just tetarded, my comment remains the same.
@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 state one Dibaba are you the one who's the fool
@@forevergoated999 No need to be aggressive. But I agree that Tirunesh Dibaba remains presumptively ahead of Hassan in the GOAT competition. Hassan is already in the conversation, though.
@@mopoffool Agreed needs a few more gold medals to change that narrative
Sifan Hassan also missed a bottle at the aid station and ran back to pick it up at 40km. You forgot to add that bit of drama.
This performance in my eyes is objectively even better than Eliuds WR in 2022.
The conditions were not perfect.
Kiptum basically ran sub 60 for the second half 🤯🤯
This guy is the real deal.
Kiptum oh my god I still cannot belive it.
If he races in Berlin or Valencia this summer he breaks that WR. He basically could easily have broken the WR today. He looked so easy and had so much in his tank. The boy will run sub 2 absolute momster.
We need Kiptum in Berlin, and it will be unreal to see what he will do in Paris next year. Hopefully Kipchoge will make the Kenyan team. Cause the Kenyan Marathon debth is insane (Benaon Kipruto, Amos Kipruto, Chebet, and many more)
Kiptum should be in that group. We should give kipchoge, chebet and kiptum. Or they race each other in new York though kiptum said he is not ready to face kipchoge
@@nichokituku4799true like oh my that kenyan team is so hard so select every one of the top 7 has a real argument for them sadly only 3 will make it to their Olympic dream
Kiptum’s performance makes me feel sad that Eliud may be getting old because I’ve been rooting for him for so long, but times always change. I just hope Eliud wins the 2024 Olympic marathon.
Objectively and in my eyes make a great oximore
All the best runners should gather together in Berlin and go all out with the fastest pacers and see what it'll end up
Kiptum telling the pacers they were going too slow when they were on course record pace was quality 😅 He needs to get paced for a sub 60 first half and he will do something really special. His 13:49 5km split between 30-35km was faster than the 5000m Gold Medal time from the 2015 world champs 🤯 23 years old in his 2nd marathon and he's within touching distance of the world record...
Hope there's no doping involved
To think he could have ran into the stadium having been 20 miles already, and beat mo farah just running and training at the time specifically for 5k. It's a feat that's going to be difficult for farah himself who ran this race, to comprehend.
Yeah it's impressive. Important to remember that world champs are usually tactical races though
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Wow Kiptum may just break kipchoge’s WR soon. He’s just dropping time very quickly only 18 seconds off the WR. Love to see these 2 race at some point.
16 secs* off the wr
And he's just 23!
@@mockinghyena960 the age thing I think Is a lie
@@mockinghyena960 it might or might not be the advantage but truth be told: youngsters are coming to long distances recently
@@RodRunerr And Kipchoge is already 45 right?
a couple things to add on:
1: Kiptum actually missed his drinks at mile 20, right where he started speeding up. Could that have bought him 20sec?
2: all the odds were against Hassan: - Training has not been optimal(fasting month where she actually couldn't practice her hydration, she was visibly struggling at with her hydration, this sub optimal training causing her so much doubt that she actually threw up the morning of the race. Yet, she overcome all that! LEGEND
No idea where you get that 20 seconds from
@@HashBrownDoyler Plus people are too hung up on drinks. Listen, many people do their long runs in fasted state without drinking water throughout the run. It's not the end of the world if you miss a water station or decide not to drink every station.
@@mav3ric100 Those "lots of people" run nowhere near this pace/effort level for their bodies. It might well be that significant, or not. Only those top athletes can know for sure.
Kiptum at 23 is the future, if he is healthy he will surely break the WR, Kipchoge showed what can be done and the mental barrier of 2hrs has been pierced. If old Kipchoge did it, albeit with special pacers, etc., there's no reason that a much younger Kiptum who might still be peaking can't. Hassan is just special, her range is just unbelievable, truly, a once in a generation athlete.
This exactly once one person breaks a barrier that was seen as insurmountable it's funny how much easier it becomes to approach
Weve seen in the 4 minute mile the 10 second 100M time
Even something like the ease ladies run sub22 in the 200m when before it wasnt seen as something easy to do
The mind is a powerful thing
If Kiptum can do this at 23 the world is his oyster
And Hassan is simply incredible for her range
@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 to what degree is this a consequence of everyone moving to adopt new training practices, recovery modes, higher level analysis by coaches being passed on due to all the new data points to fine tune performance by, better gear etc. versus just some mind thing? When everyone moved to fosby floppijng the improvement transition wasn't a mind thing nor adopting computer and scientific test showing statistical tendencies and lactate bounds which allow one to optimize according to their own biology....
@blengi it's training, shoes, nutrition, recovery and better doping. Everything is better now.
This didn’t age well
@@zerorayne4782no fcking shit mate
Holy absolute wtf this race was crazy. I remember telling people Kiptum was a wildcard for a sub 2:03 - but this time in London is just stupid fast. I say he gets the world record within the next 2 years. What a crazy time.
At his massive rate of improvement I wouldn’t be shocked if he broke it within the next 6-12 months unless kipchoge breaks it again first.
Would like to see both of them in the next Berlin Marathon and have them both be feeling good with great weather conditions. They could both end up breaking under 2:01
@@parkerfleischman1852 💉
I'm calling it now. Stopping in the middle of a marathon is a genius move that will be widely adopted!
Hahaha I literally laughed out loud at this
Lmao, love it
🤣🤣🤣
But can a be a new rule that you may be disqualified
@@refatrabadi6656 I don't think they can do that. I mean, what if you fall and need a minute to recover, or you know, get cramps. Can't punish people for taking a rest.
Hassan's performance was very impressive. She never panicks,she just has so much confidence in her abilities. What's crazy is she still has track speed and can go back to track
She won chicago marathon last month
Sifan stopping in mid race and still comes back to win it. This is insane.
Impressive but not insane.
Sifan Hassan’s run deserves an episode of it’s own
Sifan Hassan is just incredible. She is an exceptional athlete. One reason I think Sifan can run sub 2:14 for the marathon is her mental and physical strength and her body shape. Her body is built to run marathons, I look at the shape of Kiptum and Kipchoge, Sifan's body is built along the same lines. I can't wait to see her run more marathons. I am eager to see her run the 5k, 10k, and marathon in the next Olympics.
She already run 2:13:44 just 6 weeks after winning silver and bronze at track event at WCH in budapest!
It's very impressive that kiptum is 23 so he will have many marathons ahead if he keeps the discipline of the career
Yeah, this kiptum guy, he is pretty fit, and might have a bright future in running, if you were to ask me.
"23"
@@Juan_More_Mile He looks about 40.
@@apollosun2913 probably just hours and hours running in the sun, a lot of runners look older
@@jamie_edwards7090 not me. I’m 32 and look 27.
More to the point Sifan Hassan TRAINED DURING RAMADAN in a fasted state and said she didn't really prepare properly for the marathon. Just mind blowing 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
I dont even want to know how she dealt with hydration whilst training
Incredible
Kiptum just made the whole marathon distance more exciting. We definitely less than 2 years into breaking the 2hour mark in a marathon race. This guy was amazing
I ran London as my first marathon today. Pretty cool knowing Kiptum thrashed the course record in the same race 😎
Did you finish??I doubt😅
@@jeffitachi2589 yes! 3:42:22
@@DanielLorey cool.Congrats 😎
Sifan was absolutely amazing!!! The announcing crew continued to say she should stop due to the stretching. And she finished like that! Amazing!!!
Special mention goes to the great Yuki Kawauchi winner of non elite runners with 2:13:18
I like him 😊
@@payrysdoscs4903 imnsane dude who runs many marathons a year! great dude
God that guy is such a machine
It was almost insulting the commentators didn't recognise him has just referred to him as the "champion of the masses" (or something like that).
It is truly remarkable how skilled Hassan is at every distance from 800 m to the marathon. Those lower distance PR's are stunning!!
I tend to find your video titles a bit clickbaity usually, but this marathon was legitimately insane. I think I got a solid workout in myself just hopping up and down in my seat.
My friend… that is a great video! Your own marathon effort to get it out SO quickly 👍🏻
His AVERAGE marathon time is 2.01.39! That's exactly Eliud Kipchoge's 2018 World Record
Funny to see Hassan running without a watch. Just going by the flow
As always you do an incredible job highlighting these amazing performances. The numbers within the numbers offer better perspective than I can get anywhere. Thank you!
bruh... you can see how legendary this performance was when the 2nd place, and these are elite runners mind you, was 3 WHOLE MINUTES behind! absolutely INSANE!
Absolutely bonkers!
This is what we needed to see and hear, a proper post run analysis 💪💪
Insane insane insane, did my first marsthon there today and was pouring it down at the start so to get these times from them is just extraordinary
Hassan probably the best distance runner of all time male or female.
I saw lots of CZcams videos about this marathon, but decided to wait until TRP posted their analysis.
Beautiful storytelling and stats.
I had to pause several times for it to sink in.
Thanks for taking the time to collate.
Thanks! Another great recap of a monumental race
Thanks for the excellent commentary
Great video - as always !
great recap....really enjoy your videos
Thanks for the wonderful video... As good as we were running
Great analysis as always.
Thank you!
The new king is here- Kiptum will be the sub 2 hour man, and the new GOAT. I think the handoff is inevitable. Not sure if he can be as beloved as Kipchoge, but this is a clear sign of the new king, here to make his mark.
All the sdigns point towards him breaking the records. But I think you're right, not sure he will live up to kipchoge. Part of what makes Kipchioge so great, is his attitude and stewardship of marathon racing, pushing all athletes forward with him.
The new king, excuse Yiu, there's only king of marathon and that's eliud
Super informative and interesting video. Thank you!
Amazing to think that Kelvin Kiptum was not even targeting the world record, given better weather conditions plus his age he could be the first person to officially break 2 hours for the marathon.
Been waiting on this video!!! LFG!! 🔥
What I would like to see is Kiptum vs Jacob Kiplimo. Kiplimo is yet to debut in the marathon distance but has been dominant at the half marathon in the preceding years.
Move over Kipchoge, there's a new king in town. No human is limited. 😄😄
Great Video!!
WAITED FOR THIS VIDEO TO BE UPLOADED 🔥🙌🏿
Great wrap up! 👍
The craziest part of this to me is his age. He's only 23 & has many years to improve. Most marathon runners peak in their early to mid 30's. This guy could break the world record very soon.
The torch has passed, I believe. With Eliud Kipchoge age 38, it is going to be hard for him to have more than 2 years of top level running left for the marathon GOAT.
It's interesting that a week after Kipchoge began to show signs of age catching up with him, somebody truly special has emerged. I think this is the end of the Kipchoge era and boy has it been one hell of a journey! Nobody has done as much for the marathon as a sport as he has. We should all be in awe. I look forward to what Kiptum will do. While I agree this performance is absolutely insane, I don't want to put him on a pedestal too early. It could be another Dennis Kimetto moment even though I hope it's not. The consistency of Kipchoge has been completely revolutionary.
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@@gustavogo2915 hopeless hater
He had one bad race and you say his days are over? Come on... It was his first time in Boston, he lead the pack from the begining (which he never does, as someone mentioned) and he missed spot with drinks. There are many variables and it doesn't mean that he is already too old to run.
@@jeffitachi2589 you’re the hopeless clown that believes anyone can come out of nowhere and run a 2:01 marathon 🤡
Hassan really said “that was a good warm up let me just stretch real quick then we can get serious”
Man this is exciting. Coming marathon years will be insane will all these talents
Awesome thanks
Wueh! We're in joyous shock here in Kenya! Kevin Kiptum is officially Kipchoge's Heir... Kenya Hoyiee 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Great stuff Brett Robinson! What a run for an Aussie! 🇦🇺🎉
Thanks for the shout out to Brett Robinson from Australia, great run.
Really hope we get a Kiptum vs Kipchoge marathon soon
This kid is ridiculous 😲😳 Everyone's saying that he's either going to destroy the WR or he's doping
One of the best marathons ever! Wow amazed by Sifan personally.. what a character also
As an experienced runner myself, this really makes me appreciate how many levels there are to running ability
Marathon is getting epic. So grateful to witness such a great era in distance running.
5:22 - no mention of Emile Cairess?? Kid just dropped a 2.08 debut marathon for the UK!!
Another star is born in Kenya. Let’s go KIPTUM
Stunning stuff, enough said.😎👍
Kiptum just got the newest software update he’s like Kaplimo and Barega are just a different breed
The division between long and middle races is already gone. Now the division between long runs and sprints is slowly fading away. That is crazy.
I been saying this since his marathon debut, Kiptum is going to be the next legend of the marathon. If he's clean and stays clean, in 10 years he'll have dominated the record books entirely.
THIS YEAR IS SO GOOD OMG
Let’s gooo this was a hype race 😊
I just pray for all of them to be CLEAN, for the love and respect of the sport☮
All of them are NOT CLEAN sorry bro, the clean ones are the ones no one cares about running around like 2:10
Paris 2024 just got really interesting! So happy for Geoffrey K. who is finally seems to be healthy and in top shape after his accident a few years ago.
Siffan Hassan is insane. remember when she tripped and fell in the 1500 and then came back to win it? seems like she should stop more often lol
Safan Hassan is just amazing.
Kiptum has the ability to take the mantle from Kipchoge, although lots of races and medals needed yet!
I knew I'll get good info once I stop by here.
Kiptum made Kenyans proud. I wish you could insert an inset to show us how how people in Kenya celebrated
One things for sure. Sifan may not win all the big city events but if she decides to focus on the olympic marathon she would be unbeatable. Her skillsets are cherry ripe for championship racing.
She won chicago marathon last month after running 3 trackevent at WCH in Budapest
R.I.P Kiptum, gone too soon, we never got to see how much more he was capable of
This was an awesome day of running - I was there and when I saw Kipton at mile 22 I was blown away. My brother (almost 50) ran 2.56 too - much quicker than either of us dared to believe. Kipton though, has redefined marathon possibilities - whatever next!?
Yeah i watched this race, it was crazy!! So entertaining!
Hassan is toughness and grit with this and her last olympics, like having heart should be called having Hassan at this point
This kelvin kiptum guys is absolutely crazy. Kipchoge has trained his whole life and brought track experience for like 10 years but this dude runs for a couple years tops seriously and now has the ability to the fastest ever at the age of 23? 13 minute 5k split in a marathon is absolutely ridiculous and sub 1 for a close? I thought kipchoge's goat status was cemented but if this guy can do anywhere near the stuff hes doing now, hes going to be the goat easy. However I feel like this is too good to be true. 23 yrs old only? Only 1 man ever has come close to a performance that kelvin has just done? Obviously very suspicious, and in my experience, if it seems too good, it probably is. Either doping or going to be the goat in a few years.
this guy is probably going to be the greatest marathoner of all time if he stays healthy. will probably be the first one to break 2 hours in a real race
Kelvin Kiptum and Erriyon Knighton looks kinda same,
Also both are emerging talents in their respective events.
Kipchoge's world marathon record is breakable. That seems impossible but it's true. Kiptum is only 22 years old. Sifan Hassan is going to run a fast marathon time too. For sure once she trains mainly for the marathon she can run around 2 hours, 15 minutes.
absolutely insane all around
I cant believe Kiptum is only 23 amazing runner
This guy is going to be the best at this distance for a while. He did it without people handing him bottles like they did for Kipchoge.
you need to post abt issam asinga he’s been insane this season
At 23 years of age, Kiptum's future is even more brighter
Wow great job Kiptum!!!
Kelvin Kiptum is great to watch. What an awesome performance 👍
To know that his 13:49 5k spilt after 20 miles would have won Gold the 2015 World Champs 5000m is just insane, and mo farah who won that race was finishing his career in this marathon
1:07 "No one in the world would thought possible." Sorry bud, but I called it!
HYPE, HYPE, HYPE
the GOAT is under threat
Thanks for this analysis. It looks like Kiptum could beat Kipchoge head to head at this point on a flat course, because of his second half. I think today showed that not only Kiptum but also Hassan could break the world records. Hassan made some of the best marathoners in the world look like comparative amateurs...in her first marathon, without proper training, and going into the race with an injury.
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@@gustavogo2915 you've commented this like 20 times and literally none of these comments have been useful to anyone
Let Kiptum and Kipchoge Race in Berlin this year , they can push together to break sub2!
Kipchoge for sure will avoid racing with Kiptum
@WKLNETWORK he will probably say he's injured before Berlin
It will ruin his legacy to loose to kiptum specifically
I think so
@@user-vb2bt9kh1p unless Kiptum has a chance to run Olympics
Kudos to #TotalRunningProductions for this OUTSTANDING summary of the backstory and insights behind yesterday’s London Marathon. Amazing how great this production is and delivered
I really hope he's clean . Seems too good to be true
We have a new breed of to-become legends. Wow!