In a mesmerizing display of athleticism and endurance, Beatrice Chebet has etched her name into the annals of sporting history by breaking the 10,000-meter race record in Oregon, USA. The Kenyan distance runner’s remarkable feat sent shockwaves through the world of athletics, as she blazed across the finish line with a breathtaking time of 28:54:14, rewriting the record books and solidifying her status as one of the brightest stars in the sport.
Chebet’s stunning performance unfolded on the hallowed tracks of Oregon, renowned for its rich history of hosting elite-level competitions and nurturing the talents of world-class athletes. From the starting gun, Chebet surged ahead with unwavering determination, setting a blistering pace that left her competitors trailing in her wake. With each stride, she showcased flawless technique and unparalleled grit, navigating the grueling lap race with poise and precision.As the athletes passed the 5000m mark, Chebet had taken the lead, with Tsegay having faded to third place and Sarah Chelangat was now running in second place. Chebet looked very comfortable to have taken the role of attacking the world record.
As the women passed the 9000m mark, Chepkoech was still running in the front with Tsegay running in second place and Chebet in third. Kasait was running in fourth, looking very poised. However, it was Chebet who had better legs and took the top prize, winning in a world record time of 28:54.14.
Tsegay finished second in an impressive personal best time of 29:05.92 as Lilian Kasait completed the podium, also clocking a personal best time of 29:26.89. Chelimo finished fourth, to also automatically secure a spot in the Olympic Games, after clocking an impressive personal best time of 29:27.59.
