Kiplimo Shatters Lisbon Half Marathon with New World Record Lisbon, Portugal – Ugandan runner Jacob Kiplimo secured a stunning victory at the Lisbon Half Marathon on Sunday, achieving a new world record time of 57 minutes and 20 seconds. The performance marked a significant achievement in the sport. Kiplimo’s winning time eclipsed the previous best, set by Ethiopian Yomif Kejelchale in Valencia in October 2024, which stood at 57 minutes and 30 seconds. The victory solidified Kiplimo’s position as a leading distance runner on the world stage. The race, held under clear conditions, saw a competitive field of runners, but Kiplimo maintained a strong pace throughout the 21.097 kilometer course. Spectators witnessed a remarkable display of speed and endurance as Kiplimo crossed the finish line. Following the race, Kiplimo attributed his success to meticulous training and a strategic approach to the event. This latest accomplishment adds to Kiplimo’s already impressive record of three consecutive cross-country race world championships. The result is expected to generate considerable attention within the running community. Topics: #world #record #kiplimo Post navigation Russia is considering stopping LNG exports to Europe Industrial enterprises produced 5.9 percent more than last year in January