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Ruth Chepngetich runs 2:09:56 in Chicago

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Chepngetich becomes the first woman to break both 2:11 and 2:10 for the marathon, on the same flat Grant Park loop. The performance sits far outside the previous progression and is discussed as anomalous from the day it is run.

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  1. Story
  2. Chepngetich becomes the first woman to break both 2:11 and 2:10 for the marathon, on the same flat Grant Park loop. The performance sits far outside the previous progression and is discussed as anomalous from the day it is run.
  3. Knowledge
  4. The marathon distance (42.195 km / 26 miles 385 yards)
  5. Chicago Marathon
  6. Ruth Chepngetich runs 2:09:56 in Chicago
  7. Connections
  8. Chicago Marathon
  9. The marathon distance (42.195 km / 26 miles 385 yards)
  10. The temperature penalty in marathon running
  11. Berlin Marathon
  12. Chicago
  13. Abbott World Marathon Majors
  14. The first Chicago Marathon, as the Mayor Daley Marathon
  15. The World Marathon Majors series is announced
  16. Kelvin Kiptum runs 2:00:35 in Chicago
  17. Ruth Chepngetich runs 2:09:56 in Chicago
  18. Calibrated bicycle course measurement
  19. The 1908 Olympic marathon fixes 26 miles 385 yards
  20. Carbon-plated road racing shoe
  21. World Athletics
  22. The 1908 Olympic marathon fixes 26 miles 385 yards
  23. The 1908 distance becomes the world standard
  24. Boston lengthens its course and moves the start to Hopkinton
  25. Kelvin Kiptum runs 2:00:35 in Chicago
  26. Ruth Chepngetich runs 2:09:56 in Chicago
  27. Tigst Assefa sets a women-only world record in London
  28. The first sub-two-hour marathon in a record-eligible race
  29. Evidence
  30. Ruth Chepngetich, who ran 2:09:56 at Chicago on 13 October 2024, was provisionally suspended in 2025 after testing positive for hydrochlorothiazide and received a three-year ban, reduced from four on admission; her prior results including the world record were reported as remaining valid. V55 verification basis: the AIU decision document itself was not retrieved; this rests on consistent reporting by ESPN, Athletics Weekly and the BBC.
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