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Ruth Chepngetich runs 2:09:56 in Chicago
2024-10-13 · Recorded · mobility
The source states this happened, and its date is not in the future. The word the source used for it is historical.
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.
- Source
- Athletics Integrity Unit, reported by ESPN and Athletics Weekly · AIU anti-doping decision in the matter of Ruth Chepngetich; reported at https://www.espn.com/olympics/trackandfield/story/_/id/46696848/ruth-chepngetich-marathon-world-record-holder-gets-3-year-doping-ban
- Standing
- This record: partially verified · publisher: partially verified
- How it arrived
- Editorial — A dated record from the Richseen Atlas editorial corpus, written and cited by a curator. Not captured from anywhere, and not live.
- Where
- At a canonical Atlas object, placed and checked by a curator.
- Subject
- Chicago Marathon · STANDARD_MARATHON_DISTANCE
Sources polled — usgs: newest 2026-09-10 · nws: newest 2026-08-31 · jpl-cneos: states no publication time, last reached 2026-09-10 · Official source connected · Basemap: Natural Earth (public domain) — marks are drawn only from sourced coordinates