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Beatrice Chebet has disclosed why road running is yet to make it to the list of her favourite surfaces to race on.
Reigning World Cross-country champion Beatrice Chebet has explained why road running is yet to make it to the list of her favourite surfaces.
Chebet is known for her prowess on track and cross-country and recently debuted in her first road race. She was in action at the World Road Running Championships where she surprisingly won the 5km race.
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08:36 - 17.10.2023
ATHLETICS Why Mary Moraa dedicated her world title to Hellen Obiri
Mary Moraa has explained why she dedicated her World 800m title to the reigning Boston Marathon champion Hellen Obiri.
The World 5000m bronze medallist clocked a Personal Best time of 14:35 to win the race ahead of compatriot Lilian Kasait. Despite her win, Chebet is yet to declare road running as one of her favourite races.
“I’m not really good at road running…I always just try. During my race in Riga, I didn’t even know how to go about the race.
"When I was around the 300m mark I realised that we were about to finish the race but I had no clue about it…but I tried hard to kick and I got the win. It was my first road race,” Chebet explained as per Nation Sport.
Meanwhile, the former World 5000m silver medallist has enjoyed a great season that started off with her dominant win at the World Cross-country Championships.
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08:30 - 14.10.2023
ATHLETICS Faith Kipyegon reveals where she invests her athletics millions
Multiple world champion Faith Kipyegon has earned over Ksh50 million in 2023 alone and has explained how she is putting the money to good use
She then extended her winning streak to the Kip Keino Classic where exerted her dominance with victory. She built up for the World Championships in Budapest, Hungary with several races at the Diamond League Meetings.
The Commonwealth Games champion then went ahead to finish third behind Faith Kipyegon and Sifan Hassan at the global showpiece. She then completed her season with a gold medal at the World Road Running Championships.
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18:00 - 16.10.2023
ATHLETICS Kenyan long-distance runner handed 10-year doping ban after forging hospital documents
Kenyan marathoner Titus Ekiru will serve a hefty 10-year ban after being found guilty of forging hospital documents to cover up positive tests of banned substances
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