Kelvin Kiptum’s historic marathon feat at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon has been ratified by World Athletics. World Athletics has finally ratified Kelvin Kiptum’s world marathon record of two hours and 35 seconds he set in last year’s Chicago Marathon held in October. Kiptum made history by becoming the first marathoner to achieve the elusive two-hour mark in a record-eligible marathon, shaving an impressive 34 seconds off the previous record. Bahamian sprinter Steven Gardiner made a triumphant comeback last weekend and analysts believe he is a top contender for the 400m gold at the Paris Olympics.
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