News Source: Daily Nation
| 2 months ago
Haile Gebrselassie won the real Berlin Marathon for the fourth year in succession yesterday morning. But having reached for the stars with a ferocious attempt to break his world record of 2.03.59, set here last year, the Ethiopian ended up with a...
News Source: 7days
| 2 months ago
Ethiopian speedster Haile Gebrselassie has his sights on a new world record when he goes for a fourth successive victory in the Berlin Marathon today. Gebrselassie set his current world record time of two hours, three minutes 59 seconds while...
News Source: 7days
| 2 months ago
Haile Gebrselassie blamed warm weather and an over-eager start for his failure to make it a hat-trick of world records at the Berlin Marathon. The Ethiopian speedster had set new world best times in winning the last two races in the German capital,...
News Source: ITN
| 2 months ago
The Ethiopian made a brave attempt to break the world record of 2hrs 3mins 59secs he set in last year's race, but paid the penalty for his ferocious efforts in the early stages. "I was tired, I pushed too much," said Gebrselassie, who had to jog as...
News Source: BBC
| 2 months ago
His time was two hours, six minutes and eight seconds, but warm conditions ended any hopes of him breaking the record he set in last year's race. "I expected more from my opponents, but I made sure I ran my best," said the 36-year-old Ethiopian. "The...
News Source: Japan Times
| 2 months ago
Haile Gebrselassie won the Berlin Marathon for the fourth straight time Sunday despite struggling in the last third of the race. The Ethiopian star was on world record pace in the first 30 km. But once his last pacemaker dropped out, Gebrselassie...