Why a two-hour marathon is literally just a matter of time now

In October 2023, Kelvin Kiptum ran the fastest marathon ever recorded, winning the Chicago Marathon by more than three minutes and becoming the first man to finish under the 2:01 mark for the first time in an official competition. Between Kiptum and Eliud Kipchoge, the two-hour marathon has never seemed more real than it does right now--but what's it going to take to make up those remaining 35 seconds?
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RIP Kiptum, unbelievable career cutshort.

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15:33 heartbreaking to hear that now

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