Kenya's Olympic Champion Eliud Kipchoge has done it again after slashing 30 seconds off his 2018 world record to set a new world record in the 2022 BMW Berlin Marathon on Sunday.

Kipchoge clocked 2:01.09, which is exactly 30 seconds ahead of the 2018 BMW Berlin Marathon edition in which he clocked 2:01.39.

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