Women's world record holder Ruth Chepngetich is set to race in the London Marathon on 27 April. The Kenyan, 30, ran the fastest time in history by a female athlete at the Chicago Marathon in October,

Kenyan marathon star Ruth Chepngetich, the women’s marathon world record holder, believes a new world record could be set at the London Marathon on April 27. Chepngetich made history at the Chicago marathon,

The first woman in history to run a sub-2:10 marathon, Chepngetich will join a supreme suite of athletes in London this year – and she expects more records to fall

Ruth Chepngetich, the world marathon record holder, will compete in the London Marathon, aiming to break more records. She previously set a landmark time in Chicago, and now, along with stiff competition from elite athletes like Peres Jepchirchir and Sifan Hassan,

Emile Cairess leads the British charge at this year's London Marathon, where Eilish McColgan will make her debut over the distance on 27 April.

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Kenyan clocked 2:09:56 in Chicago last year and will now take on Sifan Hassan and Peres Jepchirchir in the British capital on April 27

Event organizers announced today that women's marathon world record holder Ruth Chepngetich will race the 2025 TCS London Marathon on April 27. Chepngetich, who clocked the fastest women's marathon ever of 2:09:56 at the 2024 Chicago Marathon, stands as the only woman to have ever gone under 2:10 at the distance.

Women's marathon world record holder Ruth Chepngetich will race the London Marathon in April, the Kenyan said, adding that she expects a new record could be set in Britain's capital. The