TweetShare182SharePin2184 SharesEliud Kipchoge seemed to struggle from the 35km mark and was dropped off the leading pack. From there, it didn’t seem possible for a way back for the World Record holder as he dropped further back the field, the grimace on his face telling half the story of a king seeing his reign fading away. Ethiopian Shura Kitata who began the bolt upfront to break away from a group of eight that had stuck together all through the race won in 2:05:41 in a sprint finish against Kenya’s Vincent…

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