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Sunday, 6 February, 2000, 16:31 GMT
Kenyans dominate cross-country Kenyan athletes have taken the top six places in the latest cross-country race in the World Challenge series, held at Vilamoura in Portugal. The ten-kilometre event was won by Charles Kamathi, who outsprinted the five-times world cross-country champion, Paul Tergat. David Chelule was just behind in third place. The Ethiopian world ten-thousand metre champion, Gete Wami, won the women's race over a six-kilometre course. Second and third places were taken by Kenyan runners, Lydia Cheromei and Leah Malot. Meanwhile, the Kenyan-born athlete, Wilson Kipketer, has broken the world indoor record for the one-thousand metres. Kipketer, who now runs for Denmark, recorded two minutes, fifteen point-two-five at a meeting in the German city of Stuttgart. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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