Eliud Kipchoge Runs World's Fastest Marathon, in Nike's Special Shoes - The New York Times
Kipchoge misses sub-2 hour marathon by just 26 seconds | Kenya News | Al Jazeera
Secrets of two-hour marathon men may alter running for ever | Marathon running | The Guardian
Nike's 'Moonshot': What Will It Take to Run a Marathon in Under 2 Hours? | Live Science
Why Kipchoge's spectacular Berlin run sets the stage for faster marathons
How nutrition will help break the 2hr marathon barrier (1) – Unbonk!
VIDEO: Eliud Kipchoge Dashes Past 2-Hour Marathon Limit In Assisted Event : NPR
The marathon world record is just over two hours — what will it take to get under? - 9Coach
Optimising nutrition in a bid to break the two-hour marathon mark
Nike's African trio target sub-two hour marathon | Reuters
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Nike's efforts to break the two-hour marathon mark may do more harm than good | by Joseph Dana | Medium
Nike and Adidas are racing each other toward a sub-2 hour marathon - The Boston Globe
Eliud Kipchoge (KEN) Crushes Marathon World Record at Berlin Marathon. He is THE GREATEST marathon runner ever. – Athletics World News
Eliud Kipchoge Runs World's Fastest Marathon, in Nike's Special Shoes - The New York Times
Kipchoge, Kipsang and Bekele set for Berlin Marathon showdown
Here's Why the Sub-2 Marathon Guys Will Bonk | Runner's World
Athletes wear custom-engineered Nike trainers in attempt to break two-hour marathon barrier
Adidas sets aside rivalry to congratulate Nike and Eliud Kipchoge on Breaking2 attempt | The Drum
These Are the World's Fastest Marathoners, and Marathon Courses – Athletics News
Runner Eliud Kipchoge misses sub-two hour marathon by 25 seconds - The National
Nike's Attempt to Beat 2-Hour Marathon Falls Just Short | Live Science
