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Mainova Frankfurt Marathon adds Paris winner Cybrian Kotut to elite field

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April 1, 2022
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Kotut-Nyasango-Lisbon12.JPgCybrian Kotut, photo by PhotoRun.net

The Mainova Frankfurt Marathon will be held on October 30, 2016. And runblogrun will be there. I attended the Frankfurt Marathon in 2013 and 2014. The marathon is a great way to tour the city, and the finish is unique on the entire global marathon circuit, and runners love it!

It is great to see Mainova take the title sponsorship of the Frankfurt marathon. The marathon has a fine team and provides a finely run event! With the fields assembled, runblogrun.com looks forward to covering the race LIVE on October 30!

MAINOVA FRANKFURT MARATHON ON OCTOBER 30:

Frankfurt adds Paris winner Cybrian Kotut to elite field

Reigning Paris Marathon Champion Cybrian Kotut is among a group of athletes added to the elite field of the Mainova Frankfurt Marathon on 30th October. Last year’s women’s runner-up Dinknesh Mekash Tefera of Ethiopia has also recently joined the field for the race. The Mainova Frankfurt Marathon is an IAAF Gold Label Race which is the highest category of road race. Around 15,000 runners are expected to take part in Germany’s oldest city marathon. Entry for the race is still possible online at: www.frankfurt-marathon.com

In terms of the men’s field, Tadesse Tola of Ethiopia, whose best time is 2:04:49, and Kenya’s Mark Korir have been mainstays on the start list for some time. The Ethiopian is the fastest man in the race while the Kenyan won the Paris Marathon last year with 2:05:49 and will meet his successor and compatriot in Frankfurt: Young Kenyan Cybrian Kotut triumphed in April this year beside the River Seine and improved his best by almost two minutes to 2:07:11. The 24 year-old will be eager to run another personal record on the flat course in Frankfurt.

Unfortunately Kenya’s World Half Marathon champion Peres Jepchirchir decided to withdraw from the women’s race because she felt her training hadn’t gone well enough. However two strong Ethiopian contenders have joined the women’s field: Dinknesh Mekash Tefera and Sutume Asefa Kebede. Tefera missed victory last year in Frankfurt by a hair’s breadth in a thrilling finish, setting a personal best of 2:23:12 behind her compatriot Gulume Tollesa. Sutume Asefa Kebede has great potential as shown by her win in the 2015 Berlin 25km, setting an Ethiopian record of 1:21:55, the fifth fastest ever for the distance. Sutume’s current best for the marathon is 2:24:00 when the 22-year-old finished fourth in Dubai this January. Mamitu Daska was already known as a starter. The Ethiopian is the fastest runner on the women’s start list with a personal best of 2:21:59.

Selected elite athletes with personal bests

Men:
Tadesse Tola ETH 2:04:49
Mark Korir KEN 2:05:49
Cybrian Kotut KEN 2:07:11
Weldu Gebretsadik NOR 2:09:14
Birhanu Achamie ETH 2:09:27
Moses Masai KEN 2:10:36
Samson Gezahai ERI Debut

Women:
Mamitu Daska ETH 2:21:59
Dinknesh Tefera ETH 2:23:12
Sutume Asefa Kebede ETH 2:24:00
Fate Tola GER 2:25:14
Sarah Chebet KEN 2:27:59
Gladys Tejeda PER 2:28:12
Kumeshi Deressa ETH 2:28:42
Doris Changeywo KEN 2:31:50

More Information and online entry is available at: www.frankfurt-marathon.com

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