The Tanzanian Alphonce Felix Simbu Spectacularly won Gold in the Marathon at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo On Monday. He was 0.03 Seconds Faster than the German Aanal Petros at the Finish in the Japan National Stadium.
Simbu and Petros Received the Same Time (2: 09.48) because the Marathon is initially Measured in Seconds. After review the images, it appeared that Simbu was Three Hundredths Faster.
Simbu and Petros Entered the Stadium with the Italian Iliass Aouani After Almost 42 kilometers for a final lap on the track that would bring the decision. Aouani dropped out of the fight for victory, while Petros tok the lead. The seemed to be winning, but in the last meter, Simbu just managed to pass him.
What makes the 33-year-old Simbu’s Victory Extra Special is that he is the first tanzanian ever to win gold at a world athletics championships.
Ugandan Title Defender Victor Kiplangat, Together with his compatriot Abel Chelangat, Determined the Pace for Almost the Entire Race over 42.195 kilometers. But in the last kilometers, they could no longer keep up with the front runners.
