The Olympic champion won by a comfortable margin from Ronnie Baker and Kenny Bednarek, who both clocked 9.88 with Baker finishing just 0.005 ahead to take second place.
MoreWanyonyi followed the pacemakers as the first pacemaker Patryk Sieradzki reached 400m on world record pace in 50.95 as planned.
MoreSabastian Sawe made history at the TCS London Marathon by becoming the first man to officially break two hours for the distance.
MoreSawe won last year’s race in a dominant 2:02:27 – the second-fastest ever London Marathon time.
MoreWanyonyi delighted the home crowd by stepping up to the 1500m and beating the specialists at that distance.
MoreKorir surged to the front before mile 20, overturning Mengesha’s lead and quickly opening daylight.
MoreIn its decisions, the panel considered that approval of these applications would impinge upon and compromise the imperatives underlying the World Athletics eligibility rules and transfer of allegiance regulations.
MoreThe World Marathon Championships will become an annual event, with men and women competing in alternate years.
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