In the men’s race, Kenya’s John Korir claimed a dominant win in 2:02:24, improving his PB by 20 seconds to record the third-quickest time of the year and move to eighth on the world all-time list.
MoreWinners for the senior men and women's races received a cash prize of Ksh 750,000 each.
MoreJoan Chepkurui from Kuresoi, Nakuru County, claimed victory after a spirited performance that showcased her growing potential.
MoreSpeaking during the race on Saturday, December 6, 2025, Korir said the competition—now in its third year—has matured into a major athletics attraction, drawing participants from across the world.
MoreVincent Kibet and Gloria Chebogogo are the 2025 Chepsaita Cross Country run winners for the 14-15 years boys and girls categories, respectively. Kibet crossed the finish line at 12:39 ahead of Raphael Kiptoo, who was second (13:06,) and Kiplangat Gideon
MoreIn this year's edition, athletes from 41 different nationalities have confirmed participation
MoreThe facility will feature a World Athletics–certified 400-metre tartan track, a 10,000-seat capacity expandable to 15,000, and a FIFA/CAF-compliant football pitch.
MoreThe friendlies formed an important part of the team’s build-up to the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, where the Starlets will make their second appearance in 10 years.
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