In 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.
MoreKosgei ran the seventh-fastest time in history and the second-quickest performance of her career to regain a title she claimed in 2021.
MoreThe women’s field assembles the winners of the past four editions, and between them they hold the four fastest winning performances in race history.
MoreKenya’s former world record-holder Brigid Kosgei tops the entry list with the PB of 2:14:04 she set in Chicago in 2019.
MoreBrigid Kosgei becomes just the second woman in the history of the race to win in Shanghai.
MorePacemakers in the women's race have been requested to set out at 2:17:50 pace, which would also be enough to break the Chinese all-comers’ record of 2:18:09, set by Ruti Aga in Dongying in 2023.
MoreKenya’s Kipruto, who also set a Japanese all-comers' record when winning in Tokyo last year in 2:02:16, will be joined in the men’s race by Uganda’s Joshua Cheptegei, the world 5000m and 10,000m record holder
MoreWhile Hassan is not defending her London Marathon title, the field does include Kenya’s 2019 world champion Chepngetich, who sits fourth on the world all-time list with 2:14:18 from Chicago in 2022.
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