A total of 17,101 runners took part in the event, recognised as the world’s largest women-only marathon.
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Chepkirui won last year’s Nagoya Women’s Marathon in 2:20:40 ahead of Japan’s Sayaka Sato and Bahrain’s Eunice Chumba.
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The race started with a 3:19 first kilometre, and that pace was maintained for the next kilometre. A 10-strong lead group plus pacemakers reached the 5km mark in 16:42, with a small gap of around four seconds back to the
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Nageeye of the Netherlands surged away from Evans Chebet over the final 400m to secure victory in the men’s race, while Kenya’s Chepkirui used similar tactics to win the women’s race as she kicked away from defending champion Hellen Obiri
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The championship is scheduled to be held in Budapest, Hungary from August 19, 2023, to August 27, 2023.
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