October 17, 2021, Lisboa, Portugal, USA: EDP Lisbon Marathon. October 17, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Ethiopian Andualem Shiferaw won the EDP Lisbon marathon on Sunday (27), repeating the triumph achieved in 2019 and once again breaking the race record, now with time and 2:05.52 hours. In a race that did not take place in 2020 due to the covid-19 pandemic, Shiferaw once again won the Lisbon race, having covered 42.195 kilometers below the 2:06.00 hours established two years ago, when he also broke the record. Kenyan Hosea Kiplimo finished second with 2:07.39 hours, while Ethiopian Adane Amsalu was
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October 17, 2021, Lisboa, Portugal, USA: EDP Lisbon Marathon. October 17, 2021, Lisbon, Portugal: Ethiopian Andualem Shiferaw won the EDP Lisbon marathon on Sunday (27), repeating the triumph achieved in 2019 and once again breaking the race record, now with time and 2:05.52 hours. In a race that did not take place in 2020 due to the covid-19 pandemic, Shiferaw once again won the Lisbon race, having covered 42.195 kilometers below the 2:06.00 hours established two years ago, when he also broke the record. Kenyan Hosea Kiplimo finished second with 2:07.39 hours, while Ethiopian Adane Amsalu was third with 2:07.54 hours. In the women's race, Ethiopian Asayech Ayalew Bere was the winner with a time of 2:25.05 hours, succeeding her compatriot Sechale Dalasa, winner in 2019. In second place was also Ethiopian Almaz Negede Fekade, with 2:27.12 hours, while the third place was Ugandan Toroitich Linet Chebet, with 2:28.33 hours. The EDP Lisbon Marathon is already considered one of the most beautiful marathons in the world by international entities such as the Forbes, the Huffington Post and American Express, who elected the Lisbon Marathon as an event not to be missed. With the beginning of Cascais and the goal installed in the symbolic Comercio Square, the Lisbon Marathon has a course 100% by the sea/river, offering its athletes a unique scenario in the world. Official test of the calendar of the International Athletics Federation (World Athletics) which counts with the presence of the best national and international marathon runners..Credit: Edson de Souza/Thenews2 (Credit Image: © Edson De Souza/TheNEWS2 via ZUMA Press Wire)