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It was a clean sweep for the Kenyan athletes in both men and women categories at this years’ edition of Singapore Marathon with the men taking the first 17 positions.
Kaptagat-based Joshua Kipkorir won the race after running in 2 hours 12 minutes and 12 seconds ahead of his compatriot Felix Kirwa who crossed the line in 2:13:43 while Andrew Kimtai sealed the podium three in 2:14:30.
Cosmas Muteti (2:15:42), Felix Kiprotich (2:16:06), Gilbert Yegon...
