Kenyan runner Agnes Ng’etich set a new world record in the women-only half marathon at the World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen. The 28-year-old clocked a time of 1:05:23, surpassing the previous record by nearly a minute. Ng’etich’s achievement came as Kenya celebrated a strong performance, with fellow runner Veronica Loleo securing the silver medal in 1:06:50. Rwanda’s Florence Niyonkuru also contributed to the nation’s success, finishing in a commendable time. The event, held on a scenic course through the Danish capital, drew athletes from around the globe, highlighting the growing international appeal of road running. Ng’etich’s record will likely stand for years, showcasing Kenya’s continued dominance in long-distance running.
Kenyan runner breaks women's half marathon world record























