The last insane 5 minutes of the world record try of Kenenisa Bekele at the 2019 BMW BERLIN-MARATHON. the greatest marthon comeback in history! #berlinlegend
Only 3 people in history have dipped under 2:02, Kipchoge, Bekele and Kiptum. What an insane trio to be in. We will surely witness sub 2 hours officially in our lifetimes(hopefully)
I took part both in 2018 and 2019. Bekele had lower and thus better temperatures than Kipchoge, however in 2019, the surface was a bit more slippery due to rain. Bekele also lost like some seconds by overtaking the second runner Legese in an exaggerated bend. Still amazing how he could took 9 seconds of Kipchoge on the last two kilometres.
just two seconds off Kipchoges record, a heartbreaking win!!! a legend and a true inspiration to me! when ever someone asks me what is ''runner high" i show them this:
Kenenise Bekele will hopefully win Kipchoge in London marathon in april. He is finally injury free. Dont forget that Carlos Lopez was 38 years old breaking the world record in marathon with the time, 2:07:12 in Rotterdam, 1986. Lopez was then the first man running the marathon under 2:08.00. Runners are often at their best in marathon running, around the age of 40.
The thing is with the Berlin 2020 marathon recently being cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic he is going to have to wait until Berlin 2021 by which time he will be nearly 39. Also he will probably have to choose between going to the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 to face off against Kipchoge or skip it to try and break the record in Berlin. If the Nike Alpha Flys really are even faster than the Vaporfly next % then he might just break the record next year if he goes to Berlin instead of Tokyo. Unfortunately it means we probably won't see Kipchoge vs Bekele for a while and Kipchoge will prob take the WR back from Bekele when he gets a chance wearing the Alpha Flys. I still think Bekele is the best ever distance runner but Kipchoge the better marathon runner because of his discipline and dedication.
The official length of a race course is not identical to the length run by an athlete. Certified marathons are longer than 42195 meters, measured along the shortest possible route, within 30 cm of curbs at turns. Athletes never run this perfectly. Also, the precision of bicycle measured marathons is 1/1000, or 42 meters, or 7 seconds @ 4:40/mile. The lengths run at Berlin by Bekele and Kipchogi are not identical, and probably are as imprecise as the bicycle measurements. 2 seconds is insignificant when the least significant unit is 42 meters, or 7 seconds. Scientifically, KB and IK share the "world record" for a road marathon.
The world record was lost when Bekele ran an awful curve around legese. Around 35km. He ran a few extra meters. That cost him like 4 seconds. So agonizing.
But in a real race had they been neck and neck heading into the last 2 kms or the last kilometer kipchoge would have dug deep and dropped bekele,, in the London marathon 2019 it was impressive how he went about dropping the two Ethiopians running on his shoulders,, to get rid of geremew the last one he dropped a mile in under 4:30 after running 40k already,, would be fun to see them both compete in a fast pace marathon, but kipchoge has so much experience in how to win marathons that kenenisa couldn't beat him
@@Almostoncearunner that's 5k,everyone knows bekele was a beast on the track because of his speed endurance, but this is the marathon, and yes he's ran 2 .01 .41, but if it came to a big burn up in the closing stages of a marathon, kipchoge drops him 9 times out of 10,, okay maybe 7 times out of 10,but you get the point
@@richwarega2584 bekele would drop kipchoge in any race if he stayed healthy and committed 6/10 times in the marathon. But that's a big no because that they never happened in the marathon. Its still impressive how Bekele came back from a couple of months of training.
You must not have watched them on the track when they were younger. No one, absolutely no one outkicks Bekele. Nothing against Kipchoge, but a healthy Bekele is no match
Unbelievable run. It would have been absolutely nuts if he actually broke the record here. The fact that he got so close is just incredible.
When he went past Legese he did a big curve around him that cost him a few seconds
Only 3 people in history have dipped under 2:02, Kipchoge, Bekele and Kiptum. What an insane trio to be in. We will surely witness sub 2 hours officially in our lifetimes(hopefully)
Am training for sub 2
Now sissay lemma a sub 2:02 also
Kenenisa Bekele is the very best of the best
I took part both in 2018 and 2019. Bekele had lower and thus better temperatures than Kipchoge, however in 2019, the surface was a bit more slippery due to rain. Bekele also lost like some seconds by overtaking the second runner Legese in an exaggerated bend. Still amazing how he could took 9 seconds of Kipchoge on the last two kilometres.
Let's see what happens in Tokyo
That curve was so unnecessary. I get the moment took him and really made him do an awful bend. It cost him the world record.
The greatest ever just a God of the distance running
Bekele is amazing when the stars and planets align themselves well.
Trouble is inconsistency in marathons
Injuries, he is older now. That's all.
Glad to hear that Bekele will attend the Berlin marathon 2021, success!!!
He will drop out half way
One week to go!
@@WKLNETWORK shut up
@@waterproof4403 haha. U bekele?
GOAT without any doubt
I love you Bekeke❤❤❤❤❤
He deserved to win
just two seconds off Kipchoges record, a heartbreaking win!!! a legend and a true inspiration to me! when ever someone asks me what is ''runner high" i show them this:
Kenenise Bekele will hopefully win Kipchoge in London marathon in april. He is finally injury free. Dont forget that Carlos Lopez was 38 years old breaking the world record in marathon with the time, 2:07:12 in Rotterdam, 1986. Lopez was then the first man running the marathon under 2:08.00. Runners are often at their best in marathon running, around the age of 40.
The thing is with the Berlin 2020 marathon recently being cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic he is going to have to wait until Berlin 2021 by which time he will be nearly 39. Also he will probably have to choose between going to the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 to face off against Kipchoge or skip it to try and break the record in Berlin. If the Nike Alpha Flys really are even faster than the Vaporfly next % then he might just break the record next year if he goes to Berlin instead of Tokyo. Unfortunately it means we probably won't see Kipchoge vs Bekele for a while and Kipchoge will prob take the WR back from Bekele when he gets a chance wearing the Alpha Flys. I still think Bekele is the best ever distance runner but Kipchoge the better marathon runner because of his discipline and dedication.
They might still meet in london in october this year
@@user-vb2bt9kh1p hmm it looks like thats gonna be cancelled too :(
@@SAMTHEMANTHATCAN they will meet in Tokyo stop this nonsense about age
@@SAMTHEMANTHATCAN and bekele is 37 get your facts in order
This was also done without specials shoes!!
5000, 10000, marathon. Only a name: Bekele !
This is insane... Pulling out more than 15 seconds is just insane.. Bekele has the strongest finish run.
1:26 he jumped
Who
The official length of a race course is not identical to the length run by an athlete. Certified marathons are longer than 42195 meters, measured along the shortest possible route, within 30 cm of curbs at turns. Athletes never run this perfectly. Also, the precision of bicycle measured marathons is 1/1000, or 42 meters, or 7 seconds @ 4:40/mile. The lengths run at Berlin by Bekele and Kipchogi are not identical, and probably are as imprecise as the bicycle measurements. 2 seconds is insignificant when the least significant unit is 42 meters, or 7 seconds. Scientifically, KB and IK share the "world record" for a road marathon.
The world record was lost when Bekele ran an awful curve around legese. Around 35km. He ran a few extra meters. That cost him like 4 seconds. So agonizing.
Bekele ❤️❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪💪
When the "runners high" kicks in the last 2km:
This guy will break that 159 of Kipchoge
If he was 5 years younger I would agree but he will never even attempt it. Next year will be all about Olympics. Year after that he will be 40
@@Boom85Boom you joking me
this man comes back after long year injury
2 secs😥
He will if he goes barefoot
How old was he
Now 1min has been removed in that record think it will be a mountain now to climb
Bekele,Bekele bekele
True inspiration this Bekele. I have watched this a million times; from what I see, Bekele broke the tape at 2:01.40
@@delaninjapha7271 💜
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Did he know the car is behind him
damn i wish he had got it
Eliud Kipchoge has just lowered the world record by 30 seconds. There's no chance for Kenenisa Bekele to doing like that again.
so undeserved he missed it
But in a real race had they been neck and neck heading into the last 2 kms or the last kilometer kipchoge would have dug deep and dropped bekele,, in the London marathon 2019 it was impressive how he went about dropping the two Ethiopians running on his shoulders,, to get rid of geremew the last one he dropped a mile in under 4:30 after running 40k already,, would be fun to see them both compete in a fast pace marathon, but kipchoge has so much experience in how to win marathons that kenenisa couldn't beat him
In a real race if Kipchoge hadn't dropped Bekele into the final 2k, it's Bekele without a doubt. It's just an unlikely situation.
Maybe go back and watch Beijing 2008 5k, see who dropped who...
@@Almostoncearunner that's 5k,everyone knows bekele was a beast on the track because of his speed endurance, but this is the marathon, and yes he's ran 2 .01 .41, but if it came to a big burn up in the closing stages of a marathon, kipchoge drops him 9 times out of 10,, okay maybe 7 times out of 10,but you get the point
@@richwarega2584 bekele would drop kipchoge in any race if he stayed healthy and committed 6/10 times in the marathon. But that's a big no because that they never happened in the marathon. Its still impressive how Bekele came back from a couple of months of training.
You must not have watched them on the track when they were younger. No one, absolutely no one outkicks Bekele. Nothing against Kipchoge, but a healthy Bekele is no match