The Kenyan claimed his fourth consecutive crown with victory at the 2019 Virgin Money London Marathon, adding to his triumph in the 2018 BMW BERLIN-MARATHON during this series, where he broke the world record. Kipchoge clocked 2:01:39 in Berlin to become the first man to run under 2:02:00 on a certified course.
Series VII: (13th) 15pts
Series VIII: (6th) 40pts
Series IX 2015/16: (1st) 50pts
Series X 2016/17: (1st) 50pts
Series XI 2017/18: (1st) 50pts
Series XII 2018/19: (1st) 50pts
2015 (1st) 2:04:42
2016 (1st) 2:03:05
2018 (1st) 2:04:17
2019 (1st) 2:02:37
2020 (8th) 2:06:49
2013 (2nd) 2:04:05
2015 (1st) 2:04:00
2017 (1st) 2:03:32
2018 (1st) 2:01:39
2014 (1st) 2:04:11
Rio 2016 (1st) 2:08:44
He still lives mainly in Kapsisiywa. He trains at the Global Sports camp in Kaptagat but is based in Nijmegen, Netherlands, during track season. Kipchoge has a daughter, Lynne Jebet, born in 2006, and two sons.
