Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge Sets Marathon World Record at 37 Years Old in Berlin

Eliud is the leader in long-distance running.

He won the Berlin Marathon in two hours, one minute, nine seconds. He set a new world record in the process, bettering the mark he set in the Berlin Marathon

The man told reporters that his legs and body are still young. My mind is the most important thing and it feels fresh. I broke the world record.

The two-time Olympic gold medal winner said he went too fast in the first half of the marathon.

Dennis Kimetto set a world record at the Berlin Marathon in 2:02:57. The fastest marathon time has been held by a person from Africa.

He can rewrite the record books if he runs in the Berlin Marathon. He would move to the top of the all-time list if he wins a fifth time.