.Kenyan marathon maestro Eliud Kipchoge advanced to second on the all-time lists after his 2:03:05 victory in the London Marathon in April and at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games he will aim to add to the bronze and silver medals he has won over 5000m on the track in previous Games. In the latest instalment of our First Impressions series, Kipchoge divulges some engaging thoughts about some of the first things in his life.
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