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Multiple world and Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon once again proved why she is the undisputed queen of middle-distance running, storming to victory in the women’s 1500m final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo today.
Kipyegon delivered a masterclass performance, taking command of the race from the start and never looking back. With her trademark smooth stride and unrelenting pace, she led from gun to tape in what turned into a thrilling showcase for fans inside the Japan National Stadium.
Women’s 1500m Final – Official Results
🥇 Faith Kipyegon (Kenya) – 3:53.65
🥈 Dorcas Ewoi (Kenya) – 3:55.12
🥉 Jessica Hull (Australia) – 3:56.48
4️⃣ Nelly Chepchirchir (Kenya) – 3:57.01
Her gold medal in Tokyo further cements her dominance in the 1500m, adding yet another accolade to a glittering career that already boasts world records and multiple global titles.
Kipyegon’s latest triumph highlights not only her consistency but also her unmatched ability to rise to the sport’s biggest occasions once again stamping her authority on the event and securing her legacy as one of the greatest middle-distance runners in history.