Eliud Kipchoge, the 39-year-old two-time Olympic champion and the only man ever to break two hours in the marathon, and Sifan Hassan, the 30-year-old star from the Netherlands, will take part in the 17th running of the Tokyo Marathon on March 3, with both aiming to set records and tackle the 26.2 mile distance.

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Gabriel Geay of Tanzania made subtle move into the first quarter of the 20th mile of the Boston Marathon, his third-ever race at the distance.

Eliud Kipchoge's decision to run this year's Boston Marathon has sent a jolt through this city, and the 38 year-old double Olympic Marathon gold medalist is clearly keen to add his name to the race's prestigious winner's list.  He has surveyed the course and told reporters today that he is excited and ready to race.

The 2022 Tokyo Marathon is streaming live on FloTrack in the United States and Canada. You can also join us for a live watch party on YouTube.

After dominating the marathon for nearly a decade, the list of things Eliud Kipchoge hasn’t done is short. He’s run times few thought were possible, won back-to-back Olympic titles and ushered the marathon into a new era with effortless excellence in a race that befuddles so many.

FloTrack added seven marathons to their broadcast schedule, including Sunday’s NN Mission Marathon featuring Eliud Kipchoge. Viewers in the US, Canada, UK and Australia can watch Kipchoge race a loop course in an airport in the Netherlands in what is likely his final race before the Olympics. 

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In a year marked by so much by suffering and loss, Sunday's match-up between Kenenisa Bekele and Eliud Kipchoge at the Virgin Money London Marathon offers sports fans a much needed and truly exciting distraction.  Not since the rivalry of Haile Gebrselassie and Paul Tergat has there been such a compelling marathon duel between a man from Ethiopia and a man from Kenya.  Sunday's race, which will be run on a special, 19-lap course in St. James's Park and is only for elite athletes, has the feeling of a long-anticipated heavyweight boxing match.

Fans of Netflix’s true crime hit Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness have been captivated by the colorful characters, shady dealings and blood-thirsty nature of the big cat industry. The story of eccentric zookeeper Joe Exotic and his various animal associates has enthralled millions across the globe with its revelations of a murder-for-hire plot, copious polygamy, the rumor of a husband fed to a tiger and one dangling eyebrow piercing. 

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The IAAF announced the 11 men’s finalists for 2019 Athlete of the Year on Monday. 

In the span of a little over 30 hours this weekend, professional marathoning radically changed forever. 

The greatest men’s marathoner of all-time continued his reign at the London Marathon on Sunday. Eliud Kipchoge used an emphatic last two miles to shake off the rest of the field and win in 2:02:37. The time is the second fastest in history, bettered only by his 2:01:39 world record from last fall’s Berlin Marathon. The victory is Kipchoge’s 10th in a row and runs his career total to 11 victories in his 12 attempts at the marathon.