• Faith Kipyegon wins her fourth world title in the 1,500 meters with a time of 3:52.15.
• The Kenyan runner matches Hicham El Guerrouj's record for four world titles in the same event.
• Kipyegon is also a three-time Olympic champion, underlining her dominance in middle-distance running.
• Dorcus Ewoi and Jessica Hull secure silver and bronze, respectively, marking victories for Kenya and Australia.
• Kipyegon continues to inspire as a role model for athletes, especially after returning to competition post-motherhood.

Kenya's distinguished middle-distance runner Faith Kipyegon has secured her place in history by winning her fourth 1,500 meters world title at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, clocking in at 3 minutes 52.15 seconds. This victory adds to her legacy, as she now joins Hicham El Guerrouj as the only athletes to win four world titles in this event, further embellishing her accolades which include three Olympic golds and a world record in the 1,500m...

Kipyegon's performance was marked by a commanding lead throughout the race, with her closest competitor, fellow Kenyan Dorcus Ewoi, finishing with a personal best of 3:54.92, and Australia's Jessica Hull achieving bronze with a time of 3:55.16. Kipyegon shared her joy post-race, saying, “Being able to defend my title and to win a fourth gold feels really special,” highlighting the significance of her win not only in athletics but also as a personal milestone as a mother...

The race not only showcased Kipyegon's exceptional talent but also her inspirational role in the sport. After the finish, she displayed sportsmanship by encouraging her competitors, embodying the respect and camaraderie within athletics. “This is my first time one-on-one interacting with Faith,” shared Ewoi, reflecting on the impact of Kipyegon's career on aspiring athletes. Kipyegon is set to compete again in the 5,000 meters later this week, further extending her vast talent range on the track...