Rebecca Chelangat of Uganda delivered a stunning performance at the Sevilla Half Marathon, setting a new course record of 1:07:18 to secure the gold medal. Her remarkable achievement not only showcased her exceptional talent but also solidified Uganda’s growing dominance in long-distance running on the international stage.
Trailing closely behind was fellow Ugandan, Annet Chemengich Chelangat, who finished in an impressive 1:08:17 to claim second place. The compatriots demonstrated remarkable teamwork and resilience, dominating the podium and leaving their mark on the competitive race. Their stellar performances reflect the depth of talent within Uganda’s athletic community.
Completing the top three was Ethiopia’s Yalganesh Eskamech Gedefa, who crossed the finish line in 1:08:50. Despite her valiant effort, Gedefa could not match the blistering pace set by the Ugandan duo. The competition between these East African powerhouses added an exhilarating edge to the event.
This year’s Sevilla Half Marathon will be remembered for its electrifying performances and record-breaking achievements. Rebecca Chelangat’s triumph not only redefines the course’s competitive benchmark but also inspires aspiring athletes across the continent.
