'All eyes on 2025'- Marathon great Eliud Kipchoge looking to put turbulent 2024 season behind

Eliud Kipchoge is looking to put turbulent 2024 season behind

'All eyes on 2025'- Marathon great Eliud Kipchoge looking to put turbulent 2024 season behind

Stephen Awino 06:45 - 01.01.2025

Eliud Kipchog endured an uncommon torrid season in his illustrius decorated career.

Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge is gearing up for a strong comeback in 2025 after enduring one of the toughest years of his decorated career in 2024.

The two-time Olympic gold medalist and marathon world record holder is determined to move past the setbacks and reaffirm his status as one of the greatest long-distance runners of all time.

The 2024 season marked a rare low point for Kipchoge, starting with a historic disappointment at the Paris Olympic Games.

Chasing an unprecedented third consecutive Olympic gold after his victories in Rio 2016 and the delayed Tokyo 2020 Games, Kipchoge faced an unexpected challenge.

For the first time in his marathon career, he did not finish the race, a heartbreaking outcome for the legendary athlete who has consistently pushed the boundaries of human endurance.

Adding to the turbulent season, Kipchoge missed his beloved Berlin Marathon due to travel complications, forcing him to watch from afar as a new champion was crowned.

As a five-time Berlin Marathon winner, the race holds a special place in his heart and has often been a stage for his record-breaking performances.

Despite these setbacks, Kipchoge remains resolute. The 39-year-old took to Instagram to share his mindset as he prepares for the upcoming season, posting a simple yet powerful message, writing, “All eyes on 2025.”

His determination to bounce back underscores his unwavering commitment to excellence and his ability to inspire countless fans around the world.

Kipchoge’s focus is now on refining his training and regaining peak form as he eyes a dominant 2025 campaign.

With his unparalleled work ethic and mental resilience, he aims to once again lead the pack and etch new milestones into the annals of marathon history.