Chebet has been off to a good start this season, where he successfully defended his Boston Marathon title.
Defending New York City Marathon champion Evans Chebet is a man on a mission as he plans to be a history-maker when he returns to the streets of the Big Apple on Sunday, November 5.
Chebet has been off to a good start this season, where he successfully defended his Boston Marathon title and he will be looking to extend the winning streak as he goes for his second race.
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Chebet, 23, crossed the finish line in a World leading time of 8:24.05, which was also a Meeting record.
The Boston Marathon saw him defeat world marathon record holder Eliud Kipchoge who finished sixth at the event. Chebet will now be seeking to make history by becoming the second man to win back-to-back titles in both the Boston and New York City Marathons.
In an interview with the New York City Marathon media personnel, Chebet said: “I feel very confident as I begin my preparations to defend my TCS New York City Marathon title.
"I understand that nobody has won Boston and New York in back-to-back years since Bill Rodgers in the 1970s, so making history will be my aim.”
However, his quest will not be a walk in the park since he will have his work cut out. He will be competing against injury-free Geoffrey Kamworor who has the mastery of the course at his fingertips.
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Kamworor is a two-time New York City Marathon champion and he finished second in 2015 and third in 2019. He opened his season with a fourth-place finish at the World Cross-country Championships before finishing second at the London Marathon.
Another to look out for will be Albert Korir who bagged the title in 2021 but failed to defend it last year due to weather challenges.
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Also on the starting line will be the 2023 World Athletics Championships marathon silver medallist Maru Teferi, two-time World Championships silver medalist Mosinet Geremew of Ethiopia, Olympic silver medalist Abdi Nageeye of the Netherlands, two-time TCS New York City Marathon runner-up Shura Kitata of Ethiopia, North America’s marathon record-holder Cam Levins of Canada, and 2023 United Airlines NYC Half podium finisher Zouahir Talbi of Morocco.