Faith Kipyegon is recharging her batteries by sampling the best of flora and fauna having taken her family on a safari game drive ahead of a grueling 2025 campaign.
Multiple Olympics champion Faith Kipyegon is enjoying her off-season in style after her impressive 2024 campaign that saw her win multiple titles.
Having promised to spend time with her family once the season is over, Kipyegon is doing just and is currently sampling the best of Kenya’s flora and fauna while on holiday.
Kipyegon posted a picture of herself and family on a safari game drive, exploring the park and seeing a variety of wild animals in their natural habitat.
19:00 - 04.11.2024
Faith Kipyegon snubbed as final list of nominees for 2024 World Athlete of the Year awards are announced
Faith Kipyegon will not be defending her Women's Track Athlete of the Year title despite shattering the 1500 meter World & Olympic record, as well as complete a hat-trick of Olympic gold medals in that event.
Her six-year-old daughter Alyn was thrilled by the encounter with the wild animals as her mother also tried her hand at biking.
It is a well-earned break for Kipyegon who defended her Olympics 1500m title to become the first athlete to win three straight Olympics gold medals over the distance.
She had also broken her own world record in 1,500m and left the Paris Olympics with a silver medal in 5,000m.
Kipyegon also claimed her fifth Diamond League title before she featured at the money-spinning Athlos NYC, a women’s-only track event, to complete her season in style.
The mother of one was among nominees for the World Athletics Athlete of the Year Award but she missed out from the list of finalists which had Julien Alfred from St Lucia, the Olympics 100m and 200m silver medalist.
American Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, the Olympics 400m hurdles and world record holder, is the other finalist for the Female Athlete of the Year Award.
07:31 - 05.11.2024
'She has been robbed' - Outrage as Beatrice Chebet misses from World Athlete of the Year finalists
Athletics fans have slammed World Athletics after double Olympics champion Beatrice Chebet was snubbed for the World Athlete of the Year despite having a better season than some finalists.