Race organisers are expecting fast times with the Kenyan duo leading the charge in the men’s and women’s events.
Coach Okere encouraged his players to view setbacks as opportunities for growth.
Matata is relatively new to the road races having made his debut at the New Delhi Half Marathon in 2023.
‘Flash’ Tundo navigated by Jessop was the highest-placed Kenyan finishing 5th in the WRC2 category
Chemnung clocked a blistering 1:05:46, lowering her previous mark of 1:05:58 from last year’s triumph.
Asila is cautious after Masinde Muliro lost 12-11 to Impala at the same stage last year.
Kanbis are expected to field the likes of Hiren Kabariya and Pushpak Kerai in the top order
Ruto emphasised that the long-term success of the iconic event hinges on private sector investment.
The 1999 Word Rally champion started Day Two on a high note
