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Kiplimo ruled out of 2023 World Athletics Championship

August 11, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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Kiplimo ruled out of 2023 World Athletics Championship

David GOMBE

Ugandan long distance runner Jacob Kiplimo will miss the 2023 World Athletics Championships due in Budapest, Hungary.

The World Athletics Championship in Hungary are slated for 19-27th August.

Kiplimo a multiple champion was set to run the 10000m and 5000m. He sustained an acute hamstring injury on August 1, can only recover in more than 4 weeks.

At the Oregon USA Championship, Kiplimo clinched bronze in 10000m race that was won by compatriot Joshua Cheptegei.

The onus will now be on multiple World Champion Cheptegei to inspire Uganda to glory in Budapest.

Athletes to Represent Uganda in Budapest

Women – Halima Nakaayi (800m), Winnie Nanyondo (1500m), Peruth Chemutai (3000m SC), Sarah Chelangat (5000m & 10,000m), Prisca Chesang (5000m), Stella Chesang (10,000m), Doreen Chesang (Marathon), Rebecca Chepetegei (Marathon), Mercyline Chelangat (Marathon)

Men – Tarsis Orogot (200m), Tom Dradriga (800m), Salim Abu Mayanja (1500m), Leonard Chemutai (3000m SC), Oscar Chelimo (5000m), Joshua Cheptegei (5000m, 10,000m), Rogers Kibet (10,000m), Joel Ayeko (10,000m), Stephen Kissa (Marathon), Victor Kiplangat (Marathon), Andrew Rotich Kwemoi (Marathon)

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