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An interview with the 2011 BMW Frankfurt Marathon Champion, Wilson Kipsang

Nov 03, 2011, 07:03 PM

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After his superb performance at the 30th edition of the BMW Frankfurt Marathon Wilson Kipsang gave a short interview. The Kenyan had clocked a course record of 2:03:42, missing the world record by just four seconds.

More information on the race available at: www.bmw-frankfurt-marathon.com

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