The sixth edition of the Abu Dhabi Marathon concluded with a spectacular finish as Ethiopian Tsegaye Getachew Regasa and Kenyan Vivian Kiplagat Amanang’ole emerged as champions. This prestigious event, set against a stunning backdrop in the heart of the UAE capital, highlighted remarkable athletic talent and attracted over 33,000 runners from diverse backgrounds and skill levels.
Regasa showcased an outstanding performance in the men’s race, clocking in a remarkable time that reinforced his status as one of the world’s elite long-distance runners. On the other hand, Amanang’ole excelled in the women’s race, demonstrating both speed and determination that left her rivals trailing, further enhancing Kenya’s reputation in the global marathon scene.
Since its inception, the Abu Dhabi Marathon has seen significant growth, with this year’s event drawing elite athletes, casual runners, and fitness fans from around the world. The marathon featured various race categories, including a 10K, 5K, and a fun run, promoting inclusivity for participants of all ages and abilities.
Beyond celebrating physical endurance, the marathon fostered a sense of community and wellness, aligning with the UAE’s commitment to encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle. As the champions revel in their hard-earned victories, the Abu Dhabi Marathon continues to establish itself as a leading event on the international running calendar.
