Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
Athlete number 165, David Bamasai has emerged winner of the Lagos city marathon.
The Kenyan crossed the finish line in a record time of two hours, ten minutes and ten seconds.
The race started at the National stadium in Surulere, Lagos on Saturday morning at exactly 6.30 am.
The race is still in progress as others who are not as fast as the Bamasai are racing their way to the finish line.
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