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Ethiopia’s Shankule won the women’s marathon, and Szabo finished 24th!

Ethiopia’s Shankule won the women’s marathon, and Szabo finished 24th!

Today, Saturday, the eighth day of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, the women’s marathon race was held in the capital, and was won by Ethiopian Amani Beresu Shankule with a time of 2:24:23. Among the Hungarian competitors, Nora Szabó was ranked 24th and Katalin Kovacs-Jarami was ranked 57th.

Winners on the podium (Image: Getty Images)

The women’s marathon started early in the morning at 7am on Budapest Street. Two Hungarians, Nora Szabó and Katalin Kovacs Jarami, ran down the field starting with Hosok Tere.

The Ethiopians dominated the race, especially in the second half of the distance, and finally Amani Beriso Shankulli won the marathon with a time of 2:24:23.

19. World Championships in Athletics, Budapest
Women’s Marathon
1. Shankol (Ethiopian) 2:24:23
2. Gebrselassie (Ethiopian) 2:24:34
3. Al-Jardadi (Morocco) 2:25:17

…24. Nora Szabo 2:33:28

…57. Katalin Kovacs Jarami 2:44:02

Photo: Attila Turok

Nemzeti Sport report on the IAAF World Cup from the site: Samo Sinta, Andrea Nemeth, Gergely Bataille, Szabolcs Vinci, Tamas Nagy-Bal (video), Viola Pusztai (video), Zsolt Szabocki (video), Karoly Arvai (photo), Miklós Szabó (photo), Attila Torok (photo)

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