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Eliud Kipchoge, the name itself evokes images of unmatched greatness on the marathon tracks. On a sunny day at his training camp in Kaptagat, in the heart of Eldoret, Globe Traktion show host Persil Telewa had the opportunity to sit down with this extraordinary athlete. The interview, offered a rare glimpse into Kipchoge's life beyond the tracks and the sacrifices he has made to become a legend in the world of marathon running.
EXCLUSIVE: From humble beginnings to Marathon legend - the story of Eliud Kipchoge
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