Fastest World Records

Sabastian Sawe breaks world record at London Marathon

All 21 runners that set world records at 2026 London Marathon as Sabastian Sawe breaks two-hour mark

Kenya's Sabastian Sawe became the first person to run the London Marathon in under two hours on Sunday - but what about the ordinary runners who set their own records?

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Thirty-nine world records set in London Marathon including Sabastian Sawe’s historic time – from sublime to ridiculous

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Sabastian Sawe runs first sub-2-hour marathon race, shatters world record in London

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Marathon record-breaker Sawe credits second place runner after smashing 2-hour barrier

Kenyan distance runner Sabastian Sawe pulled off a feat that was long considered unthinkable, winning the London Marathon on Sunday in a time of 1 hour, 59 minutes and 30 seconds.

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Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe becomes first man to run sub two-hour marathon as he wins in London

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Kenya's Sawe becomes first man to run marathon under two hours to win in London

2026 London Marathon: Several runners set Guinness world records by wearing costumes

Several competitors at the 2026 London Marathon ran the race in costumes, setting Guinness world records in the process.

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Here’s how fast the world’s best marathoners can run

Sabastian Sawe ran his way to the top of the men’s list on Sunday.

Humanoid robot smashes human world record for fastest half-marathon

A humanoid robot named 'Lightning' broke the human record for fastest half-marathon during a race on Sunday in Beijing, China, according to reports.

Yahoo! Sports

Teen runner sets new record for fastest mile by a junior athlete

A 16-year-old from New Zealand has set a new world record for the fastest mile run by an under–18 athlete. Sam Ruthe crossed the finish line in an extraordinary 3:48.88 minutes at the John Thomas Terrier Classic in Boston, United States on Saturday ...

Smithsonian Magazine

A Humanoid Robot Just Beat the Human World Record for the Fastest Half-Marathon During a Race in China

A self-navigating robot called Lightning, developed by Chinese electronics company Honor, won the 13.1-mile race. Its results and others mark significant advancements since last year's inaugural event,