Kenya’s Wilson Kipsang has warned his rivals ahead of Berlin Marathon on September 24.
The athlete says he seeks to reclaim the world record and any rival who will come in his is in for a shock.
His major competition may turn out in Olympic Champion Eliud Kipchoge but the Kenyan is looking at setting a new world record.
“The world marathon record must fall in September this year. I will be running in the race and my focus will be on setting a new mark,” he said.
“This year, I only participated in few races and after I missed out on the squad to London, I focused my energy on making an impact in Berlin.”
“My training has been good and I have finalized the hard training,” Kipsang added.
“I’m ready to face the other competitors and my focus will be to run my personal best and even break the world record.”
Kipsang won the 2013 Berlin Marathon in 2:03:23. He has run under 2:05:00 six times.
