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Porto Half Marathon: Kenyans dominate men's and women's races

Maisfutebol13 September 2026 at 11:49

The Kenyans Owen Korir Kapkama and Naomi Chepngeno won the men's and women's races respectively at the Porto Half Marathon. Kapkama achieved victory in the men's race, while Chepngeno was crowned champion in the women's competition.

The race was marked by Kenyan hegemony, with athletes from this country dominating both the men's and women's races. The event took place in the city of Porto and brought together international elite athletes.

Why this matters

Portuguese readers, especially Athletics enthusiasts and road race participants, are now aware of the results of the main middle-distance race in the country, which attracts thousands of participants and has an impact on the national sporting calendar. The Kenyan victory highlights the high competitive level of the Porto event and the challenge it represents for national athletes.

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