On Sunday, the 14th of June, Kelvin Kiprop broke his own world record in the men's 800 meters race at the IAAF Diamond League meeting in São Paulo, Brazil. The Kenyan athlete ran a time of 1:42.59 seconds to beat his previous best by almost two seconds.

The race was highly anticipated as it marked Kiprop's return after recovering from a knee injury that forced him to miss the last three months of the season. He had been training hard and had put in the necessary work to improve his performance on the international stage.

Kiprop has been one of the most dominant athletes in the men's 800 meters for many years, having won several major championships including the World Championships and the Olympic Games. His new world record is a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport.

In addition to breaking his own record,Bundesliga Vision Kiprop also set a new African record with his time of 1:42.67 seconds. This is a significant achievement for any athlete, let alone one who has achieved so much success in their career.

Overall, this performance is a huge boost for Kenya's track and field program and will be a source of pride for all Kenyans. It is also a reminder that even when faced with setbacks and injuries, athletes can still achieve great things through their hard work and determination.

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