That’s precisely what Sifan Hassan did in the London Marathon on Sunday, though her stunning, chaotic victory in the women’s race was anything but straightforward. CNN values your feedback 1.

Sifan Hassan, an Olympic track champion from the Netherlands running her first marathon, staged a stunning comeback on Sunday to win the London Marathon in one of the most dramatic and unexpected ...

Sifan Hassan plans to run the Sydney Marathon on Aug. 31. Her management team says that means she does not plan to compete at ...

Sifan Hassan will return to the London Marathon and the Olympic champion has her eyes set on the world record down the line too. The Dutch runner, who leads the women’s elite field at this year ...

Sifan Hassan only entered the London Marathon to see if she could finish it. Yet despite stopping twice, once through injury and once as she tried to grab a drink, the 30-year-old track specialist ...

Sifan Hassan, a two-time Olympic champion on the track but someone who had never raced a marathon, winning in London against a fearsome field of champions, each experts over 26.2 miles.

Sifan Hassan will put her legendary range to the test when she makes her marathon debut in London on April 23rd. Hassan has won global titles in the 1500m, 5000m and 10,000m and has already proven ...

Sifan Hassan makes her much anticipated marathon debut on Sunday at the London Marathon. Apr 21, 2023 by David Monti Sifan Hassan's range as a distance runner is astonishing.

London Marathon 2025: men's and women's favourites, featuring Eliud Kipchoge and Sifan Hassan - Alex Yee and Eilish McColgan, both making their London Marathon debuts, are among the top British ...

Two years after Sifan Hassan raced to a memorable London Marathon victory after stopping twice to stretch her hip in a remarkable debut at the distance, the Dutch multi-distance phenomenon is back ...

Dutch runner Sifan Hassan has long been revered for her versatility in mid- and long-distance running, but now she is set to go the extra mile — or rather, 26.2 miles — at the Paris Olympic Games.