Solomon Rotich’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro atleet uit Kenia
Is Athlete
From Kenya
Type Sports
Gender male
Birth

11 August 1983

Age 37 years
Portaal    Atletiek
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Volledige naam Solomon Kipkoech Rotich
Geboortedatum 11 augustus 1983
Nationaliteit  Kenia
Sportieve informatie
Discipline lange afstand
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Solomon Kipkoech Rotich (11 augustus 1983) is een Keniaanse langeafstandsloper, die is gespecialiseerd in de marathon.

Loopbaan

Rotich liep zijn persoonlijk record van 2:11.42 op de marathon van Rome in 2006. Ook won hij dat jaar de marathon van São Paulo. Een jaar eerder was hij vijfde geworden op de marathon van Turijn.

In 2007 won Rotich in hevige regen de halve marathon van Udine in 1:02.48.

Persoonlijke records

Baan
Onderdeel Prestatie Datum Plaats
1500 m 3.44,1 17 juni 2002 Nairobi
10.000 m 29.33,5 28 april 2007 Lamezia Terme
Weg
Onderdeel Prestatie Datum Plaats
halve marathon 1:02.48 27 mei 2007 Udine
marathon 2:11.42 26 maart 2006 Rome

Palmares

halve marathon

  • 2007: 1 halve marathon van Udine – 1:02.48

marathon

  • 2005: 5e marathon van Turijn – 2:14.33
  • 2006: 1 marathon van São Paulo – 2:15.15
  • 2006: 6e marathon van Rome – 2:11.42
  • 2006: 5e marathon van Capri – 2:14.01
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