Kenyan track legend Henry Rono, known for setting four world records, has sadly passed away at the age of 72 in Nairobi, leaving a profound impact on the athletic world.
Kenyan steeplechase record holder and track legend Henry Rono has tragically passed away at the age of 72 in Nairobi, following a road accident. Rono made history by setting four world records within 81 days in 1978, showcasing his exceptional talent in long-distance running. His unorthodox running style and remarkable achievements in the 3000m, 5000m, 10000m, and 3000m steeplechase events solidified his legacy as Kenya's first track superstar. The athletics fraternity mourns the loss of a true icon, as Rono's contributions to the sport will forever be remembered.
Kenyan track legend Henry Rono, famed for setting four world records, has passed away at 72 in Nairobi, leaving a lasting legacy.
Kiptum succumbed to his injuries following a grisly road accident alongside his Rwandese coach Gervais Hakizimana. In an announcement made by Athletics Kenya, ...
NAIROBI, Kenya, February 15 - The athletics fraternity is once again in mourning after the passing away of Kenyan legend and multiple world record holder ...
Over 81 days, as a 26-year-old Washington State sophomore, he set world records in the 3000m, 5000m, 10000m, and 3000m steeplechase, a feat accomplished by ...
Former multiple world record holder Henry Rono dies.
Former 3000m steeplechase record holder for the Henry Rono has passed away while receiving treatment at a hospital in Nairobi. The 72 year-old passed on ...
Former Kenyan athlete Henry Rono. The Standard. Henry Rono was a two-time world recorder holder in the 5,000 metres race, having made history in 1978, and in ...
Rono made history after breaking four world records in less than three months in 1978.
Known for his unorthodox running style, Rono broke four world records in the span of 81 days in 1978.
World Athletics is deeply saddened to hear that Kenyan distance running great Henry Rono, who set four world records in 81 days in 1978, died on Thursday ...
Kenyan Henry Rono, who broke world records in four events in an 81-day span in 1978, has died at age 72, according to Kenya's track and field federation and ...
Long before Kelvin Kiptum and Eliud Kipchoge rewrote the distance running record books, Henry Rono set the athletics world on fire with his exploits. One of the ...
Track and field legend Henry Rono, who broke four world records in 81 days in 1978, died Thursday, according to Athletics Kenya. He was 72.
Athletics Kenya (AK) has announced the death of legendary marathoner, Henry Rono days after the demise of the late world record holder, Kelvin Kiptum.
Over an 81-day span in 1978, he set four records at distances from 3000 meters to 10000 meters.
Kenya's athletic fraternity was thrown into another morning session after world multiple record-breaker Henry Rono died on Thursday.