How Nike plans to break one of the most daunting barriers in human performance | Mashable
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Breaking2 - Wikipedia
Eliud Kipchoge just misses in bid to run 2-hour marathon | CNN
Marathon World Record Holder Added to the 2017 Boston Field | Runner's World
The Drum | Adidas Sets Aside Rivalry To Congratulate Nike And Eliud Kipchoge On Breaking2 Attempt
Eliud Kipchoge clocks 2:00:25 marathon in Nike sub-two attempt - Sports Illustrated
Nike 2-hour marathon record - Washington Post
2017 Chicago Marathon lands world record holder Dennis Kimetto and Tirunesh Dibaba - Canadian Running Magazine
Nike Boldly Claims Its Athletes Will Break a 2-Hour Marathon in 2017 - Men's Journal
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Kipchoge, Desisa, Tadese attempt to run sub 2-hour marathon | CBC Sports
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Nike, Adidas paving the way in race to break 2-hour marathon record | The Star
Is this the shoe that will help rewrite marathon history?
Nike has 3 elite runners trying to break 2-hour marathon barrier
It stretches the limits of performance': the race to make the world's fastest running shoe | Running | The Guardian
Nike Marathon Stunt Fails to Break Two-Hour Barrier - WSJ
Eliud Kipchoge Runs World's Fastest Marathon, in Nike's Special Shoes - The New York Times
Eliud Kipchoge Runs World's Fastest Marathon, in Nike's Special Shoes - The New York Times
Here's Why the Sub-2 Marathon Guys Will Bonk | Runner's World
Kenyan falls just seconds short of 2-hour marathon in Nike-managed experiment
Is 'sub-two-hour' Nike marathon attempt just a clever marketing stunt? | Athletics | The Guardian
Rupp And Hasay Set To Challenge Kimetto, Dibaba At 2017 Chicago Marathon - FloTrack
Nike's Breaking2 initiative was a crazy physical achievement and a brilliant marketing campaign | TechCrunch
