Colin Tung clocked a time of 34 minutes 47 seconds to place ninth overall in the men’s 10km race. He was the first Singaporean to finish behind five Kenyans, one Japanese, one Australian, and Haile Gebrselassie. (Photo 7 © Clara Yuan/Red Sports)
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[…] The time was the second-fastest ever run by a Singaporean, after the national record of 2:24:22 set by Murugiah Rameshon in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in December 1995. It was also faster than the last SEA Games gold medal-winning time of 2:28:35 set by Singapore’s Mok Ying Ren, who had, hours earlier, signalled the beginning of a return to form after injury by winning the Local Men’s Open category at the Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore. […]