Kipyegon falls short in sub-four-minute mile bid

World champion Faith Kipyegon narrowly missed out on breaking the four-minute barrier in the mile at the Diamond League meeting in Monaco.

The Kenyan athlete crossed the finish line in a time of 4:00.88, just fractions of a second away from achieving the milestone.

Kipyegon put in a strong performance throughout the race, maintaining a steady pace and pushing herself to the limit.

Despite falling short of her goal, Kipyegon’s performance was still impressive and showcased her incredible speed and determination.

The crowd in Monaco cheered her on as she made her way around the track, showing their support for the talented athlete.

Kipyegon’s near miss in the sub-four-minute mile bid serves as motivation for her to continue training and pushing herself to reach new heights in her career.

Her dedication and hard work are sure to pay off in the future, as she continues to strive for excellence in her sport.

Overall, Kipyegon’s performance in Monaco was a testament to her skill and resilience as a top athlete in the world of track and field.

Fans can look forward to seeing more record-breaking performances from Kipyegon as she continues to chase her dreams and make her mark on the sport.