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Cheptegei ran patiently to win his third successive world 10,000m title on Day Two in Budapest

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Joshua Cheptegei at the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest used his road racing skill set By David Monti – Race Results Weekly BUDAPEST, Hungary — Two-time defending champion Joshua Cheptegei of Uganda won his third straight world 10,000m title at the National Athletics Center Sunday night by using the strength of a road racer

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