Yasin Haji dan kasar Habasha zai nemi kafa tarihi a matsayin mutum na farko da ya samu nasarar kare kambun tseren titin kilomita 10 na Okpekpe bayan dan shekaru 27 da haihuwa ya isa Legas a gasar tseren ranar Asabar a Okekpe, jihar Edo.
Jaji ya zama dan kasar Habasha na uku da ya lashe kambun tseren kilomita 10 na Okpekpe bayan ya yi gudun 29:05, wanda shi ne karo na uku mafi sauri a tarihin tsere, inda ya lashe kambun a shekarar 2022.
Teshome Mekonen, wanda ya yi gudun 28.35 a shekara ta 2014 don kafa tarihin tseren, shi ne dan Habasha na farko da ya lashe tseren na maza sannan Leule Gebrselassie (29:28) na biyu da ya lashe gasar bayan shekaru uku.
Haji, wanda ya yi gudun hijira zuwa karfe 27:00 na rayuwa a shekarar da ta gabata a Lille, ya dawo fagen wasa a daidai lokacin da ya dace.
Dan kasar Habashan ya cika karfe 27:20 a karshen watan da ya gabata a hanyar Adizero Road to Records, Adi-Dassler-Straße 1 a Herzogenaurach, Jamus don aika sako ga dan kasarsa, Mekonen, cewa yana komawa Okpekpe domin karya tarihin kwas. da kafa tarihi.
Matakin ba zai kasance ga Haji kadai ba saboda dan kasar Kenya, Daniel Simiu Ebenyo, ba wai kawai zai nemi komawa Kenya a matsayin zakaran tseren Okpekpe ba, har ma ya kalubalanci tarihin Mekonen na 28.35.
Ebenyo yana daya daga cikin ‘yan wasa 14 da suka fi kowa samun tarihin gasar da ya karya minti 27 a lokacin da ya yi gudun 26:58 a Valencia, Spain a watan Janairun 2022, kuma kamar Haji, dan shekara 27 shi ma ya dawo fagen wasa a dai dai lokacin da ya ke. tseren Okpekpe.
Ya yi gudun 59:52 don lashe gasar Half Marathon na Istanbul da aka yi a birnin Istanbul na kasar Turkiyya a karshen watan da ya gabata kuma zai nemi zama dan Kenya na biyar da ya lashe gasar Okpekpe na kilomita 10.
A cikin tseren mata, sabon rikodin kwasa-kwasan shima yana kama da kasancewa a kan gaba bayan ingancin ƙwararrun ƴan wasan da suka fito don bikin
Edith Jepchumba ta Kenya ce za ta jagoranci ’yan wasan da ke da niyyar sake rubuta tarihin kwasa-kwasan 32:41 da Wude Ayalew na Habasha ya kafa a shekarar 2014.
