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Ruti Aga
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RutiAga

EthiopiaEthiopia

    Birthday
    January 16, 1994

    Age
    32

    Gender
    Female

    Residence
    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    Ruti Aga won the 2019 Tokyo Marathon by 21 seconds, taking her first Abbott World Marathon Majors race title after three straight runner-up finishes between Tokyo and Berlin.

    Her runner-up time of 2:18:34 at the 2018 Berlin Marathon was a personal best and would have smashed the course record had Gladys Cherono not finished first in 2:18:11. Her time was good enough, however, to make her the sixth-fastest marathoner in history at the time.

    Aga also finished as runner-up at the 2017 Berlin Marathon and won the 2018 Houston Half Marathon in a quick 1:06:39, which was more than a minute and a half better than her previous personal best and was – at the time – the second-fastest half marathon ever run on U.S. soil.

    In 2019, Aga made her first appearance at the TCS New York City Marathon and finished in third place with a time of 2:25:51.

    Aga began her marathon career when she ran the 2016 Osaka Marathon as a pacemaker. This experience gave her confidence to race the Vienna City Marathon that year. She finished a strong second in 2:25:27, making for a solid marathon debut.

    Race History

    Year

    Event

    Place

    Time

    2020

    TCS New York City Marathon

    3rd

    2:25:51

    2019

    Tokyo Marathon

    1st

    2:20:40

    2018

    Berlin Marathon

    2nd

    2:18:34

    2018

    Tokyo Marathon

    2nd

    2:21:19

    2017

    Berlin Marathon

    2nd

    2:20:41