Gebreselassie to race in Tokyo; puts 2012 Olympics back on schedule
Haile Gebreselassie, world record holder, revealed that he will compete in next year’s Tokyo marathon on 27th February, reversing his decision to quit racing during the New York City Marathon at the beginning of November, when he had a knee injury.
Gebreselassie confirmed that he will continue to run until the 2012 London Olympics.
Gebreselassie is widely regarded as one of the greatest long distance runners ever. He has won two Olympic gold medals and four world titles for 10,000 metres. He set the marathon world record in Berlin two years ago.



