Meet The Fastest Family On The Planet You should hear the last name of Dibaba quite a bit during the Olympics.

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Dibaba's coach arrested after hotel raid produces EPO traces BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — The coach of world 1,500-meter champion Genzebe Dibaba and other long-distance runners was arrested near Barcelona on Monday after Spanish police raided his hotel room and found traces of EPO and other banned substances. Jam Read more ... a Aden, who is from Somalia, was detained along with...

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2015 World Athletics Championships: Dibaba gold - CNN.com Athletics world champions come in all shapes and sizes from the towering height of Usain Bolt to the diminutive 4 foot 11 inch (1.51m) Mare Dibaba, who took gold for Ethiopia in the women's marathon Sunday

It Took 22 Years for the Women’s 1,500-Meters Record to Fall. What's the Fastest Humans Can Possibly Last week Ethiopian Genzebe Dibaba ran the fastest 1,500-meters of any woman in history. What makes this feat even more extraordinary is that the record Dibaba broke was nearly 22 years old and many people thought it would never fall. Dibaba’s time Read more ... of 3:50.07 in Monaco last Friday—beating China’s Qu...

Watch Caroline Rotich Win the Boston Marathon in Crazily Dramatic Finale Kenya’s Caroline Rotich outsprinted Mare Dibaba of Ethiopia to claim victory in a dramatic finish to the Boston Marathon on Monday. You can watch Rotich power ahead of Dibaba in the last 100 yards of the race, with the two runners having gone neck- Read more ... and-neck down Boylston Street until the very...

Boston Marathon Winner Takes Lead Just Yards From Finish Kenyan Caroline Rotich battled with Mare Dibaba over the last quarter mile to reach the finish steps ahead of the Ethiopian to win the Boston Marathon with an unofficial time of 2:24:55. Dibaba crossed the line just four seconds later. The full-out s Read more ... print made for the sixth-closest women’s finish in history.

Lelisa Desisa and Caroline Rotich Win Boston Marathon Desisa of Ethiopia won the men’s race for the second time in three years while Rotich, a Kenyan, edged Mare Dibaba of Ethiopia in the final stretch to win the women’s race.