Singaporean long-distance runner Shaun Goh set a new national road record in the men’s 10km category during the Vitality London 10,000 race. Goh completed the distance in 30:16, improving on his previous time of 30:21 set just ten days earlier. The achievement marks his second national record in a span of ten days, highlighting his strong form on the track.
Goh, who has been training intensively in preparation for major international competitions, demonstrated exceptional pace control during the race. His performance in London follows a successful run in Singapore where he also set a national record. The 10km road race in London was part of a larger event that attracted athletes from around the world.
This is not the first time Goh has broken records in quick succession. His recent success builds on a consistent performance in national competitions. The Singapore Athletics Association has acknowledged his achievement, noting it as a significant milestone for local distance running. Goh’s performance is seen as a sign of growing competitiveness in Asian long-distance running.
