Singaporean long-distance runner Shaun Goh set a new national record in the men’s 5km road race at the Copenhagen 2026 event, finishing in a time of 14:47. The race, held in Copenhagen, Denmark, saw Goh outpace competitors to claim victory. His performance marks a significant improvement over his previous best, showcasing his growing competitiveness on the international stage.
Goh’s achievement comes as part of the Copenhagen 2026 athletics series, which attracts athletes from around the world. The event is known for its challenging course and high level of competition. Goh’s time of 14:47 not only sets a new national standard but also positions him as a strong contender for future international competitions.
The race was well-attended, with fans cheering from the sidelines as runners navigated the city’s streets. Goh’s success highlights the rising talent in Singapore’s athletics community. His performance is expected to inspire a new generation of runners in the country.
The Copenhagen 2026 event continues to draw top athletes, reinforcing its reputation as a key stop on the global athletics calendar.
