Singaporean long-distance runner Shaun Goh set a new national record in the 5km road race at the Copenhagen event in Denmark. Goh, competing in the men’s category, finished the race in a time of 14:47, surpassing the previous record. The race took place in the Danish capital, where athletes from around the world gathered for the event.
Goh’s performance was notable for its speed and consistency, with the runner maintaining a strong pace throughout the race. The Copenhagen event is known for attracting elite athletes and offering competitive conditions. This achievement marks a significant milestone in Goh’s career and highlights Singapore’s growing presence in international road racing.
The new record is expected to be recognized by the Singapore Athletics Association, which oversees national records. Goh’s time will now serve as a benchmark for future competitors. His success in Denmark underscores the increasing competitiveness of Singaporean athletes on the global stage.
