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Izzi Batt-Doyle obliterates Australian marathon record in Chicago

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Izzi Batt-Doyle obliterates Australian marathon record in Chicago

31-year-old finishes sixth to beat Jess Stenson’s national record Time of 2:20:38 betters her personal best by two minutes Izzi Batt-Doyle is the new distance queen of Australian athletics, smashing the national record by more than 45 seconds with a blistering run in the United States.

Batt-Doyle clocked a time of two hours 20 minutes 38 seconds on her way to sixth place in the Chicago Marathon on Sunday (local time).

The 31-year-old took 46 seconds off the previous Australian record of 2:21:24, set by Jess Stenson in 2025.

Batt-Doyle is a two-time Olympian in the 5000m, and was already the Australian record-holder in the half-marathon and 10,000m.

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