On the 2026 Tokyo Marathon course, Feng Peiyou outpaced all the Japanese runners and led the Asian men's elite field, setting a new national record of 2:05:58 and injecting a hot, vibrant energy into Chinese distance running. Having delivered steady performances in nearly every race, he is unquestionably the strongest athlete of the '00s generation. 2:05:58 not only represented a personal breakthrough for Feng Peiyou, it was a declaration from a new generation of young Chinese talent: young, sharp, confident, and increasingly competitive on the international stage. On the men's side, veteran Guan really stepped up this time — he ran 2:11:09 to set a new personal best and finished second among the Chinese men; congratulations to Guan Yousheng! On the women's side, Lu Ying was the top Chinese woman with 2:26:35, finishing second in Asia and 12th overall. Close behind was Li Zhixuan — although she said after the race that her leg strength felt weak, her performance level remained solid. March 15 at the Seoul Marathon — looking forward to He Jie's performance. 2026 Tokyo Marathon — Top 10 Chinese Men: 1 Feng Peiyou 2:05:58 2 Guan Yousheng 2:11:09 3 Yang Shaohui 2:14:43 4 Wang Guangyao 2:14:45 5 Wendu Rihu 2:15:55 6 Deng Guomin 2:21:40 (net time 2:21:32) 7 Zhuang Kaijia 2:26:37 (net time 2:26:37) 8 㱔博凯 2:29:27 (net time 2:29:19) 9 Song Yuebin 2:33:49 (net time 2:33:42) 10 Yang Zhenyi 2:33:50 (net time 2:33:43) 2026 Tokyo Marathon — Top 10 Chinese Women: 1 Lu Ying 2:26:35 2 Li Zhixuan 2:26:53 3 Xia Yuyu 2:29:14 4 Liu Min 2:30:03 5 Yao Miao 2:32:30 6 Xu Bingjie 2:34:26 7 Bai Li 2:37:19 8 Zhang Liuqing 2:42:41 (net time 2:42:29) 9 Zhao Xinlei 2:48:27 (net time 2:48:17) 10 Yu Mengyun 2:57:44 (net time 2:56:49) #TrailRunningExplosion #FengPeiyou #MensMarathon #TokyoMarathon #Marathon#Suguru Osako