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Athletics Biography

Letesenbet Gidey

“Gidey”

Ethiopian · Adwa, Ethiopia · Born 20 March 1994

Distance (10,000m)
10,000m
world record
14:00:00
5,000m p b
3
world titles
10
diamond league wins

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Ethiopian distance running sensation who broke the women's 10,000m world record and has produced stunning performances across the track distances that challenge records believed to be untouchable.

Letesenbet Gidey is an Ethiopian distance runner and world record holder who has broken world records in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and half marathon. Her extraordinary range, from the track to road racing, has made her one of the most versatile and dominant distance runners of her era. Despite injury challenges, Gidey has maintained her position at the very top of women's distance running.

Famous For

World records in 5000m, 10000m and half marathon

Playing Style

How They Played

Aggressive front-running style with devastating finishing kick

Legacy

Lasting Impact

One of the greatest distance runners in history, holder of multiple world records

Career Journey

Timeline

2015 📌 International debut at World Championships
2019 🏆 World Championships 10000m gold medal
2020 🎯 World record 10000m (29:01.03)
2020 🎯 World record 5000m (14:06.62)
2021 🎯 World record half marathon (1:02:52)
2021 🏆 Olympic bronze medal 10000m Tokyo
2022 🏆 World Championships 10000m gold Eugene
Career Timeline — Letesenbet Gidey
2015
International debut at World Championships
2019
World Championships 10000m gold medal
2020
World record 10000m (29:01.03)
2020
World record 5000m (14:06.62)
2021
World record half marathon (1:02:52)
2021
Olympic bronze medal 10000m Tokyo
2022
World Championships 10000m gold Eugene