Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe produced a bubble performance to defeat a star -studded field and win the London marathon for men in a two -hour, two minutes and 27 seconds on Sunday.

The 29-year-old, who won the Valencia marathon last December, returned home only to sunlight in front of the half-marathon of Uganda World Marathon Zecob Kpage Kip.

Protective champion Alexander Mutiso Munyao Edoi Abdi Nageeye for the third in a photograph while champion four times Elud Kipchoge The sixth ended.

“I am very happy to have won a big marathon,” SaWe said, who won the Valencia marathon last December.

“I was well prepared for that, that’s why I was so quiet and safe.

“Now this gives me hope that further success in the marathon will come.”

In the sign of half, the main group, which included Kipchoge, the Olympic champion Tamirat Tola and Kiplimo, with time out of the world record at 1:01:30.

Kipchoge, however, collapsed as the runners approached the 90-minute sign.

It was at the drink station shortly after that Sawi made the decisive vacation. Unlike others, he did not have a drink and stole a march on them.

Kiplimo was caught aware when he was in the back of the group, but the 24-year-old tried to suggest his day will come.

However, Sawe had no concern from that moment, it looked fresh like a daisy as he changed the winner’s tape in the mall in the shade of the Buckingham palace.