A side-by-side comparison of Dennis Kimetto's world record time of 2:02:57 in the Berlin Marathon on Sunday and the previous standard of 2:03:23 run by Wilson Kipsang reveals different styles in making history.

While Kipsang ran steadier paces and eased his way to a world record, Kimetto made an all-out assult on the clock late in the race, dropping an unreal 14:09 split with seven kilometers remaining in the race.

Here is a closer look at how both men ran Berlin.

Dennis Kimetto		Wilson Kipsang
Final Time	2:02:57	Final Time	2:03:23
Splits		Splits
5K	14:42	5K	14:33
10K	14:42	10K	14:43
15K	14:46	15K	14:29
20K	14:26	20K	14:35
25K	14:32	25K	14:53
30K	14:30	30K	14:48
35K	14:09	35K	14:35
40K	14:42	40K	14:36