Chentouf reflects on three Paralympic titles and a lasting running career
El Amin Chentouf’s IPC interview revisited a career spanning track and marathon success.
El Amin Chentouf with Morocco’s flag.
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El Amin Chentouf’s IPC interview revisited a career spanning track and marathon success. His London 2012 5,000m title was followed by marathon gold at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. In Tokyo, he retained the T12 title in 2:21:43, improving his Paralympic record. The March 2024 feature also described training between Ifrane and Sale and the support of his family. Chentouf presented his first Paralympic victory as a turning point that sharpened his commitment to preparation and sustained international competition.
Chentouf on the Tokyo marathon course.
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Chentouf crosses the Tokyo 2020 finish line.
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Chentouf wins at Rio 2016.
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Chentouf celebrates his London 2012 medal.
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Chentouf leads on the London track.
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Chentouf celebrates on the track.
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Chentouf at the 2019 London Marathon presentation.
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