Eliud Kipchoge hasn’t decided yet whether he will compete in this year’s marathon in Berlin where he set the world record four years ago. Kenyan great Kipchoge told reporters in connection with his nomination for the Laureaus award that he loves running in Berlin but is yet to make a decision about his next races. This year’s Berlin event, where the last seven world records have been set, is scheduled for September 25. Kipchoge ran the record 2 hours 1 minute 39 in 2018. The following year he dipped under two hours in Vienna when he clocked 1:59:40 under lab condition which did not allow offic…