Susan Chepkemei has admitted she will have to change her tactics if she wants to beat arch-rival Paula Radcliffe in Sunday's London Marathon.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4445391.stm Chepkemei, 29, narrowly lost out to Radcliffe in a sprint finish for the New York Marathon last September. "I've never been close to Paula like in New York. It gave me a lot of morale and motivation," said the Kenyan. "I think I should not have stayed behind - I couldn't concentrate. I should have run shoulder-to-shoulder." Chepkemei has not ruled out taking the race to Radcliffe in the early stages rather than wait for a sprint finish. She said: "In New York I knew I could come close to Paula but I could have run the race better. "Paula was strong at the beginning of the race but she didn't run away from the group. If it is possible, I want to try to get away from her. "I'd like to run a good time and break my best time and that's what I'm going to try. "I'm confident for myself and I believe one day I will win a marathon - and I hope it will be on Sunday." ENDS
