Kenia's Dennis Kimetto crosses the finish line to win the Berlin marathon in a world record time in Berlin, Germany, on Sunday Sept. 28, 2014.( Kimetto set a new world record of 2h, 2min and 57 seconds. (AP Photo/dpa/Rainer Jensen) The Associated Press Dennis Kimetto knocked 26 seconds off the world marathon record Sunday as the sub-two hour mark moved a step closer. The 30-year-old Kenyan won the 41st edition of the Berlin Marathon in 2 hours, 2 minutes, 57 seconds, becoming the first man to complete a marathon in under 2 hours, 3 minutes. The previous record of 2:03:23 was set by another Kenyan, Wilson Kipsang, in Berlin last year. "I feel good today for today is a big day for me," Kimetto said. "The fans made me confident and I thought I could do it." Second-placed Emmanuel Mutai also beat the previous record, finishing in 2:03:13, and he believes a two-hour marathon is possible. "From what I saw today, times are coming d