Nicholas Kiplagat Bett Biography; Accident, Surgeon, Wins, Death And Wife Gladys Bett

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett was a Kenyan track and field athlete. Nicholas Kiplagat Bett was born on 27th January 1990. Before his death, Nicholas Kiplagat competed in the 400 meters hurdle at the African champions and represented Kenya in the US, France, and Ireland for International Athletic competitions.

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett Accident

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett in 2018 was involved in a gruesome accident on the Kapsabet road to Nairobi. Reports indicate that Nicholas Kiplagat Bett while driving his Toyota SUV hit a bump and veered into a nearby ditch.

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett Surgeon

There is no report indicating that Nicholas Kiplagat Bett while alive had surgery or had any relationship with a surgeon for medical purposes or for a personal relationship.

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett Wins 

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett made his breakthrough when he placed 3rd nationally at the senior level with a run of 50.39 seconds in the Kenyan Athletics Championships in 2011. His personal best for his track and field event (400m hurdles) is 47.79 seconds.

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett was a world champion in the event, having won in 2015  at the Savo Games and Lappeenranta Games in Finland, and a two-time bronze medallist at the African Championships in Athletics.

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett Death 

Nicholas Kiplagat met his untimely death in a fatal road accident on 8th August 2018 in Nandi County, Kenya.

Nicholas Kiplagat Bett Wife

Gladys Bett is the widow of Nicholas Kiplagat Bett. The exact date of their wedding ceremony is unknown but it is believed the couple was married for close to a decade. Gladys Bett is a businesswoman with investments in beauty products.

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