EVENTS37th real,- BERLIN-MARATHON on September 25th/26th 2010
40.000 runners and around 8.000 inline skaters will fill the streets of the German capital on the last weekend in September. The course is known as the fastest in the world, the crowds are legendary, the atmosphere is hard to top at this most international marathon in Europe. The course of the marathon is one big sightseeing loop through one of the most exciting cities in the world. Unforgettable moments will forever be remembered, especially when running over the final part of the course on the Avenue Unter den Linden through the Brandenburg Gate and past the grandstands on the last 400 meters to the finish line. We are looking forward to having you join us for the 37th real,- BERLIN-MARATHON, and we would like to wish you lots of success and fun in doing so.
NEWS - 20.04.201037th running of the real,- BERLIN-MARATHON has sold out. Only a few charity entries left
Early as never before, on April 20th, the real,- BERLIN-MARATHON has sold out its 40.000 entries. Less than a thousand bib numbers are left, all of them are charity entries for 142,195 Euro of which 42,195 euro are used to substitute childhood poverty in Germany (RTL Spendenmarathon). One year ago the marathon had sold out 4 weeks later. More...NEWS - 20.04.2010Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot Sets Boston Marathon Course Record; Teyba Erkesso Holds On for Victory in the Women's Race
Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot of Kenya ran away from the field to set the Boston Marathon course record, and Teyba Erkesso of Ethiopia won by just three seconds in a thrilling women's finish, as the 2009-10 World Marathon Majors series resumed on a sun-splashed Patriots' Day. Cheruiyot ran the course in a blistering 2 hours, 5 minutes, and 52 seconds, besting the mark of 2:07:14 set by Robert Kipkoech Cheruiyot (no relation), also of Kenya, in 2006. More...NEWS - 14.04.2010Boston Marathon, Virgin London Marathon Mark Milestones as World Marathon Majors Series Resumes
The Boston Marathon and Virgin London Marathon will both celebrate event milestones in April as the World Marathon Majors Series resumes with star studded line-ups of the best marathon runners in the world competing on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean as they chase the $1 million series jackpot. More...NEWS - 25.09.200936th real,- BERLIN MARATHON Inline Skating: Skater festival of the year at a late-summer marathon
Once again this year, the real,- BERLIN MARATHON made for an excellent skater festival. Who was paying any attention to the World Championships in China? The pros from the World Inline Cup did not look as if they were feeling like they were in the wrong place, at least. Everyone who participated completely enjoyed the enthusiasm and attention from the spectators. With Cecilia Baena and Luca Saggiorato, we had the first three-time champions, and Etienne Ramali (5th place) was the top German skater in Berlin. More...NEWS - 22.09.2009Haile Gebrselassie plans to come back to the real,- BERLIN-MARATHON in 2010
When you’ve broken 27 world records, the most recent being the 30k en route to his fourth consecutive victory in the real,- BERLIN-MARATHON on Sunday, publicity tends to take care of itself. But Haile Gebrselassie has shown his African colleagues just how to succeed in self-promotion too. Of course, it helps to have such a genial personality, but that perma-smile, his success in learning English, and his endless availability, to fans and media alike have all made him the biggest success story in athletics during the last 20 years. More...NEWS - 21.09.2009real,- BERLIN-MARATHON: Gebrselassie and Habtamu triumph in World Marathon Majors race
The Ethiopian duo of Haile Gebrselassie and Atsede Habtamu Besuye earned maximum points in the World Marathon Majors (WMM) rankings with their double success in the real,- BERLIN-MARATHON. While Gebrselassie achieved his fourth victory in a WMM race, Habtamu completed a dream debut: on her very first appearance in a WMM event she collected 25 points.
More...NEWS - 20.09.2009Gebrselassie takes fourth real,- BERLIN-MARATHON win
Haile Gebrselassie won the real,- BERLIN-MARATHON for the fourth year in succession this morning. But having reached for the stars with a ferocious attempt to break his world record of 2.03.59, set in the German capital last year, the Ethiopian ended up with a handful of moondust, finishing in a jog of fatigue in 2.06.08. “I was very tired, I pushed too much,” he said immediately afterwards. More...NEWS - 19.09.2009Public Transportation in Berlin with limited Capacities
Due to technical problems with trains public transportation in Berlin is working on limited capacities. Please, check with your hotel and/or travel group management, and plan for more time on race day morning. Trains are running less frequently than normally. Problems occur only at lines of the S-Bahn. Subways (U-Bahn) are running on normal schedule. More...NEWS
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