Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
151
4:08:52
Tamas Moldvai
M50
152
4:10:00
Sam Chidoka
M49
153
4:12:33
Azania Vernon
M39
154
4:16:45
Christopher Morgan
M43
155
4:18:04
Mike Than
M45
156
4:22:13
Sriram Darbha
M50
157
4:22:19
Marco Aurelien
M30 Weslley Cordeiro, Julia Lucas
159
4:26:00
Lucas Garcia
M47 CCT CCT
160
4:26:00
Patrick Gamber
M40 Joseph Winwood
163
4:40:12
John Cooney
M60
164
4:42:04
Grant Tunkel
M36
165
4:44:25
Sankar Sakthivel
M50
166
4:52:48
Steve Cohen
M53 SpeedPass Flyers
167
4:53:27
Robert Koehl
M45
169
4:58:49
Ivan Pimentel
M37
170
5:02:10
Justin Fruck
M35
172
5:17:00
Calvin Farlow
M31
173
5:48:40
Christopher Long
M67
174
6:10:52
Michael Y.
M52
175
6:17:22
Vikas Dharia
M41 Leah Rosenfeld
Brian Hardeman
M33 Emily Tessier
Justin Fadem
M44 Matt LoPiccolo
Keshaw Singh
M28
Michael Thielemann
M49Race Details
Berlin, Germany
Distance Marathon
295 of 592 Running
Avg. VDOT finish times 3:44:04
The BMW Berlin Marathon is one of the world’s most prestigious marathons, part of the Abbott World Marathon Majors. Taking place annually in Berlin, Germany, it is renowned for its fast, flat course through the city, attracting elite athletes and amateur runners globally. The event includes various race formats, but its marathon is especially popular for record-breaking performances.
Course Terrain 
The course is celebrated for its flat, fast terrain and smooth paved roads. Runners traverse Berlin’s iconic sights, including Brandenburg Gate and Victory Column, with minimal turns and wide avenues, making it ideal for personal bests and world record attempts.
Elevation Changes
The elevation profile is extremely flat, with minimal climbs or descents throughout the entire course, contributing to its reputation as a world-record marathon course.
Other editions of Berlin Marathon