Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
2
2:34:58
Chris Free
M37 Dylan Belles
3
2:36:23
Johannes Wolf
M28
4
2:37:29
Francisco Martin
M35
5
2:37:36
Matthew Klundt
M36 Jack Polerecky
6
2:39:05
Elisson Sayago Dias
M46
7
2:41:56
Fyra Tracer
M38
8
2:42:36
Ruoxi Chen
M38 Dashing Whippets Running Team, Julia Caffrey
9
2:43:04
Josh Hendricks
M37
10
2:43:10
Shane Watts
M32
11
2:43:22
Brad Balaban
M45 Sarah Bishop
12
2:43:47
Lucas Baldin
M31 Sebastián Castro
13
2:47:41
Maksym Iievliev
M38
14
2:50:09
Alejandro Sánchez Romero
M24 Lucas Baldin
15
2:50:35
Joe Pellittieri
M30 Dave Ames
16
2:50:55
LUIS FERNANDO HERNANDEZ OBREGON
M29 Sebastián Castro
17
2:51:41
William Dinkin
M58
18
2:54:07
Victoria Victoria
W42
19
2:54:55
Billy Chow
M43
20
2:57:16
Thomas Jansen
M41
21
2:57:28
Manfred Wundara
M53
22
2:57:55
Haiko Pohl
M53
23
2:58:28
Karima Harris
W53
24
2:59:00
Daniel Furst
M44
25
2:59:13
Ashley Busa
W37
26
2:59:53
Federico Lentini
M31
27
3:00:00
Ashley Hrubala
W26
29
3:01:27
Russel Joseph
M43
30
3:03:35
Jason Swan
M48 Stephanie VandenBergRace Details
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.
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