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Tigst Assefa has pulverized the world record at the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON. The Ethiopian stormed to the finish at the Brandenburg Gate after a sensational 2:11:53 hours and undercut the mark of the Kenyan Brigid Kosgei, who had run a time of 2:14:04 in Chicago in 2019, by 2:11 minutes. The Ethiopian ran a fabulous time in Berlin with sporting historical significance.

“The BMW BERLIN-MARATHON is the biggest event of any kind in Berlin with a direct and indirect financial benefit of around 380 Million Euro,” explained Jürgen Lock, managing director of SCC EVENTS, during Thursday’s press conference. “Over and above that, the engagement and commitment of Berliners should be underlined, they are vital component of the event,” Lock added. Thursday also marked the opening of the MARATHON EXPO at the former Tempelhof airport where around 100,000 visitors are...

Of course, the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON will also be on TV this year. Eurosport 1 will broadcast the marathon from the German capital from 9:00 to 12:00. Even before Eliud Kipchoge and Amos Kipruto set off from the colorful rainbow start gate onto the course, the TV broadcast begins. From 12:00 to 14:30, RBB broadcasts the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON 2023.

This year's BMW BERLIN-MARATHON will take place on September 24. This major running event is one of the most prestigious marathons in the world. SCC EVENTS as organiser expects more than 45,000 runners from about 150 nations. In addition to the huge field of amateur athletes, the world's top runners will also meet in the German capital to compete.