Results Berlin Marathon 2023

Livestream, startlists and results from Berlin Marathon which is held on Sunday 24th of September 2023.

Berlin Marathon 2023

49th edition

Date

September 24

Place

Berlin – Germany

Livestream

Watch the race on Olympic Channel (for free, but requires registration).

Distance

Road marathon

Starting times:

• 08:50 a.m.: Handbiker (Elite)
• 08:57 a.m.: Wheelchair competitors
• 08:57 a.m.: Handbiker
• from 09:15 a.m.: Runners (in four waves)

Results

• Search results/Startlists
• Leaderboard
• Tracking
• 1 km Leader Splits

Men, top 10

1. Kipchoge, Eliud (KEN) – 2:02:42
2. Kipkemoi, Vincent (KEN) – 2:03:13
3. Takele, Tadese (ETH) – 2:03:24
4. Korir, Ronald (KEN) – 2:04:22
5. Teklu, Haftu (ETH) – 2:04:42
6. Shiferaw, Andualem Belay (ETH) – 2:04:44
7. Kipruto, Amos (KEN) – 2:04:49
8. Kiplimo, Philemon (KEN) – 2:04:56
9. Petros, Amanal (GER) – 2:04:58
10. Kiplimo, Bonface Kimutai (KEN) -2:05:05

Women, top 10

1. Assefa, Tigst (ETH) – 2:11:53  World Record
2. Chepkirui, Sheila (KEN) – 2:17:49
3. Shauri, Magdalena (TAN) – 2:18:41
4. Yimer, Zeineba (ETH) – 2:19:07
5. Teferi, Senbere (ETH) – 2:19:21
6. Dida, Dera (ETH) – 2:19:21
7. Edesa, Workenesh (ETH) – 2:19:40
8. Bekele, Helen (ETH) – 2:19:44
9. Purdue, Charlotte (GBR) – 2:22:17
10. Wereta, Fikrte (ETH) – 2:23:01

Startlist Elite

MEN ELITE

1. Eliud Kipchoge KEN 2:01:09
2. Amos Kipruto KEN 2:03:13
3. Jonathan Maiyo KEN 2:04:56
4. Eliud KiptanuiKEN2:05:21
5. Ghirmay Ghebreslassie ERI2:05:34
6. Ronald KorirKEN2:05:37
7. Tadu AbateETH2:05:38
8. Philemon KiplimoKEN2:05:44
9. Enock OnchariKEN2:05:47
10. Mark KorirKEN2:05:49
11. Andualem ShiferawETH2:05:52
12. Haftu TekluETH2:05:53
13. Amanal PetrosGER2:06:27
14. Josphat BoitKEN2:06:34
15. Tadesse Abraham SUI 2:06:38

WOMEN ELITE

1. Tigst AssefaETH2:15:37
2. Sheila Chepkirui KEN 2:17:29
3. Tigist AbayechewETH2:18:03
4. Workenesh EdesaETH2:18:51
5. Hiwot Gebrekidan ETH2:19:10
6. Hitomi NiiyaJPN2:19:24
7. Zeineba YimerETH2:19:28
8. Etagegn WolduETH2:20:03
9. Gutemi ImanaETH2:20:11
10. Delvine MeringorROU2:20:49
11. Helen TolaETH2:21:01
12. Dera DidaETH2:21:11
13. Fikrte Wereta ETH 2:22:50
14. Charlotte PurdueGBR2:23:26
15. Senbere Teferi ETH 2:24:11

Livestream

• Tele Deporte (Spain)
• CT Sports (Czech Republic)
• L’equipe Chanele (France)
• Sporttv Channel 2 (Portugal)

(Requires VPN-connection of respective country)

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Course

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Weather

About Berlin Marathon

The Berlin Marathon (German: Berlin-Marathon, pronounced [bɛʁˈliːn ˈmaʁatɔn]) is a marathon event held annually on the streets of Berlin, Germany on the last weekend of September. Held annually since 1974,^[a] the event includes multiple races over the marathon distance of 42.195 kilometres (26.219 mi), including elite level road running competitions for men and women, a race for the public, an inline skating race, a wheelchair race, and a handcycle race.

Events are split over two days, with skaters competing on the Berlin Marathon marathon course on Saturday before the running events. Power walkers, hand-bikers, wheelchair riders, and a children’s marathon (4.2195 kilometres (2.6219 mi), 1/10 of the regular distance)^[4] are also part of the marathon weekend, which is organised by SCC EVENTS. The elite running and wheelchair races are part of the World Marathon Majors, an annual series of top level races offering a $1 million prize purse. BMW is the current title sponsor for the race.

The city’s flat course regularly produces fast performances and the marathon world record has been broken in Berlin on twelve occasions, particularly the most recent eight instances on the men’s progression (as of September 2022). The current record in Berlin Marathon was set at the 2022 edition, where Eliud Kipchoge won the men’s race in 2:01:09. Tigist Assefa set a new women’s course record that same year with 2:15:37.

Previous winner Berlin Marathon

Ed.	Date	Men’s winner	Country	Time[b]	Women’s winner	Country	Time[b]
48	25 September 2022	Eliud Kipchoge	Kenya	2:01:09 WR	Tigist Assefa	Ethiopia	2:15:37
47[10]	26 September 2021	Guye Adola	Ethiopia	2:05:45	Gotytom Gebreslase	Ethiopia	2:20:09
—[3]	2020	Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
46	29 September 2019	Kenenisa Bekele	Ethiopia	2:01:41	Ashete Bekere	Ethiopia	2:20:14
45	16 September 2018	Eliud Kipchoge	Kenya	2:01:39 WR	Gladys Cherono	Kenya	2:18:11
44	24 September 2017	Eliud Kipchoge	Kenya	2:03:32	Gladys Cherono	Kenya	2:20:23
43	25 September 2016	Kenenisa Bekele	Ethiopia	2:03:03	Aberu Kebede	Ethiopia	2:20:45
42	27 September 2015	Eliud Kipchoge	Kenya	2:04:00	Gladys Cherono	Kenya	2:19:25
41	28 September 2014	Dennis Kimetto	Kenya	2:02:57 WR	Tirfi Tsegaye	Ethiopia	2:20:18
40	29 September 2013	Wilson Kipsang	Kenya	2:03:23 WR	Florence Kiplagat	Kenya	2:21:13
39	30 September 2012	Geoffrey Mutai	Kenya	2:04:15	Aberu Kebede	Ethiopia	2:20:30
38	25 September 2011	Patrick Musyoki	Kenya	2:03:38 WR	Florence Kiplagat	Kenya	2:19:44
37	26 September 2010	Patrick Musyoki	Kenya	2:05:08	Aberu Kebede	Ethiopia	2:23:58
36	20 September 2009	Haile Gebrselassie	Ethiopia	2:06:08	Atsede Habtamu	Ethiopia	2:24:47
35	28 September 2008	Haile Gebrselassie	Ethiopia	2:03:59 WR	Irina Mikitenko	Germany	2:19:19
34	30 September 2007	Haile Gebrselassie	Ethiopia	2:04:26 WR	Gete Wami	Ethiopia	2:23:17
33	24 September 2006	Haile Gebrselassie	Ethiopia	2:05:56	Gete Wami	Ethiopia	2:21:34
32	25 September 2005	Philip Manyim	Kenya	2:07:41	Mizuki Noguchi	Japan	2:19:12
31	26 September 2004	Felix Limo	Kenya	2:06:44	Yoko Shibui	Japan	2:19:41
30	28 September 2003	Paul Tergat	Kenya	2:04:55 WR	Yasuko Hashimoto	Japan	2:26:32
29	29 September 2002	Raymond Kipkoech	Kenya	2:06:47	Naoko Takahashi	Japan	2:21:49
28	30 September 2001	Joseph Ngolepus	Kenya	2:08:47	Naoko Takahashi	Japan	2:19:46 WR
27	10 September 2000	Simon Biwott	Kenya	2:07:42	Kazumi Matsuo	Japan	2:26:15
26	26 September 1999	Josephat Kiprono	Kenya	2:06:44	Tegla Loroupe	Kenya	2:20:43 WR
25	20 September 1998	Ronaldo da Costa	Brazil	2:06:05 WR	Marleen Renders	Belgium	2:25:22
24	28 September 1997	Elijah Lagat	Kenya	2:07:41	Catherina McKiernan	Ireland	2:23:44
23	29 September 1996	Abel Antón	Spain	2:09:15	Colleen De Reuck	South Africa	2:26:35
22	24 September 1995	Sammy Lelei	Kenya	2:07:02	Uta Pippig	Germany	2:25:37
21	25 September 1994	António Pinto	Portugal	2:08:31	Katrin Dörre-Heinig	Germany	2:25:15
20	26 September 1993	Xolile Yawa	South Africa	2:10:57	Renata Kokowska	Poland	2:26:20
19	27 September 1992	David Tsebe	South Africa	2:08:07	Uta Pippig	Germany	2:30:22
18	29 September 1991	Steve Brace	United Kingdom	2:10:57	Renata Kokowska	Poland	2:27:36
17	30 September 1990	Steve Moneghetti	Australia	2:08:16	Uta Pippig	East Germany	2:28:37
16	1 October 1989	Alfredo Shahanga	Tanzania	2:10:11	Päivi Tikkanen	Finland	2:28:45
15	9 October 1988	Suleiman Nyambui	Tanzania	2:11:45	Renata Kokowska	Poland	2:29:16
14	4 October 1987	Suleiman Nyambui	Tanzania	2:11:11	Kerstin Preßler	West Germany	2:31:22
13	28 September 1986	Bogusław Psujek	Poland	2:11:03	Charlotte Teske	West Germany	2:32:10
12	29 September 1985	Jimmy Ashworth	United Kingdom	2:11:43	Magda Ilands	Belgium	2:34:10
11	30 September 1984	John Skovbjerg	Denmark	2:13:35	Ágnes Sipka	Hungary	2:39:32
10	25 September 1983	Karel Lismont	Belgium	2:13:37	Karen Holdsworth	United Kingdom	2:40:32
9	26 September 1982	Domingo Tibaduiza	Colombia	2:14:47	Jean Lochhead	United Kingdom	2:47:05
8	27 September 1981	Ian Ray	United Kingdom	2:15:42	Angelika Stephan	West Germany	2:47:24
7	28 September 1980	Ingo Sensburg	West Germany	2:16:48	Gerlinde Püttmann	West Germany	2:47:18
6	30 September 1979	Ingo Sensburg	West Germany	2:21:09	Jutta von Haase	West Germany	3:07:07
5	3 September 1978	Michael Spöttel	West Germany	2:20:03	Ursula Blaschke	West Germany	2:57:09
4	10 September 1977	Günter Mielke	West Germany	2:15:19	Christa Vahlensieck	West Germany	2:34:48 WR
3	26 September 1976	Ingo Sensburg	West Germany	2:23:08	Jutta von Haase	West Germany	3:05:19
2	28 September 1975	Ralf Bochröder	West Germany	2:47:08	Kristin Bochröder	West Germany	2:59:15
1	13 October 1974	Günter Hallas	West Germany	2:44:53	Jutta von Haase	West Germany	3:22:01

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