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Over 36,000 people from 134 nations are registered. Germany's aces, like Melat Kejeta and Samuel Fitwi, are using the marathon as a readiness test for the Olympic marathon in Paris, are hoping to qualify for the half marathon at the European Athletics Championships in Rome and are even aiming for the European record. The 43rd GENERALI BERLIN HALF MARATHON promises to be a huge sports festival to open the 2024 running season on the streets of the capital. And for the first time, it will be part of the "SuperHalfs"—a series of six top European half marathon races in Germany, Spain, Denmark, Portugal, Great Britain and the Czech Republic. In this digital event magazine, you will find all the information about Germany's biggest half marathon, which will take place in Berlin on 7 April 2024. We are not only presenting the favourites, but also people have their own special motivations for running their half marathons. Of course, it includes all the dates, the best photos from previous years and a preview of what runners and spectators can expect on the half marathon weekend in the capital, as well as lots of tips for the race and the supporting programme in Berlin.

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WHAT IS HAPPENING ON THE HALF MARATHON WEEKENDLIVESTREAM9:15 AM TO 1 PMYOUTUBE:@SCCEVENTSTUBEWITH RENÉ HIEPENSunday, 7 AprilTHE STARTSIn waves starting at 9:15 amThe first start of the day for the inline skaters isat 9:15 am. The wheelchair and handcycle athleteswill then set off on the 21 km through Berlin.Starting at 10:05 am, the runners will be sent outon their journeys in five waves.Start inline skating9:15 amStart wheelchair athletes and handcyclists 9:55 amStart running (1st wave) 10:05 amStart running (2nd wave) 10:21 amStart running (3rd wave) 10:35 amStart running (4th wave) 10:50 amStart running (5th wave) 11:10 amInclusion run (Gendarmenmarkt) 1:45 pmStraße des 17. JuniBerlin-Tiergarten44

CLOSING PARTYwith a presentation of the winnersSunday, 7 Aprilstarting at 8 pm„We don’t do anything ‘half’-heartedly!“ That‘swhy we’ll be dancing ‘til we drop at the party atFestsaal Kreuzberg. The award ceremony with thetop athletes is the grand finale to an emotionalhalf marathon weekend in the capital. Admission: 5 €Festsaal KreuzbergBerlin-Kreuzberg | Am Flutgraben 2

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