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Over 40,000 people from 135 nations have registered. Among them are two of Germany’s most prominent runners, Gesa Krause and Richard Ringer. Krause is a two-time European champion in the 3000m steeplechase and won silver at the 2024 European Championships in Rome. Ringer, meanwhile, claimed the European marathon title in Munich 2022. In Berlin, both will put themselves to the test over 21.0975 kilometres. The 44th GENERALI BERLIN HALF MARATHON promises to be a spectacular sporting event, kicking off the 2025 running season on the streets of the capital. In this digital event magazine, you’ll find everything you need to know about Germany’s biggest half marathon, which will take place on 6 April 2025 on an even more exciting course, including some entirely new segments. We’ll introduce the favourites, as well as a few inspiring individuals running with a special personal motivation. You will find all the key dates, the best photos from previous years, and a look ahead at what runners and spectators can anticipate on race weekend in Berlin. Plus, we’ll share plenty of tips for the race itself and suggestions for making the most of your time in the city.

WHAT‘S HAPPENING ON

WHAT‘S HAPPENING ON THE HALF MARATHON WEEKEND L I V E S T R E A M 9:15 TILL 13:00 YOUTUBE: @SCCEVENTSTUBE WITH RENÉ HIEPEN THE STARTS Sunday, April 6starts in waves starting at 9:15 am The inline skaters will head out onto the course first after the first starting shot of the day is fired at 9:15. Afterwards, the wheelchair and handcycle athletes will set off on the 21 km through Berlin. Starting at 10:05, the runners will then be sent on their journeys in five waves. Start: Inline Skating 9:15 am Start: Wheelchair and Handcyclists 9:55 am Start: Running (1st wave) 10:05 am Start: Running (2nd wave) 10:21 am Start: Running (3rd wave) 10:35 am Start: Running (4th wave) 10:50 am Start: Running (5th wave) 11:10 am Inclusion Run 1:45 pm (Spandauer Straße near Neptunbrunnen) Straße des 17. Juni Berlin-Tiergarten 42

CLOSING PARTY with a presentation of the winners Sunday, 6 April starting at 8:00 pm ‘We‘re not doing things half-arsed here!’ That‘s why at the party at Festsaal Kreuzberg you’ll be dancing until you drop. The award ceremony for the top athletes is the grand finale to an emotional half marathon weekend in the capital. Admission: 5 € Festsaal Kreuzberg Berlin-Kreuzberg | Am Flutgraben 2

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