Here Are the Results From the 2026 Berlin Marathon
Adola won in 2:02:51, while Assefa faded after passing 40K on world-record pace and still finished in 2:11:04.
- On Sunday, September 27, 2026, Ethiopian runners Guye Adola and Tigst Assefa won the 52nd Berlin Marathon, with Adola finishing the men's race in an unofficial 2:02:50 and Assefa claiming the women's title in 2:11:04.
- Organizers brought start times forward on Sunday to mitigate high temperatures that affected last year's marathon, allowing competitors to race in ideal autumn sunshine with little wind.
- Following world record holder Sabastian Sawe's withdrawal, Adola triumphed in a competitive men's field, carving out a nine-second lead before the final 7km. The 35-year-old secured his second victory in the German capital after his 2021 win.
- Assefa dominated the women's race, clinching her third Berlin title by more than five minutes. The 29-year-old was on pace to break the world record before suffering a late leg injury near the Brandenburg Gate.
- More than 56,000 people were expected to participate in the 2026 Berlin Marathon, which continues to draw elite international distance runners to the major circuit despite record-breaking attempts proving elusive this year.
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What a drama at the Berlin Marathon! The Ethiopian Tigst Assefa (29) wins, but misses the world record extremely dramatically.
For a long time, Tigst Assefa looked like he could break the world record in Berlin. But at the last kilometer, it suddenly became dramatic.
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