+++ Sabastian Sawe (KEN) triumphs at Germany's largest marathon with a world leading time of 2:02:16 hours +++ Rosemary Wanjiru (KEN, 2:21:05) wins the women's race +++ First race deployment as lead vehicle for the new BMW iX3 +++ 80,000 people take part in the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON +++ Roughly 550 BMW Group employees complete the 42.195 kilometre course +++
+++ BMW is title partner of Germany’s biggest marathon event for the 14th time +++ Roughly 80,000 athletes from around the world line up at the peaceful sporting festival +++ The new all-electric BMW iX3 is the lead vehicle +++ The first Neue Klasse model goes into series production this year +++
+++ Ethiopian double victory: Milkesa Mengesha (2:03:17 h) and Tigist Ketema (2:16:42 h) triumph at the anniversary marathon +++ 58,000 runners from 161 nations celebrated along the course +++ A total of around 85,000 people participated in the 50th BMW BERLIN-MARATHON +++
+++ From the BMW Group Plant Berlin to the Brandenburg Gate: eScooters BMW CE 04 and eParkourer BMW CE 02 ride emission-free through the German capital +++ Bart Swings (BEL) and Noraly Berber Vonk (NED) win the 50th BMW BERLIN-MARATHON Inline Skating +++ Record: nearly 85,000 active people on the track for the anniversary +++
+++ A project unique so far by Achilles International Germany e.V. +++ On the occasion of the 50th BMW BERLIN-MARATHON, athletes with and without disabilities run and roll from Munich's Isartor to the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin +++ Eleven stages covering a total of 750 kilometres +++ BMW supports the inclusive relay with three fully electric escort vehicles +++
+++ Tigst Assefa (ETH) is the fastest female marathon runner in the world, with a time of 2:11:53 hours +++ Eliud Kipchoge (KEN) wins his fifth title in Berlin in 2:02:42 hours +++ German record goes to Amanal Petros (2:04:58 hours) +++ 48,000 athletes celebrate a sporting festival with fans in the capital +++
+++ BMW CE 04 eScooter and BMW CE 02 eParkourer complete 42 zero-emission kilometres in their home city +++ BMW BERLIN MARATHON for inline skaters: Jason Suttles (BEL) and Gabriela Rueda (COL) triumph +++ 47,000 runners, handbikers and wheelchair athletes start on Sunday +++
+++ Eliud Kipchoge (KEN) runs the marathon in 2:01:09 hours to post a world record +++ 2:15:37 for Tigist Assefa (ETH) significantly improves the course record +++ 45,000 athletes competing in the capital city +++
+++ 42 zero-emission kilometres through the capital +++ Marie Dupuy and Bart Swings win inline skating races at the BMW BERLIN MARATHON +++ Runners, handbikers and wheelchair athletes start on Sunday +++
+++ Below the knee amputee motorcycle racer Emiliano Malagoli (ITA) to run the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON for the first time on Sunday +++ Debut in Berlin for ‘International Global Messenger Special Olympics’ Nyasha Derera (ZIM) +++ The two athletes meet at BMW Group Plant Berlin +++
After long months of not being able to be held, the fastest 42 kilometres on the international running calendar can finally get underway for the 47th time in the German capital. Ethiopians Adola and Gebreslase triumphed at the tenth staging of the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON with BMW as title partner. Bernhard Kuhnt, BMW Group Senior Vice President Market Germany, and BMW Brand Ambassador Lena Gercke gave the starting signal for the 25,000 athletes.
It was his big goal for this triathlon season: Alessandro Zanardi (ITA) aimed to stay under the nine-hour mark in a long distance triathlon and the BMW brand ambassador accomplished his mission this Saturday. Zanardi completed the Barcelona triathlon in Spain with a time of 8:58.59 hours.
The clock on 2:03.32 hours as Olympic champion Eluid Kipchoge ran through the Brandenburg Gate to win the 44th BMW BERLIN MARATHON. The 32-year-old was embroiled in a captivating duel with marathon debutant Guye Adola (ETH) on the wet route, and only pulled clear to win in the final kilometre.
On 24th September, the German capital will host the fastest 42 kilometres on the international running calendar for the 44th time: the BMW BERLIN MARATHON.
BMW brand ambassador Alessandro Zanardi has successfully passed his first endurance test of the year. This Sunday, the Italian competed in the IRONMAN 70.3 Italy in Pescara (ITA). He completed the total distance of 113 kilometres in a time of 4 hours, 26 minutes and 58 seconds. In the overall classification, he claimed 26th place. Nearly 1.100 athletes took part in this triathlon at the Italian Adriatic coast.
Alessandro Zanardi (ITA) has added another event to his 2017 triathlon schedule: on 18th June, he will take part in the IRONMAN 70.3 Italy, Pescara. After he had won two more Paralympic gold medals in handcycling in Rio de Janeiro (BRA) in 2016, the BMW Brand Ambassador decided to intensify his activities in long distance triathlons for this year.
More than one million spectators, about 70,000 runners from 130 countries, and 5,500 volunteers: the German capital will once again be transformed into a gigantic open-air stadium for the 43rd BMW BERLIN MARATHON on 25th September. The marathon festival is the highlight of the extensive BMW Running commitment. As at all the major marathon events in Germany, the fully-electric BMW i3 will be used as the official timing and lead car.
The fifth season has descended upon Munich (DE). Since Saturday, the 182nd Oktoberfest has been attracting millions of people from all over the world to the Theresienwiese. In glorious late summer weather, BMW gathered its sporting ambassadors and well-known athletes from various disciplines at the traditional BMW Wiesn Sport-Stammtisch at the largest and most famous festival in the world.
BMW Sport Ambassador Katarina Witt covers the 42.195 km in a BMW i8 and is thrilled by the atmosphere in her home city of Berlin.
The BMW i3 leads the way at the fastest marathon in the world – Title partner BMW provides over 70 cars to support the event and allow millions to experience the mobility of the future.
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